Meet a Tualatin resident who has been working on livability. You have heard of his work—but you likely did not know who he was. Well the Tualatin Historical Society has been working on history being made today and this guy is the perfect example of that. Watch!

Third in a three part series celebrating Tualatin Heritage Center’s 100th birthday.

What do you do when a beloved century-old building is about to be demolished? If you're the Tualatin Historical Society, you move it — literally.

In this second of a three part series board member Larry McClure invites you to share the memories that have been made in our home: The Tualatin Heritage Center. Pictured is the 1961 Kindergarten Christmas Party in the basement when the Heritage Center was still the Methodist Church.

It starting with the Methodist community rallying to rebuild their church. But wow, what an impact they made on all of Tualatin.

A family photo album is just one of the items our Historian Sandra Lafky Carlson investigated with a panel of VIP guests. See the full video

2025 Poetry Contest Winners. Plus a thank you to our guest speaker and judges. Photo of TuHS, March 2025, courtesy of Samantha Reisbick

April Wicker presents “American History of Quilt Shows, Museums and Collections”

“What beyond oral histories can you do to document the LGTBQ history of Tualatin? Well tonight is a great example.”

Robin Will:

Board member of the Oregon Queer History Collective

Arbor Day Poetry Contestants and Winners

Join Author and Memorabilia expert Don Rogers on this fun journey through Tualatin’s role in rock’s history