Old Town Lake Oswego
Neighborhood Association
A Great Neighborhood Starts With Great People. And You’re One Of Them!
If you have an Old Town concern, question, or suggestion, please feel free to email us at info@oldtownlakeoswego.org (you may also fill out the form below), or you may email any one of your neighborhood representatives directly. Remember, your Old Town Neighborhood Association exists to harness the collective impact of “neighborhood” through open communication for community building, neighborhood sustainability, and enhancement – we can only achieve this together! So let’s hear from you.
From left to right: Bruce, Jeannie, Phil, Jim, Betsy, Laurie, Carrie, Derrith, Michael.
Old Town Neighborhood Association Board 2025-2026
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Derrith Schmidt, Chair
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Jim Perris, Vice Chair
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Betsy Wosko, Secretary
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Ann Garcia, Treasurer
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Jeannie McGuire, Director
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Bruce Glabau, Director
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Phil Sterling, Director
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Michael Schmidt, Director
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Carrie Kaufman, Vice Chair
About Old Town
Welcome to the place where the town of Lake Oswego started. Founded in 1847 by Albert Alonzo Durham, the townsite eventually grew under the guidance of John C. Trullinger, who purchased Durham’s land and sawmill in 1865. In a few years, the iron industry took hold of the area. The original furnace still stands and is the centerpiece of George Rogers Park. Read more about Old Town’s history. Click on the map image to see Old Town on Google Maps.
Contact Us
Old Town Lake Oswego Neighborhood Association
PO Box 369, Lake Oswego OR 97034