Founded in 1872, and legally incorporated by the Oregon Legislative Assembly in 1876, the city takes its name from William Lucas Halsey, who at that time was vice-president of Oregon & California Railroad. The small city is located approximately twenty-five miles from Eugene and Springfield, and about 20 miles from Albany and Corvallis, Oregon.
Recommended Resources
Cascade Pacific Pulp owns the 185,000 ton per year bleached pulp mill near Halsey, Oregon. A history, and profile of the mail is featured, including sales data, environmental information, and employment opportunities.
http://www.cascadepulp.com/
A city history is told on its official website, along with an overview of the community, its administrative offices, city Council, and services. Utility information, announcements, projects, and contact data are posted.
http://www.cityofhalsey.com/
The full-service trailer dealership stocks more than 150 units, from a variety of manufacturers which are listed here, and is one location on the corner of Highway 99 E and Highway 228, just west of Halsey, Oregon. Its products, which include trailers, trailer hitches, PJ truck beds, Iron Star beds, Bradford beds, sheds, gazebos and other building systems, are listed and described here.
http://www.diamondksales.com/
A profile and brief history of the small Oregon town is featured on this community site, along with a map and links to other local resources.
http://www.halseyoregon.com/
Founded in 1956, and associated with the Mennonite Church, the school is located on Peoria Road in the City of Halsey, Oregon. Its location and contact information are posted to the site.
http://lakecreekms.mennonite.net/
Located in Halsey, Oregon, Smith Seed is a worldwide wholesale supplier of turfgrass and forage seed. Its products, services, custom packaging, contract production, storage and hauling services are outlined, and an overview of the company and his contacts as provided.
http://www.smithseed.com/
