Welcome!
Here you can learn more about the Society, our collections and artifacts, and the history of the Molalla area.
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The Molalla Area Historical Society is a non-profit organization whose artifacts, collections, and history exhibits are on display in the Molalla Dibble House Museum complex, including the historic Dibble House, VonderAhe House with Summer Kitchen, Ivor Davies Hall, and the farm and logging machinery shed. Emphasis is placed on Native Americans, early pioneers, agriculture, timber, commerce, schools, Wilhoit Springs, the Buckeroo Rodeo, and genealogy/history research in our resource library.
We are generally open. from April 1st through the 2nd week in November, barring exceptionally cold weather during the transition months. Please call us to make sure we'll be there if there is any question. Our hours are from 1pm to 4pm for the two days a week the museum is open, Friday & Saturday.
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Well will be closed for the season from the 3rd week in November to to April, but, we'd always be glad to host you if you're in town. Just get in touch to arrange an appointment by calling (no text) 503-765-6432.