This great starter in home in the cute little town of Brownsville, Oregon is now pending!  It's a newer house, 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, single level.     And yes, this is located in Brownsville, THE Brownsville where much of the movie "Stand By Me" was filmed.  The town still has an annual festival to celebrate the well known film.  If you would like to sell your home in Brownsville, Oregon too, let's talk about it!     10/20/2014

This newer single level home is for sale in Brownsville, Oregon.  Real estate in Brownsville can be a hot commodity, due to the demand and slim pickings. The family, living and dining areas have vaulted ceilings. The back yard is mostly fenced and features a wood deck. This 1704 square foot home has 3 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms.  The driveway is extra long, and there is some additional side parking, ideal for parking toys, or perhaps a dog run.  $169,900.  MLS#680735.     08/27/2014

Tomorrow! Buy your tickets now, for a benefit concert with talented local musicians, in a historic church venue. After the concert, endjoy a variety of decadent desserts, coffee and tea, provided by local gourmet cooks. Tickets are $20 for adults, $10 for 18 and under. When Sat Mar 17 2pm – 4pm Pacific Time Where 196 Washburn, Brownsville Oregon (map) 03/16/2012

Small town fun in Brownsville, Oregon Friday I had the pleasure of spending time with 3 very close friends in Brownsville, Oregon, a bustling town of around 1600 occupants.  We spent some time in the Linn County Museum, visited the few shops on Main Street and had lunch at Bella Cuciana's.  Of course the Pioneer Picnic started that same day, so we took in a few activities there too.  We just caught the tail end of the Kiddie Parade, sorry we missed that.  Looked like the kids put a lot of effort into their displays.   I had so much fun in that little town that I went back Saturday with my husband and daughter.  We caught the main parade at 10am, checked out the town and then headed to the Pioneer Picnic.  I understand the Picnic has been held since 1887 and started out as a reunion for ... 06/20/2010

When visiting Brownsville, make sure to make a stop at the historic Moyer House.The elegant old Moyer House has spent more than 100 years overseeing the life and development of one of Oregon's oldest pioneer communities, Brownsville Oregon.  Built in 1881, the house was built by J.M Moyer, who was married to Elizabeth Brown, the daughter of founding father Hugh L. Brown, after whom Brownsville was later named.The house was originally built on seven acres, extending toward the Calapooya River and Brownsville's present City Park.Twelve foot ceilings, a white Italian marble fireplace, and curved walnut banisters decorated the inside, while elaborate trims and heavily bracketed cornices adorned the Italianate exterior.Group Tours may be prearranged for any day and time. To arrange for tours... 11/09/2007

The first Annual Fall Art Festival will be held on September 30, 2007. This event will benefit the Linn County Historical Museum in Brownsville Oregon.  The event will be held at the Bramble House, a new event center in Brownsville, and will feature original art available for purchase, appetizers and Oregon Wines. Entry is free, and donations to the Museum are encouraged. The Bramble House is located at 209 Templeton in Brownsville. Brownsville Oregon is located four miles east of I-5.For more information about Brownsville Oregon, and information on why it is a great place to call home -Click HereAlecia A. BarnesNuEra Realty541-466-5094Cell:  541-936-1630 09/24/2007

Beginning in the rich farmland of the Willamette Valley, this 66 mile route then winds along rushing streams and through thick forests, climbing into the West Cascades and McKenzie Pass, and joins the McKenzie Pass- Santiam Pass National Scenic Byway. Much of the Byway parallels the Santiam Wagon Road, and this road was built to lead livestock ranchers east to pasture lands in Central Oregon, as well as to gold mines in Eastern Oregon and Idaho. The Byway begins on Interstate 5. Moving East from Interstate 5, you'll first come to Brownsville Oregon, which was settled in 1846 and is Oregon's third oldest town. To learn more about the historic Scenic Byway Tour, you can visit these websites: http://www.brownsvilleoregon.org/http://www.sweethomeoregon.org/home.cfm?dir_cat=32896http://www.t... 09/20/2007

