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Tour one of Oregon City’s oldest homes before it closes for extended renovation
Tour one of Oregon City’s oldest homes before it closes for extended renovation
Tour one of Oregon City’s oldest homes before it closes for extended renovation

Published on: 09/28/2026

This news was posted by Oregon Today News

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Former Oregon City mayor Doug Neeley as John McLoughlin stands outside the McLoughlin House, where he volunteers as a storyteller.The living room inside the McLoughlin House National Park Service site in Oregon City. A portrait of Dr. McLoughlin hangs above the fireplace.Repairs are needed to the McLoughlin House.Photos from 1909 show when the McLoughlin House was moved up Singer Hill in Oregon City to its current location at 713 Center St.This bedroom belonged to Eloisa, the daughter of Dr. John and Marguerite McLoughlin, and her husband, Daniel Harvey.A portrait of John McLoughlin hangs inside the McLoughlin House National Park Service site in Oregon City.A bedroom inside the McLoughlin House National Park Service site in Oregon City.The dining room inside the McLoughlin House National Park Service site in Oregon City.Former Oregon City mayor Doug Neeley as John McLoughlin stands outside the McLoughlin House, where he volunteers as a storyteller.The McLoughlin House National Park Service site in Oregon City.The graves of John and Marguerite McLoughlin at the McLoughlin House National Park Service site in Oregon City.A framed image inside the McLoughlin House National Park Service site in Oregon City.The graves of John and Marguerite McLoughlin at the McLoughlin House National Park Service site in Oregon City.Photos from 1909 show when the McLoughlin House was moved up Singer Hill in Oregon City to its current location at 713 Center St.John McLoughlin's bedroom.

The historic John McLoughlin House in Oregon City will close for approximately 15 months beginning this winter as the National Park Service undertakes a $1.7 million stabilization and rehabilitation project.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/clackamascounty/2026/09/national-park-service-site-in-oregon-city-will-close-for-extended-period-during-renovation.html

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