Mary Hanley bequeathed her family farm to the Southern Oregon Historical Society, which now operates it so that young and old alike might rediscover their ties to the land.
 
Buildings at the farm range in age from the 1850s to the 1950s. The top of Hanley Butte, accessible by a footpath, offers a remarkable view of the valley, and unique botanical gardens make Hanley Farm a very special place to visit.
 
The first Saturday of each month from June through September, the Southern Oregon Historical Society offers Hanley Farm visitors the opportunity to experience the history of our region through a variety of unique and exciting hands-on programs and activities.
 
From wagon and miniature horse cart rides, to butter churning and bread baking, to blacksmithing and weaving demonstrations, to pioneer games and Native American dances—Hanley Farm is the place to be for locals, out-of-towners and children of all ages.
 
Water tower at Hanley Farm Picture on right >>>>
  
Hanley Farm is also available for private events and provides a breathtaking outdoor setting perfect for summer weddings, parties and corporate events—large or small.
 
Hanley grounds, restrooms and canopy tent (capacity 250)
 
Parking is limited to 60 cars and 2 buses. To exceed that number, carpool arrangements must be made.
 
Equipment Rentals available.
 
Hanley Farm is located at 1053 Hanley Road (Hwy 238) between Jacksonville and Central Point.

For Date Availability, Rates and Reservations, Email financedir@sohs.org or call 541-773-6536, ext. 222.