Click on the links below to see the photos. Click on the back arrow of your browser to return here. All photos courtesy of the Yamhill County Historical Society, Lafayette, OR. Nearly all of these images are placed here courtesy of Leighton Livengood and Jan Sander of Dundee. Reproduction of the digital imagery on this page by permission only. All digital images © 2000, Y.C.H.S.

The original photos were scanned at much higher resolution than you will see here, and were decreased in size due to image load times. If you would like a copy of the full sized image, email yamhillhistory@onlinemac.com so arrangements can be made. 

Notes:

• 1883 Hagey School: This school was on the eastern outskirts of town, northerly on Fox Farm Road on the right-hand side. It was actually the #3 school, but Levi Hagey donated the property for the school, hence its common name.
• 1893 School: was added onto after the turn of the century. The schools bell was donated to the war effort during the early 1940's, according to Leighton Livengood.
• 1903 Street Scene: the railroad terminated at the Hudson House plant, crossing Hwy. 99W near the present Community Center. It terminated on the South at Fulquartz Landing on the Willamette.
• 1915 School - Add-on: this was the 3rd modification to this 1893 structure, resulting in a doubling in size, 4 rooms on both floors.
• 1946 aerial view: the lower road is 5th Street, the upper one is 3rd Street.
• Frozen River: probably taken from the Newberg Bridge after 1918.
• Post Office: later a barber shop, among other businesses, and presently an antique shop. See 1978 Street scene.
• Prune Orchards: and Allen Fruit dryer. Noteon the back says this is Red Hills Drive. Old Holzmeyer house on the right.
• Ramseys Mill: called Chehalem Valley Mill in this photo. This mill was between Newberg & Dundee, n'ly of Dayton Avenue on Hess Creek.

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Last modified 5/30/2006 by DEL