Maxville Heritage Interpretive Center

Maxville Heritage Interpretive Center To gather, preserve, and share the rich history of Black, Indigenous, and immigrant loggers www.maxvilleheritage.org

Visit Maxville Heritage Interpretive Center's exhibit space & gift shop in the heart of Joseph's Art & Cultural District. Please call for appointments:
541-263-8895 or 541-426-3545

We'll be open again for Summer hours May 29th, 2021.

10 - 4pm
Thursday - Sunday. Will add Wednesdays in July 2021 - Announcement to follow

Fully ADA compliant to serve all visitors.

08/27/2026

We'r closed today through Saturday.

We'll be doing a presentation at Wallowa Lake State Park on Saturday August 29th at 7pm! Hope to see you there.

08/21/2026

We're closed today to attend a partner event, so sorry to miss you.

We'll be back the regular time tomorrow - it's hot out there, stay hydrated at one of our local shops!

08/15/2026

We will be closed tomorrow (Saturday), staff field work. Have a safe and serene weekend - We had a reprieve today with cleaner air due to the rain last night - take advantage.

Our Joseph Drum Jam starts in 1.5 hours!See you soon.
07/25/2026

Our Joseph Drum Jam starts in 1.5 hours!
See you soon.

Students from Multnomah, Clackamas and Deschutes county, Part of the Youth Solidarity Movement visited Maxville as part ...
07/22/2026

Students from Multnomah, Clackamas and Deschutes county, Part of the Youth Solidarity Movement visited Maxville as part of a 2 day experience with MHIC. A special introduction to 3 Nez Perce storytellers and forester shares cultural practices, and stewardship practices during their time at the site.

The timeline has been installed now. Opened the Center earlier this month while we continue the renovations from the Mai...
07/22/2026

The timeline has been installed now. Opened the Center earlier this month while we continue the renovations from the Main Street Revitalization grant.

06/26/2026

See you all at the Woodlands & Watershed Festival - Friday at Cloverleaf hall in Enterprise. Stop by for a Dutch Oven lunch, music and community.

I was honored to give remarks...
05/26/2026

I was honored to give remarks...

More than 315 graduates of Whitman College’s Class of 2026 received their diplomas on Sunday, May 24, in a sunny celebration in front of Memorial Building, featuring historian and justice advocate Gwendolyn Trice as commencement speaker.

Excited for this event tonight at OSU!
05/06/2026

Excited for this event tonight at OSU!

Center for the Humanities Presents: Digging Music: Archaeology and Soundscapes at Maxville, Oregon, an African American Logging Community

FOR SALE - Display cases!     The tan one is a bit heavy, also the green one (it will be empty).  $20 for the tan one, 4...
03/27/2026

FOR SALE - Display cases! The tan one is a bit heavy, also the green one (it will be empty). $20 for the tan one, 40 for the large one. Tan case - 2'11" tall X 7.1" wide by 6".1" length.
Green/Beige case - 3' 4" widest point X 2'5" deep X 5' 11" tall

Cell # 541-426-3545

Address

103 N Main Street
Joseph, OR
97846

Opening Hours

Thursday 10am - 4pm
Friday 10am - 4pm
Saturday 10am - 4pm

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