Junction City is a town located in Lane County, OR. It is a small town of approximately six thousand residents, living in a mostly rural area. It was named ‘Junction City’ by a railroad magnate Ben Holladay who planned to erect a railroad stop and thus connect the railroad coming from the west side and the east side from Willamette Valley. However, the west part of the railroad was not constructed according to Ben Holladay’s projects, so for a brief time Junction City was not a junction at all, but a stop. Later, though, the two main branches of Route 99, which divided Portland in half, reunited in Junction City and the town once again lived up to its name.
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<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">Primarily, there are two museums you can visit while staying within the premises of Junction City – The Lee House Museum and the Pitney House Museum. Both of these museums are filled with mostly original furniture and serve to illustrate how the folks used to live in the days past, and are surely an attraction if you’d like to experience the spirit of Junction City. If you wish to explore the town further, the best way to go around is on foot. Junction City is, after all, a small town with a lot of history and culture to offer. The best way to take it all in is to simply park your RV rental in Junction City and walk and wander around.</span></p>
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