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With its lush rural setting, the village of Aurora welcomes visitors with a glimpse into the 19th century. As Oregon's first National Historic District, the town's distinctive original architecture is home to a first-class museum complex and an unrivaled antique shopping experience that earns its designation as the state's antique capital. You'll find Aurora easily accessible and only 25 minutes from Portland or Salem ... but, it will seem like it's 100 years away! If you reached this page from a search engine and you don't see a blue navigation bar on the left side, click here.
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Settled in 1856 as a
German Christian community whose members traveled over the Oregon Trail,
the Aurora 'Colony' was the only successful western communal society of
the time. Known for delicious German cooking, fine orchards and
famous brass bands, the village became both a destination and a crossroads
for travel in the Willamette Valley. If you reached this page from a search engine and you don't see a blue navigation bar on the left side, click here. |
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This page was last edited 08/10/2007