The Jefferson County, Oregon town of Culver was named for Orace Gabriel Collver, who came from Coos Bay to found the town, building a grocery store, which housed the post office. In 1911, the railroad came through on the opposite side of the valley, so the town relocated nearer to the railroad. Culver was incorporated as a city in 1946.
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Serving lunch, dinner and pizza, the Culver, Oregon restaurant's menu is posted, along with its specials and scheduled events, directions, and hours of operation.
http://www.roundbutteinn.com/
The city is located between Madras and Redmon, Oregon. Its official web site includes a community calendar and an overview of the city's administrative offices, departments, and services. Municipal bills may be paid online.
http://www.cityofculver.net/
Culver Marine is a family owned business carrying a line of new and pre-owned boats, outboard motors, parts and accessories. Its inventory, services, and storage facilities in Culver, Oregon are reviewed.
http://www.culvermarine.com/
Operating an elementary school, middle school, and high school, the public school administrative district is headquartered in Culver, Oregon. Its schools campuses, services, and calendars are posted, and various documents and forms are available.
http://www.culver.k12.or.us/
Highlighting the Culver Bulldogs High School and Middle School football program, the site features player photographs, statistics, camps, and other information.
http://www.culveroregonfootball.com/
The Culver, Oregon business produces alfalfa pellets, horse treats, timothy pellets, orchard grass pellets, and other livestock feeds. Its history, products, and dealers are featured.
http://www.haystackfarmandfeeds.com/
Located in Culver, in Central Oregon, the winery is situated on a forty-acre farm. The winery is highlighted, including its wines, wine club, and events. Locations where its products can be purchased are listed.
http://www.maragaswinery.com/
