In 1945, brothers Alfred and Andrew Collier donated 146 Oregon acres to the state as a memorial to their parents; today, Collier Memorial State Park spans 536 acres and preserves the region’s logging history
In 1945, brothers Alfred and Andrew Collier contributed land for what would become a revered memorial park. Over the years, the park blossomed to 536 acres, providing a prime spot for outdoor activities. Home to the Collier Logging Museum, it celebrates nearly 150 years of timber history, showcasing an impressive…
The Times of India ·