History of F. J. Miller House

The F.J. Miller House was built in 1909 and was used in advertisements and on postcards to promote Forest Grove. Miller owned the only gas station in town, as well as a lucrative patent for a special kind of Bohemian hop he had developed at his country home.

After the Lewis and Clark Exposition in Portland in 1905, Oregon experienced an economic boom that continued into the 1920s. Expensive Craftsman homes appeared. This home featured two-stories, with low-pitched roofs, wide eaves, full deep porches and many window types.

The home has been restored and architecturally renovated to accurately reflect the historic grandeur of the early 1900s. The stunning Craftsman-style FJ Miller House boasts modern conveniences with the timeless elements of yesteryear. 

 

Beautifully restored and furnished.

Click here to see photos of this beautiful
Bed and Breakfast.