The sign up sheet for an outing to the Oregon Historical Society Museum on January 8th will be available at the Manor Bulletin Boards on Friday, December 27th. Details available on the website at Events/Outing Committee Schedule.
A tour of the amazing new PDX terminal will be led by airport greeter/WV resident Don McHarness. There is a lot to see without going through security. Following the tour, participants are encouraged to enjoy lunch together at the new Loyal Legion restaurant/beer hall. You must pay for your own meal from the menu. We will be seated together. There will be ample time for shopping after lunch.
A morning visit to this museum in downtown Portland. Current exhibits include "Fountain of Creativity": 20th Century artists in Portland; pictures from the Valley Migrant League and two permanent exhibits about the history of the State of Oregon and the history of Portland.
The Outings committee plans excursions to places away from the WV campus. See the "Outings Committee" page for more information. We meet monthly for about a hour.
Photos by Bubbles Lincicum and Potter Herndon
Ten residents enjoyed a visit to this small museum in southeast Portland.
Photos by Bubbles Lincicum, Ron Ture, Elizabeth Olsen, and Sue Bosshardt
Seventeen residents visited the Lan Su Chinese Garden in downtown Portland on a beautiful late summer day.
Photos by Heather Cohen and Ron Ture
A group of 24 residents took a tour of the Guide Dogs for the Blind training facility in Boring, Oregon. Willamette View residents Heather and Bill Cohen are puppy trainers for the organization and brought along Scooby, a puppy that they are currently babysitting.
Photos by Bubbles Lincicum and Claudia Gates
Eleven residents visited the Oregon Rail Heritage Center on the afternoon of Thursday, June 27. Dave Larsen, artworks' Kristen Larsen's dad, was our guide.
Photos by Ron Ture and Gary Lippert
Thirteen residents rode the bus driven by Brooke to the Crystal Springs Rhododendron Garden. They spent two hours exploring the gardens and several residents were able to use the LINCC Cultural Pass for addmision.