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Read More »Your support has helped us to build needed expertise and to strengthen the organization. As we begin planning for the first phase of the Capital Campaign, we will continue to depend on you. We strive to continue to earn your support.
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Little D Before... Progress Little D After The restoration of Little D (Little Diner– a former staff cafeteria) – to become a community, meeting space and classroom, the first of the 4 phases of the full historic restoration of this National Historic Landmark Lodge is nearly complete. Once the full restoration of the Chateau is complete […]
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Friends Board Meeting - September 22 and 23 at the Oregon Caves. Please contact Sue Densmore for more information.
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MEDIA CONTACTS: Friends of the Oregon Caves Chateau Sue Densmore 541-944-1139 [email protected] For Immediate Release Chateau Balconies Project at the Oregon Caves Selected for Lottery Bond Funding (July17,2017) OregonCavesNationalMonument. $750,000 in lottery bond funding was approved by the 2017 Oregon Legislature to re-create the three balconies original to The Oregon Caves Chateau, a National Historic […]
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News Release INFORMATION: Cristina Sanz, The Oregon Community Foundation, [email protected] (541) 773-8987 or (541) 301-2797 mobile $75,000 OCF Grant Boosts Oregon Caves & Chateau Medford, Ore. – June 19, 2017 – The Board of The Oregon Community Foundation (www.oregoncf.org) approved several special grants this spring, including a significant one in Southern Oregon. The Friends of […]
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Thanks to Christine Sherk from the Eugene Register-Guard for a special story about the amazing adventures at the Oregon Caves National Monument and Preserve. Enjoy a wonderful sense of history, ambiance and outdoor fun for the whole family! http://registerguard.com/rg/life/discovery/35582791-65/marvels-of-marble-at-oregon-caves.html.csp#video
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One of Oregon's favorite lodges!
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Newsletter - June 2017
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http://restoreoregon.org/oregon-caves-chateau/
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The Friends’ current project is the rehabilitation of Little D, the former staff dining area, located on the 2nd basement level. Built to feed the original cave guides, college students who worked here during the summer, Little D has never been available to the public and, since the end of the cave guide program, has essentially been […]
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