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Giant Forest
Once established on the ground, Dorst turned to exploring the...
Samuel Matthews House
Built in 1904 by Archibald Simmons, the house is Carpenter Go...
Christian Church – Coburg
Having met together since the 1880s, the Christian Church in ...
Mendenhall House
This house was built in 1905 and purchased c. 1910 by Dr. Men...
Payne House – Coburg
This simplified Italianate home was owned by Charles Payne wh...
Pollard House
Set behind a street hedge and traditional garden, this -&rsqu...
Healy House – Coburg
This rural Italianate is characterized by its faux “win...
Hugo Hallin House / Olson House
Built in 1899, this Victorian Eclectic home was constructed b...
Clarence Taylor House
This Bungalow / Vernacular Gothic home was built for Clive Ta...
Hallin House
Built in 1906 for Booth-Kelly Mill superintendent Sir Hugo Ha...
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Giant Forest
Once established on the ground, Dorst turned to exploring the rugged reaches of the new reservation. Almost before he could start, however, he ran into the problem that would dominate his first summer in the park—the Kaweah Colony's attempt to ...
Samuel Matthews House
Built in 1904 by Archibald Simmons, the house is Carpenter Gothic style home was also once home to Carpus Gray, another prominent builder during Coburg’s Golden Years who apprenticed with Bud Simmons.
Christian Church – Coburg
Having met together since the 1880s, the Christian Church in Coburg was formed in 1901. This church building, constructed in 1904, was built completely with Booth-Kelly lumber by church volunteers, on land donated by E.G. Delaney. Kitchen and classrooms were ...
Mendenhall House
This house was built in 1905 and purchased c. 1910 by Dr. Mendenhall, who was a doctor, dentist, and veterinarian. He lived in Coburg for about 3 years, working with Dr. M. E. Jarnagin. After he married, his wife was ...
Payne House – Coburg
This simplified Italianate home was owned by Charles Payne who ran the blacksmith shop and livery stable near the Cox House (#7) on North Willamette. Legend says Payne shod a particularly fine stallion originating from Coburg, Germany. He took the ...
Pollard House
Set behind a street hedge and traditional garden, this -’double-’ house is one of the oldest homes in Lane County and one of few classical styles in the area. Zacariah Pollard bought this land from John Diamond in 1853. Coburg ...
Healy House – Coburg
This rural Italianate is characterized by its faux “window walk,” center chimney, and wrapped-front veranda. It was built in 1898 by Mr. Mathisen who owned the glass factory in town. This home has been restored with original windows, wrap around ...
Hugo Hallin House / Olson House
Built in 1899, this Victorian Eclectic home was constructed by Mill Superintendent Sir Hugo Hallin. Hallin came with his father from Sweden to America when he was 12 years old and lived in this residence until his new house on ...
Clarence Taylor House
This Bungalow / Vernacular Gothic home was built for Clive Taylor in 1913 and features a gabled roof and corbelled brick center chimney.
Hallin House
Built in 1906 for Booth-Kelly Mill superintendent Sir Hugo Hallin, this Queen Anne house features fish scales in the apexes and a veranda-style porch. The interior wood was originally hand selected and remains mostly intact today. The house was purchased ...
