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Mega Index Sources
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| Walk Ashland website | Why I Go (To The Ashland Growers Market) | Poem by Peter Finkle (click link to read the poem) |
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| Walk Ashland website | Exciting New Mural On Tolman Creek Road | FLOW OF EVER-CHANGING COLORS. |
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| Walk Ashland website | Grizzly Drive, Cub Circle, Berry Lane: Pocket Parks And Mudpie Cupcakes | Along Grizzly Drive, ... there were two cul de sacs off the street, so Cub Circle and Berry Lane are included in this photo essay. |
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| Walk Ashland website | Doors Of Ashland: Part 2 | Stained glass and art glass doors; 1910 bank door; historic doors in Ashland |
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| Walk Ashland website | Diane Street in Ashland | FROM TOLMAN CREEK ROAD TO CLAY STREET. |
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| Walk Ashland website | Eagle Creek Lane | By Bellview School. This neighborhood of six short streets is on the east side of Tolman Creek Road, just south of the railroad tracks and the… |
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| Walk Ashland website | Spring Way, Spring Hill Drive, Drew Lane, Old Mill Way, Saratoga Lane | FIVE STREETS OFF TOLMAN CREEK ROAD |
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| Walk Ashland website | Halloween Parade 2023 | CREATIVE COSTUME PHOTOS. |
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| Walk Ashland website | Ashland Street (Part 1) | From West End To SOU Library |
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| Walk Ashland website | Painted Utility Boxes: Yelena Joy’s four boxes | On Calle Guanajuato and A Street. |
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| Walk Ashland website | Peace And Love Matter: courtyard at The Palm | Uplifting, relaxing, stimulating. |
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| Walk Ashland website | The Alice Peil Walkway: a not-so-secret shortcut (with new stairs) | "Have you taken the Alice Peil Walkway shortcut between Granite Street and Winburn Way? If you have, you can thank Alice and Emil Peil. Read… |
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| Walk Ashland website | Crosswalk Art in the Plaza: “Walking Upstream” | Honoring Indigenous food sources. |
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| Walk Ashland website | Our college educated dog | Stories told by Clara Fader,who resided at 338 Holly Street and taught in Ashland schools from the 1940s to about 1980. She described rattlesnake… |
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| Umpqua Trapper index | Umpqua-Trapper-0006 | “29er Gals”: Norma Strader Hatfield Sp91 p13. |
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| Umpqua Trapper index | Umpqua-Trapper-0007 | 54-40 or Fight: Fa18 p14. |
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| Umpqua Trapper index | Umpqua-Trapper-0008 | 88¢c Store (Ros): photo Fa72 p63. |
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| Umpqua Trapper index | Umpqua-Trapper-0009 | 99 Club (Winc): Sp87 p5; Su88 p42. |
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| Umpqua Trapper index | Umpqua-Trapper-7731 | McClay, David Barton & Melissa Jane Cottle: Wi73 p86, et seq. Children: Harriet (Mrs. George Albert Gould) Wi73 p88, William Byron, Forrest,… |
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| Umpqua Trapper index | Umpqua-Trapper-11965 | Sutherlin, Fendel & Lucy Richardson Brown (Sut): Su65 p17; Fa65 p19,20; Fa71 p69; Fa73 p50; Wi76 p84, et seq.; Sp77 p3,14; Su77 p35; Fa86 p70… |
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| Umpqua Trapper index | Umpqua-Trapper-0010 | “100th Anniversary Dedication of the Town of Elkton”: Fa90 p68-71, Jerry Winterbotham. |
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| Umpqua Trapper index | Umpqua-Trapper-0011 | “100 Year History of Douglas County Theaters and Drive-Ins”: Steve Swanson Sp13 p9-23. Continued in Su13 p2-21. |
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| Umpqua Trapper index | Umpqua-Trapper-0012 | 101 Service (Reed): Wi98 p92. |
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| Umpqua Trapper index | Umpqua-Trapper-0013 | “120 Years of the U.S. Census”: Elizabeth Portia Schiltz Sp80 p17-22; duplicated here Su10 p15. |
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| Umpqua Trapper index | Umpqua-Trapper-0014 | 911 emergency system: Fa10 p8. |
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| Umpqua Trapper index | Umpqua-Trapper-0015 | 1774 “Declaration of Rights”: Sp07 p5. |
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| Umpqua Trapper index | Umpqua-Trapper-0016 | 1857 Oregon Constitutional Convention: Fa78 p52; Fa98 p51; Sp07 p11. |
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| Umpqua Trapper index | Umpqua-Trapper-0017 | “1870 Cattle Drive: From Oakland to Upper Touchet” Susie Sheffield Sp73 p21-24. |
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| Umpqua Trapper index | Umpqua-Trapper-0018 | “1905-Basketball introduced in Camas Valley”: Wi92 p83-87 by Margie Brown. |
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| Umpqua Trapper index | Umpqua-Trapper-0019 | 1951 Callahan Fire (Hubbard Creek Burn): Wi96 p86. |