Concluded Estate Sale
The Wilcox Manor
Estate Sale
The story of the Wilcox Manor begins with Theodore Burney Wilcox (T.B., as he was known). T.B. grew to become an active member of Portland's financial and social community. He married again to Nellie Stevens and they had two children - Theodore Burney Jr (Ted) and Claire. In 1884 T.B. organized the Portland Flouring Mill and during World War I worked with the federal government to deliver bread stuffs to American allies in Europe. Wilcox had become Federal Milling Commissioner for the Pacific Northwest, representing Northwest mills throughout the world.
Sale Highlights
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Important Details
Numbers
There is no list. Numbers are handed out at 9am on the first day of the sale only.
Entry
If there is a large crowd, small groups will be admitted at a time until everyone is happily shopping.
Your Place in Line
Your number holds your place in line. You may leave after receiving it and return before the doors open.
Payment We Accept
We accept cash, checks, Visa, and debit cards.
Final Sales & Pickup
All sales are final. Purchases must be picked up on the day of the sale unless other arrangements have been discussed.
Holding Area
A holding area is available for goods while you continue shopping.
Bags
Large bags, boxes, and backpacks are not permitted. No exceptions.
Have Fun
We look forward to seeing you at the estate sale. Happy treasure hunting!
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