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Early in the 20th Century, Portland was home to several prominent dairies. The Hoffman family, owners of the Hazelwood Creamery, decided to market their ice cream and other dairy products through their own retail outlets. This store located on SW Third and Washington was one of the original Ice Cream Parlors.

 

You can see Halloween Pumpkins and other decorations in the windows

 

At Your Service, Charles H. Derrie delivered products from the Hazelwood Creamery

 

The Hazelwood was decorated for the Rose Fiesta in 1907

 

Streetcar tracks and cobblestones are visible here

Back of Hazelwood Menu from 1924

The Garden at Hazelwood

Old English Court effect at the Hazelwood

Hazelwood Soda Fountain

Theater Program Ad from 1907

A Unique Corner of the Hazelwood Cream Store

The Old Well at Hazelwood

 

The Hazelwood Butter Boy and Girl were awarded the Grand Diploma at the Oregon State Fair in 1915

Magazine Ad from 1921

The Hazelwood Cream Store’s Candy Department

Newspaper ad from 1924

The Multnomah Hazelwood was a remotely located drive-in version of the Ice Cream Parlor and it was open 365 days a year at Multnomah Falls.

 

Early view of the original Multnomah Hazelwood stand, which was built in 1916 and torn down in 1919.

In this view, you can see the new Union Pacific Depot which was located at Multnomah Falls with the Hazelwood Drive-in. It was built in 1919 and torn down in 1924. Post card racks can be seen in front.

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