A Legacy of Care Since 1893

Built in 1893, Curry Manor is a historic mansion with deep roots in the local community. Originally part of the Curry family estate, the property became a residential care community in 1982. Today, Curry Manor combines its historic charm with by Ethan Roach

Curry Manor has a remarkable history dating back to the late 1800s. Built in the early 1890s as the grand home of the Curry family, the historic residence was once at the heart of a sprawling 2,090-acre estate in Roseburg’s Garden Valley.

For generations, the home served as a gathering place for the Curry family and became an important part of the area’s agricultural heritage. In 1983, the Nathaniel Curry House was placed on the National Register of Historic Places, recognizing its architectural and historical significance.

In 1982, the historic property began a new chapter as Curry Manor Residential Care Facility, transforming a beloved family home into a place dedicated to caring for others.

Today, Curry Manor continues that legacy by providing compassionate Memory Care and Residential Care in a warm, home-like setting where history, dignity, and connection come together.

From a historic family home to a caring community — the legacy of Curry Manor continues.

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