MPF Conservation works for many institutions in the Western United States, and this page is an introduction to three categories of institutions: National, Regional, and local House Museums. We have never worked for a private corporate institution.
Crater Lake Centennial Quilt, right.
Above, State of Oregon Legislative Building, Hahn House, Oregon Caves,
and Washington State flag. Below right, Crater lake Superintendent’s Home.
We divided our institutions into National, Regional, and House Museum clients. Each will have a link, below.
We are updating this page; please excuse our missing links!
Our National Institutions:
- Oregon Caves National Monument NPS, Oregon
- Crater Lake National Park, Oregon (right)
- McLoughlin House NPS, Oregon
Our Regional institutions:
- Hearst Castle, California
- State of Washington Legislative Campus, Washington
- State of Oregon Capitol Building, Oregon
- University of California, Berkeley: Doe Memorial Library
- Tualatin Historical Society
- Fort Dalles Surgeons Quarters, Oregon (coming soon)
- Echo Church, Echo, Oregon (coming soon)
- OMSI, Oregon (coming soon)
- Jantzen Beach Carousel, Oregon
Our House Museum institutions:
- Pittock Mansion, Oregon (right)
- Amasa B. Campbell House, Washington
- Maryhill Museum , Washington
- Gordon House (Frank Lloyd Wright), Oregon
- Hanley Farms, Oregon
- Deepwood Estate, Salem, Oregon (coming soon)
- Henry Hahn House, Oregon
Institutional clients usually have the broadest range of objects, and for that we are grateful.
Above: Campbell House; Crater Lake’s Superintendent’s Home, Imperial Collection;
Tualatin Historical Society Quilt; Echo Church; Hearst Castle; and Gordon House.
To see the many other objects we restore, visit our home page.
