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Where Past Meets Present, 979.5 P69	Hellgate Jetboat Excursions. Where Past Meets Present, Page 359	Started in 1961 by Grant Garcia the business has become the largest Jetboat Excursion in southern Oregon.
Where Past Meets Present, 979.5 P69	Eden Valley Orchards. Where Past Meets Present, Page 362	Located in southwest Medford, Eden Valley Orchards has a long and storied past.
Where Past Meets Present, 979.5 P69	Del Rio Vineyards. Where Past Meets Present, Page 365	Once the community of Rock Point, Del Rio Vineyards now encompasses the last of the buildings.
Where Past Meets Present, 979.5 P69	Angus Bowmer and the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. Where Past Meets Present, Page 368	started in 1934 with an idea from Angus Bowmer the "Oregon Shakespeare Festival" has grown to a world reknown festival.
Where Past Meets Present, 979.5 P69	Ashland. Where Past Meets Present, Page 375	Ashland Oregon. A beautiful small city in southern Oregon.
Where Past Meets Present, 979.5 P69	Talent. Where Past Meets Present, Page 379	Talen Oregon was first a farm started by Jacob Wagner in 1852. By 1875 Aaron P. Talent had purchased part of the land and subdivided for homes in…
Where Past Meets Present, 979.5 P69	Phoenix. Where Past Meets Present, Page 382	Originally Named "Gasburg" after a colorful local citizen. Sylvester M. Waite brought about the change to "Phoenix"
Where Past Meets Present, 979.5 P69	Central Point. Where Past Meets Present, Page 385	Central Point was started by the crossing of two pioneer wagon trails.
Where Past Meets Present, 979.5 P69	Medford. Where Past Meets Present, Page 387	Property to start Medford was deeded to the railroad.
Where Past Meets Present, 979.5 P69	Jacksonville. Where Past Meets Present, Page 391	John R. Poole and James Cluggage were the original founders of "Table Rock City" now known as Jacksonville.
Where Past Meets Present, 979.5 P69	Eagle Point. Where Past Meets Present, Page 394	James J. Fryer considered to be the "Father of Eagle Point" aquired land on Little Butte Creek in 1852 and the settlement developed…
Where Past Meets Present, 979.5 P69	Gold Hill. Where Past Meets Present, Page 396	Originally laid out by Thomas Chavner a local entrupreneur the town of Gold Hill is esentially unchanged today.
Where Past Meets Present, 979.5 P69	The City of Rogue River. Where Past Meets Present, Page 399	The City of Rogue River has gone by several names over the years. "Tailholt" then Woodville.
Where Past Meets Present, 979.5 P69	Shady Cove. Where Past Meets Present, Page 401	Shady Cove was named after a popular spot where people used to wait for the ferry crossing.
Where Past Meets Present, 979.5 P69	Grants Pass. Where Past Meets Present, Page 404	Grants Pass is the third county seat of Josephine County.
Where Past Meets Present, 979.5 P69	Sams Valley. Where Past Meets Present, Page 407	Named in honor of Chief Sam of the Rogue River tribe "Sams Valley" is an unincorporated agricultural area within in Jackson County.
Where Past Meets Present, 979.5 P69	Applegate Valley. Where Past Meets Present, Page 409	The Applegate Valley spans both Jackson and Josephine counties. Named for the river which was originally named for one of the Applegate brothers…
Where Past Meets Present, 979.5 P69	Beaver Money. Where Past Meets Present, Page 415	Beaver money was invented in 1849 to stablize the currency in the Oregon territory prior to state hood.
Where Past Meets Present, 979.5 P69	Camp White. Where Past Meets Present, Page 417	In 1941 the war department decided that the "Agate Desert" of Jackson county would be a good place to build a military base. Opened as…
Where Past Meets Present, 979.5 P69	Ghosts, Spirits, and other Apparitions. Where Past Meets Present, Page 420	An accounting of reported ghost stories across southern Oregon.
Where Past Meets Present, 979.5 P69	Southern Oregon's Bigfoot. Where Past Meets Present, Page 422	Various reports of Bigfoot sitings, and possibly the worlds only Bigfoot trap.
Where Past Meets Present, 979.5 P69	The Ballot Stealing Caper. Where Past Meets Present, Page 424	Political shenanigans in Jackson county rose to their peak during the depression years.
Where Past Meets Present, 979.5 P69	The State of Jefferson. Where Past Meets Present, Page 426	Based on a political revolt encompassing both Southern Oregon and Northern California. Un happy citizens pushed for the State of Jefferson.
Where Past Meets Present, 979.5 P69	Two-Bits The World War II Hero. Where Past Meets Present, Page 429	Two-Bits was a local dog that survived two different tumbles off of Whiskey Peak look out.
Where Past Meets Present, 979.5 P69	The Grants Pass Cavemen. Where Past Meets Present, Page 432	Formed in 1922 the Grants Pass Cavemen is a civic organization based in Josephine county.
Where Past Meets Present, 979.5 P69	Susie Jessel: The Spiritual Healer. Where Past Meets Present, Page 435	Susie Jessel is famous for her spiritual healing practice.
History Snoopin', 979.5 M55	Pioneer Paradise	Jesse Applegate and his brothers Lindsay and Charles charted the Applegate Trail to Southern Oregon	Page 3
History Snoopin', 979.5 M55	Pioneer Paradise (a)	Includes Lindsay's account of boat accident that killed Edward Applegate and 2 others in 1843	Page 3
History Snoopin', 979.5 M55	Hiatts of Hyatt Lake	Lewis Hiatt traveled with father Jesse in 1852	Page 6
History Snoopin', 979.5 M55	Grave at Grave Creek	Martha Crowley died of typhoid, fiance Guthrie mader her coffin, James Nesmith reburied her in 1848	Page 7