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Restoration in Progress: Here's How You Can Help
Here's how you can become part of the Hot Lake Restoration.
Please call us for more information. We thank you for your support. 541-963-HOTL
"Sulphur Blend" Prints
Take home a limited edition of David Manuel's "Sulphur Blend." Hot Lake 1812.
24" x 36" unframed print. $250.00
Second Expedition of white man to visit Hot Lake. Stewart and his companions
are concerned that the
mineral water may taint their coffee and food. August 12, 1812.
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Espresso
Don't pass Hot Lake without stopping at Hot Lake Springs Coffee Company for a vanilla latte and cookie! Lunchtime? Try our tacos or
sandwiches. Open Monday through
Saturday.
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Historic Photos
Hot Lake of years past is captured in several historic photos now available for purchase. $100 each, $250 for 3, $500 for 6.
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Rooms
Sponsor a room, then decorate and furnish it any way you choose! Includes a bronze and wood name plaque for the room. $10,000.
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Bricks
Purchase a brick with your name or busines name engraved into it. These bricks will be
installed in the new front walk for all to see.
For each brick you purchase for the restoration effort, you will also receive an original antique brick, nearly 100 years old, that
says, "Hot Lake."
Display this antique brick in your home or office. Wonderful treasures and family heirlooms for: New baby, Birthday, Christmas,
Anniversary, "In memory of," Name of Business. $125 (single line) or $250 (two lines).
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Windows
When you help in the restoration process of Hot Lake Springs by sponsoring a window for $100, a beautiful engraved brass plate
will be permanently placed on the window sill.
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Busy Beavers
Here's David Manuel's whimiscal set of bronzes entitled "Busy Beavers: Nails - Pails - Tails."
$495 each, $1,250 set of 3.
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Volunteer
If you would like to volunteer for the Hot Lake Restoration Project, contact us at 963-4685.
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Donate
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The Legacy of Honor Hot Lake Springs Honor Garden
Near La Grande and Union stands a most unique display. Possibly the most unique of its kind. This garden is to honor everyone.
Consisting of 13 bronze eagle heads atop 13 pedestals with three flags, benches, plants, and water features.
The historic significance of 13 is obvious. Each will also represent a branch of service to include: military, ministries,
educators, physicians, law enforcement, firefighters, the American laborers, and virtually everyone who makes up this incredible
land which we call THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
The large area on the hillside behind Hot Lake Springs will display three 10' x 20' flags waving 100 feet from the highway level.
They will be a US flag, Oregon flag, and a white dove flag representing the "Valley of Peace." The largest valley completely
surrounded by mountains perhaps in the world.
 The meditation garden will be very natural in
landscape with slight water features and a sidewalk. Also included will be a wall featuring large military bronze medallions.
Unlike other displays of its kind, this site is to include the living.
One can purchase a name plaque for themselves or give the gift of a legacy to a loved one at Hot Lake Springs for the cost of
$110.00. This charge will cover a portion of the cost of the display. For more information, visit Hot Lake Springs or call
541-963-4685.
Other displays on the hill include a horse-drawn vehicle, an antique fire truck museum, as well as a small amphitheater.
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