CLASSIC FILM, STAND BY ME, COMES TO LIFE ON JULY 28, 2007In Historic Brownsville Oregon 4 miles east off I-5 at exit 216Celebrating the filming of STAND BY ME, which used many parts of historic Brownsville in the film, festivities start at 1:00 Saturday July 28, 2007.Cruise In - including some cars used in the movieScavenger hunt and GeocachingHot Wheels Races for KidsProfessional Blueberry Pie Eating ContestAuthentic Sock-HopPosted Scene LocationsAt 9:00 pm watch the Rolling roadshow presentation of Stand By Me on their Huge 40 foot screen in our Historic Pioneer ParkGreat Food & More...Longtime Brownsville residents love to reminisce about the movie stars, director Rob Reiner, and especially the famous pie eating scene for which local folks were hired as extras. Check out:Stand By Me ... 07/14/2007

The Fourth of July in Brownsville is all you imagine a summer holiday in rural America to be.         Brownsville Oregon will be hosting its annual                  Fourth Of July event - July 4, 2007The morning will begin at 8:00 am with a pancake breakfast at the park pavilion. Pancakes, eggs, ham, marionberry syrup, hot coffee, all served with the entertaining antics of the volunteer fireman pancake flippers and the dancin' grooves of the serving chicks. To make sure that town residents don't miss out on the delicious food and fun, the town leaders send out the "sound truck" to inform residents their presence is requested. Make sure to join the crowd for an early morning tradition. Most folks will spend the entire day in the park, playing ball or competing in the horseshoe pitching c... 06/20/2007

Welcome to Historic Brownsville OregonBrownsville Oregon(97327) is nestled in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains in the Mid Willamette Valley,  and was settled in the 1846. The current population is just over 1500 people. It is an easy commute to Eugene, Salem and Portland Oregon. Rich in history,  Brownsville is home to a friendly, casual culture, with classic and historic homes, old fashioned front porches and a lazy river that winds through a gorgeous city park.  This park is home to the Linn County Pioneer Picnic, Oregon's oldest continuing celebration. The first Picnic, a reunion of Oregon Trail pioneers, was held in 1887.Today's Picnic includes family fun rides and games, food booths, logger jamboree, equestrian events, talent show, and entertainment. A Friday night dance open... 05/30/2007

A Brief History of Brownsville Brownsville is located in Linn County , between Albany and Eugene off of Interstate 5 , along  Calapooia River on the edge of the Willamette Valley. Named for Hugh L. Brown, Brownsville, one of Oregon's early settlements, had its beginnings in 1846, when a group of families including the Kirks, Browns and Blakelys, came west on the Oregon Trail and continued south to claim land in the lush valley of the Calapooia. Alexander and Sarah Kirk established a small, hand-hauled ferry across the Calapooia River the following year. Travelers on the east side Territorial Road used the ferry during the deep water periods, and the place became known as "Calapooya" or simply "Kirk's Ferry". Kirk's ferry operated until 1853, when a covered bridge was built over the Cala... 05/10/2007

This Years Annual City Wide Garage Sale will be held on Saturday, July 21, 2007 from 9:00 am to 4:00pm.Every year in July, locals begin the process of separating "trash from treasure" in preparation for the annual city wide garage sale.Cars, computers, dining room furniture, bicycles, light fixtures, power tools, generators, tractor parts, baby clothing and more. All of this local treaure is strewn across tables, blankets and driveways for your viewing and bargaining pleasure! You'll be amazed at the variety of goods on display, for prices so reasonable you'll understand why they say that "Eggs are cheaper in the country!"  :-)Come early and stay late. Local Antique shops and downtown restaurants will be open for Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner. Get more information on Brownsville Oregon:Ci... 05/08/2007

Dressed in Period Costumes, Local Actors take on the persona of historical characters, as visitors ride in a horse drawn carriage from the Linn County Historical Museum to the Moyer House circa 1881.  Visitors will enjoy a re-enactment at every stop.                                                                              Carriage Me Back is an enjoyable community drama based on a particular year in the history of Brownsville Oregon. This Years Carriage Me Back event will re-enact bits and pieces of local town history from 1924.Come to the Carriage Me Back event this year, enjoy some local flavor, browse the quaint antique shops, and be ready for a real family treat. 04/29/2007

Brownsville Farmers Market -                                                          Starts Every Saturday, Beginning April 28, 2007The Brownsville Co-op operates a farmers market every saturday morning from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm during the growing season from spring to fall. The market is located at the parking lot adjacent to Randy's Main Street Coffee Shop. There you will find fresh produce, organic and conventional, egg producers, plant sellers, pies, breads, and crafts, most of which is coming from local producers. The first market season was in 2006 and was very popular. The 2007 season promises to offer a bounty of healthy food for the community  04/13/2007