A former logging community whose history is being preserved and interpreted.
Wallowa Lake and the mountains, seen from the county park at the north end. Regional landscape context for this record.
Gary Halvorson, Oregon State Archives · 16 May 2012 · CC BY 4.0 · Image & source ↗Maxville Heritage Interpretive Center collects the history of Maxville and comparable logging communities in the West. Its work creates a connection between the former community and an interpretive center in Joseph.
The location of a museum is different from the location of the community it interprets. The atlas keeps both records, linked by the institution’s stated work.
3 of the 3 links shown have been read for this edition. The shelf shows at most two links from any one publisher; the rest are in the research records. Collected links are leads for further reading; they are not all evidence used in this place’s account. See the research records.
10:00From Capital Community Media · 2018
9:37From Western Folklife Center · 2009
VideoFrom Western Folklife Center · Date unconfirmed
VideoFrom Western Folklife Center · Date unconfirmed
What the atlas holds for Maxville today: one sourced introduction and no other researched record, no state business registrations, 3 photographs and no first-person account.
A sentence is enough. A photo or a voice note is welcome, and you choose the credit.
Or answer one of the 2046 questions for Maxville: Skills worth passing on · What makes this home? · Coming home
