Do you already know what you want? Use the quick order form to order all at once! A Living Treasure stands rustically over Little Butte Creek, water pouring out of her antique timbered side like it has for far over a century. Her belts, pulleys and stones have not stopped turning and telling the story of the people who settled the Oregon territory.
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Who owns The Butte Creek Mill? The Butte Creek Mill, as well as the Ice House and adjacent garden, is owned by the Butte Creek Mill Foundation, which is a 501 (c)(3) not for profit. It was purchased from Robert Russell for $135,000. When was the foundation set up? The Foundation was set up in 2016 but did not receive its 501(c)(3) status until January of 2017.
Reviews (8)
Gordon Summers
May 24, 2022
Freyja Sullivan
Dec 21, 2021
John Doe
Nov 23, 2021
The Butte Creek Mill is a historic landmark in Eagle Point Oregon. It is right down the road from one of our covered bridges here in town. And when it's open, it has an interesting blend of antiquities, collectibles, and just great souvenirs and useful stuff that you can purchase. It's really neat looking at the building situated on Butte Creek. And we are very glad that it is being restored after the fire a few years back. It is definitely a place you should visit in Eagle Point!
Stephanie Sullivan
May 07, 2020
Ft Rick Bedsworth
Feb 10, 2019
Roy L. Robertson
Jan 31, 2019
Sue Kupillas
May 19, 2017
The Butte Creek Mill served the Southern Oregon, Northern California region in supplying flour and other health products. After the fire on Christmas morning, The Butte Creek Mill Foundation was formed, dedicated to raising money and awareness to rebuild this historic 1872 grist mill. The fundraising has started with support from major players. All donations will go to the rebuild effort as we have excellent volunteers who are passionate about the Mill, to head up the effort.
Robert Russell
Dec 13, 2015
