Creamery Location What is it now Note Alder Vale Cheese Factory Nehalem area, North Fork Rd. just off Hwy 53. Privately owned. Factory still stands Mohler Creamery Association Junction of Miami River Rd. and Foss~ Vifinery I . One of the seven remaining creameries to merge operations Rd. near the Nehalem River. to the Tillamook plant. Foley Creek "Mr. Holten had a factory on the old Easom farm at the mouth of Foley Creek." Miami Valley Cheese Factory Miami Valley, about 6 miles north on Gone ‘ Miami River Rd. from Hwy 101. Clover Leaf Creamery Co. Kilchis Valley, intersection of Alderbrook and Kilchis River roads Privately owned waterhouse. aka Riverdale Maple Leaf Creamery Association Wilson River‘Loop Rd. near Maple Leaf School Gone Was used as a TCCA warehouse. lt burned in 1951 The Tillamook Creamery About a mile south of town, what is now 12th and Main streets One of the members of Thayer‘s Combine in 1903. Highest cheese producer, making 450,679 pounds in 1909. One of the four to create the Tillamook Cheese Association and build the main plant. Holstein Creamery West side of Third St, just east of faigrounds, located at Fairview Farm Bureau Auction House Fairview Dairy Association Located next to the Holstein Factory on 3rd. St. east of Tillamook. No longer standing. Built in the 18905. One of the members of Thayer's Combine: in 1903. Bought by McIntosh in 1904. Turned in to a butter plant in later years. Once located where the current AAUW Kindergarten building now stands. Elwood Creamery Co. Built on the Donaldson farm on Donaldson Rd. east of Tillamook Gone. Burned down. aka Cold Springs factory (originally), but when McIntosh bought the factory but not the ground, he changed the heme from Cold Springs to Elwood. Shipped 188 cases of cheese in June 1909. Red Clover Creamery Located on the south side of Trask River Rd. at intersection with Long , Prairie Rd. ' Sal—Ma?“ Privately owned. Used for manufacturing fumiture. One of the members of Thayer‘s Combine in 1903. Long Prairie Creamery Co. Long Prairie Rd., north side of the road across from blimp hangars. Torn down. Built as a private factory originally on the old Rodgers farm. Later moved east on Long Prairie Rd., not far from Brickyard Rd. South Prairie Creamery Co. Just off Hwy 101 on north side of South Prairie Rd., across from a little store. No logger staridini Original South Prairie was down about where the new road oes (1 979). Pleasant Valley Cheese Co. Hwy 101, west side of the road across from the Grange Hallju‘st south of Munson Creek Rd. Torn down when Hwy 101 was improved. Sources: Jim McKillip interview. Tillamook-Lest we Forget by Boge. Lila V. Cooper. 1979. Various articles. Created by Chandra Allen, TCCA communications specialist , OCR Text: Creamery Location What is it now Note Alder Vale Cheese Factory Nehalem area, North Fork Rd. just off Hwy 53. Privately owned. Factory still stands Mohler Creamery Association Junction of Miami River Rd. and Foss~ Vifinery I . One of the seven remaining creameries to merge operations Rd. near the Nehalem River. to the Tillamook plant. Foley Creek "Mr. Holten had a factory on the old Easom farm at the mouth of Foley Creek." Miami Valley Cheese Factory Miami Valley, about 6 miles north on Gone ‘ Miami River Rd. from Hwy 101. Clover Leaf Creamery Co. Kilchis Valley, intersection of Alderbrook and Kilchis River roads Privately owned waterhouse. aka Riverdale Maple Leaf Creamery Association Wilson River‘Loop Rd. near Maple Leaf School Gone Was used as a TCCA warehouse. lt burned in 1951 The Tillamook Creamery About a mile south of town, what is now 12th and Main streets One of the members of Thayer‘s Combine in 1903. Highest cheese producer, making 450,679 pounds in 1909. One of the four to create the Tillamook Cheese Association and build the main plant. Holstein Creamery West side of Third St, just east of faigrounds, located at Fairview Farm Bureau Auction House Fairview Dairy Association Located next to the Holstein Factory on 3rd. St. east of Tillamook. No longer standing. Built in the 18905. One of the members of Thayer's Combine: in 1903. Bought by McIntosh in 1904. Turned in to a butter plant in later years. Once located where the current AAUW Kindergarten building now stands. Elwood Creamery Co. Built on the Donaldson farm on Donaldson Rd. east of Tillamook Gone. Burned down. aka Cold Springs factory (originally), but when McIntosh bought the factory but not the ground, he changed the heme from Cold Springs to Elwood. Shipped 188 cases of cheese in June 1909. Red Clover Creamery Located on the south side of Trask River Rd. at intersection with Long , Prairie Rd. ' Sal—Ma?“ Privately owned. Used for manufacturing fumiture. One of the members of Thayer‘s Combine in 1903. Long Prairie Creamery Co. Long Prairie Rd., north side of the road across from blimp hangars. Torn down. Built as a private factory originally on the old Rodgers farm. Later moved east on Long Prairie Rd., not far from Brickyard Rd. South Prairie Creamery Co. Just off Hwy 101 on north side of South Prairie Rd., across from a little store. No logger staridini Original South Prairie was down about where the new road oes (1 979). Pleasant Valley Cheese Co. Hwy 101, west side of the road across from the Grange Hallju‘st south of Munson Creek Rd. Torn down when Hwy 101 was improved. Sources: Jim McKillip interview. Tillamook-Lest we Forget by Boge. Lila V. Cooper. 1979. Various articles. Created by Chandra Allen, TCCA communications specialist , Nehalem Valley Historical Society,Under Construction,August 2023 Shipment Scans,Mark Beach Folder (NVHS),Listing of Creamery's Circa 1980,P01 (12).tif, P01 (12).tif