Hampton continues to grow even as some of our peers are downsizing or disappearing. Most of the growth of Hampton Affiliates has been through the addition of timberland, manufacturing capacity and sales operations.

Below is a quick summary of Hampton’s History:

	1942		Acquisition of Willamina Lumber Company in Willamina, Oregon
	1942		11,000 acres of timberland purchased to provide log supply for Willamina mill
	1950		John Hampton starts Hampton Lumber Sales
	1986		Acquisition of Tillamook Lumber Company in Tillamook, Oregon
	1991		Big Creek acquisition adds 34,000 acres of timberland in Northwest Oregon
	1993		Knappton Naselle acquisition adds 11,000 acres of timberland in Southwest Washington
	1996		Ryderwood acquisition adds 94,000 acres of timberland in Southwest Washington
	1999		Acquisition of Cowlitz Studs in Washington adds 400 million board feet+ of stud production
	2002		Acquisition of sawmill in Darrington, Washington, which produces dimension and stud lumber from Douglas fir and Hemlock logs. Production capacity will exceed 300MMBF at normal level of operation
	2002		Timberland exchange completed, bringing Hampton's timberland holdings to 155,000 acres and consolidating timber holdings closer to our mills
	2004		Wilson River Tree Farm purchase adds 12,000 acres in Northwest Oregon to Hampton's ownership
	2006		Acquisition of 89% interest in Babine Forest Products and Decker Lake Forest Products, sawmills in Burns Lake, B.C. adds 375 MMBF of SPF production. The Burns Lake Native Development Corporation retained 11% ownership
	2008		North Cascades Tree Farm sold in NW Washington reducing timber holdings by acres in exchange for cash and a long-term supply agreement
	2010		Warrenton, Oregon sawmill acquired from Weyerhaeuser with capacity in excess of 200 million board feet