Few communities in Oregon’s Willamette Valley have a history as closely tied to railroad development as Halsey. The town took shape after local farmer William L. Halsey provided land for a station on the Oregon and California Railroad, and it was incorporated in 1876. Oregon Route 99E still runs through this small Linn County community, surrounded by the fertile farmland that defines the central valley. Halsey’s annual Fourth of July celebration reflects its close-knit civic tradition. Find related webcams in the surrounding Willamette Valley to build a fuller picture of Halsey and Oregon’s agricultural heartland.
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