Lloyd has been the Museum Curator since the Mt. Hood Cultural Center & Museum opened in 2001. This non-profit museum is located in Government Camp. It's mission is to preserve and share the history of the Mount Hood region of Oregon. The museum is recognized as a World Ski Museum, by the International Ski Heritage Association. The Museum collects photographs, papers, books and objects related to Mount Hood.

The Museum shares Mount Hood history by operating a five gallery museum, conducting living history events, presenting lectures and with writings posted on our webpage, social media and newspapers.   

Lloyd is retired from a 36 year career with the US Forest Service. His interest in Mount Hood history evolved during the 25 years he spent on the Mt. Hood National Forest. His primary duties during those years involved timber management and forest fire suppression, but local history was a special interest. 

Local artist and goldsmith Debra Carus creates fine jewelry with gold, silver, precious gems and glass enamels. Drawing heavily upon her Norwegian heritage, she uses traditional jewelry methods like filigree (used in the Norwegian bunad jewelry called solje) in modern, updated pieces. She also favors Scandinavian motifs and mythology, incorporating stories and runelore into her custom work. Debra also uses Scandinavian gems and minerals, and loves to highlight her work with luminous transparent glass enamels reminiscent of Norwegian artists of the late 19th century.  Debra is a passionate teacher, sharing her methods with beginners to advanced professionals in her classes all over the Pacific Northwest.