Maxville Heritage Interpretive Center

The Maxville Project mirrors the neighborhood group's profound gratefulness for the safeguarding of its oral history, photos, authentic structures and forested scene. "Maxville" was the railroad logging town that existed around 15 miles north of Wallowa, Oregon. The Maxville Heritage Interpretive Center fills in as a stage to bind together the different societies through instructive projects, displays, and occasions.

Instructive effort with neighborhood school areas and colleges and authentic/archeological investigations of the town site are the two projects being worked on. Maxville Heritage Interpretive Center is a completely sorted out magnanimous association. From California to Washington D.C., our overseeing board individuals speak to national, local, and neighborhood ious volunteers committed to instructing the general population about the huge history of Maxville, Oregon and comparable groups in the Pacific Northwest.