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- John Monpier Vranizan obituary
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- Ernest and Melba Cook, one of the earliest families in Garden Home
- Visit the notable Rich and Charold Baer rose garden in Garden Home
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- Don Dunbar obituary
- Wobbling Into My Past by Kit Bowen
- December 2023 UPDATE – Garden Home History
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- November 11, 2023 Veteran’s Day bell ringing at Trader Joe’s
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- Dairies of Garden Home
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- October 2023 UPDATE – Garden Home History
- Early Grocery and Retail Stores of Garden Home
- Library display of Kent Haley watercolors depicting the Oregon Electric Railway – September 30, 2023
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- Kit Bowen
- Garden Home Library 40th Anniversary – June 3, 2023
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- The search for Cora – May 8th, 2023
- CENTURY HOMES: Robert Pearson
- Lee, Zak, and Lois Hyslin, 8285 SW Garden Home Road
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- Kevin J. Freeman obituary
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Category Archives: Places
The Hunt Club, “Memories of Horsing Around Years”
By Patti (Ransom) Waitman-Ingebretsen *The Hunt Club was located on or near the Frank Estate off SW Oleson Rd in the Garden Home area. Being too young to drive, this writer has no details about location, transportation etc. Teen aged girls … Continue reading
Memories of Whitney’s Custom Cannery, Circa 1954-56
By Patti (“The Ransom girl” ) Waitman-Ingebretsen, Multnomah Village My family moved to Maplewood in 1950 and our ¼ acre property allowed for a very large garden. My father, raised on a farm in Corvallis, knew all about gardening and raising … Continue reading
SW Oleson Road Gardens update
See also our original story about the 2008 dedication of the Oleson Gardens. The Garden Home Crossing Committee was formed in 1996 to create three “island” gardens at the busy intersection of Oleson and Garden Home Road. Volunteers hung hanging … Continue reading
Memories of the Old Community Church
We were pleased to receive the following stories from Dan Nebert and his sister Rosella Nebert Grafton concerning their memories of the old Community Church which was on Garden Home Road and Royal (now 71st), where the one-story professional building … Continue reading
Historic Garden Home street sign placards
The Historic Garden Home street sign placards are a great way to promote our neighborhood identity. The placards are authorized and installed by Washington County. Is your street shown below? See Support Us for instructions to order a placard. The … Continue reading
Westgard Avenue – A Short History Of SW 87th Avenue from Garden Home Road to Alden Street
Compiled by Anne Hanford Olson With special contributors Dan Nebert, Carol Sturtevant Pratt and Nancy Sturtevant Dachtler Revised March 2014 The Atfalatis Hunt and Gather Here For 10,000 years, native people called Atfalatis, a band of the Kalapuya, inhabited our area. … Continue reading
Bernie Rice recalls working at Whitney’s Cannery
Bernie Rice worked at the Whitney Cannery the two summer seasons after he graduated from Beaverton High School in 1962. The tasks varied but primarily he worked as a “cook.” This meant he was involved in the actual processing of the food, … Continue reading
Garden Home Post Office
History of the Garden Home Post Office By Elaine Shreve [2019 Update: The historic Post Office safe from the 1968-1992 location was recently found and relocated to the Garden Home Growlers inside the Garden Home Market Place.] Brief history of … Continue reading
Posted in Early History, Historic Events, Places
Tagged Jager, Nelson, Nichols, post office, Scherner, Upchurch, White store
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The Garden Home Community Library Association
Garden Home Community Library Association is incorporated as a 501(c)3 non-profit public benefit corporation with the purpose of operating and supporting the mission of the Garden Home Community Library. The Board carries full legal responsibility for the nonprofit corporation and … Continue reading
History of the Historic Oregon Electric Railway Segment of the Fanno Creek Trail
In 1847, a pioneer from Missouri named Augustus Fanno journeyed to the Oregon territory. He traveled the Tualatin Plains Indian Trail searching for land for a homestead. He eventually chose a spot not far from Garden Home with fertile lowlands … Continue reading