Brownsville is located in
Linn County, between
Albany and
Eugene off of
Interstate 5, along the
Calapooia River on the edge of the Willamette Valley. This town was settled in 1846 and named for Hugh L. Brown (store owner). Brownsville retains many homes dating from 1850-1900 and several historical buildings. It is the third oldest continuously occupied community in Oregon. The community is also the site of the oldest annual celebration in Oregon, the
Linn County Pioneer Picnic. And was the Filming location for the 1986 movie, "Stand by Me."
Brownsville offers its visitors fishing, swimming and other outdoor recreation. The Linn County Historical Museum is available to the public.
There is also a Brownsville, Tennessee.
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