Tour Overview
Visit the historic homes and building of Union Oregon
By 1865 the population of Union had grown to over on hundred inhabitants and forced David Bivens and Samuel Hannah to lay out a large tract of land, west of Main Street which become known as West Union. Nine year s later North Union came into existence on land that had once belonged to the original claim of homesteader Fred Nodine. Union received its charter from the State of Oregon on October 19th 1878, and seven years later the first telephone system was installed. It ran between the train depot and Dr. Drake's office uptown. Union County was named after the town of Union. The bustling town of Union began its decline when the county seat moved to La Grande in 1905.
Stops
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Stop 1: Historic Union Hotel
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Stop 2: Single Story Bungalow
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Stop 3: Mansard Style House
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Stop 4: Renaissance Revival style
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Stop 5: The Union Drug Store
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Stop 6: Wilson Brothers Building
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Stop 7: The Union National Bank
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Stop 8: Benson Brothers Meat Packing Company
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Stop 9: Italianate commercial style
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Stop 10: First National Bank of Union
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Stop 11: Union High School
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Stop 12: Little White Church
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Stop 13: Union City Hall
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Stop 14: Levy Brothers General Store
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Stop 15: Masonic Lodge
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Stop 16: Italianate commercial building
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Stop 17: Eagle Tavern
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Stop 18: Knights of Pythias Hall
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Stop 19: Wright and Davis Mercantile Building
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Stop 20: Carnegie Library
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Stop 21: Union City Park