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Mega Index
Title | Body | Location | Source Reference | |
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Sandra McCommas Sawyer, obituary | September 1,1937 to October 9, 1922, She was a loving mother and grandmother, but also a long time Rogue Valley resident, attorney and… |
Vertical File Biographies, Sawyer | Vertical File Biographies | |
Dr. John Melson, obituary | February 4, 1942--October 18, 2022. Dr. Melson was the first neurologist in Medford and started southern Oregon's Neurological Associates.… |
Vertical File Biographies, ME | Vertical File Biographies | |
Personal letter to Elks | H.L. Burford wrote a note to the Elks on Hotel Moore stationary praising them for raising their dues $! per month. |
Medford, OR, Elks lodge | Vertical File Subjects | |
Military Wives in Arizona Territory | Jan Cleere, 2021 |
305.4 C624 2001 | Library | |
Westering Women and the Frontier Experience 1800-1915 | Sandra L. Myres, 1982 |
305.4 M99 1982 | Library | |
Western Women: Their Land, Their Lives | Lillian Schlissel, Vicki L. Ruiz & Janice Monk, 1988 |
305.4 W52 1988 | Library | |
In Timber Country | Beverly A. Brown, 1995. Working people's stories of Environmental Conflict and Urban Flight. Protests of environmentalists and loggers. Old growth… |
306.09 B87 1995 | Library | |
Chinese Women of America: A Pictorial History | Judy Yung, 1986 |
305.4 Y94 1986 | Library | |
Adapting in Eden Oregon's Catholic Minority 1838-1986 | Patricia Brandt and Lillian A. Pereyra, 2002 |
305.6 B6 | Library | |
A History of Oregon Methodism | Thomas D. Yarnes, 1957 |
287.6 Y37 1957 | Library | |
Swinging Portals | Dr. William Wallace Youngson, 1948 |
287.609 Y69 1948 | Library | |
Buddhists, Hindus, and Sikhs in America | Gurinder Singh Mann, Paul David Numrich & Raymond B. Williams, 2001 |
291.0973 M28 2001 | Library | |
Jews in America | Hasia R. Diner, 1999 |
301.4509 D58 1999 | Library | |
Minorities of Early Jackson County, Oregon | Kay Atwood, 1976 |
Ore. Cab. Ref. 301.451 AT | Library | |
Growing up in America | N. Ray Hiner and Joseph M. Hawes, 1985 |
305.2 G88 1985 | Library | |
Women in Pacific Northwest History: An Anthology | Karen J. Blair, 1988 |
305.4 B63 1988 | Library | |
Defender of the Faith | Wilfred Schoenberg, 1993 |
282.795 S36 1993 | Library | |
Baptist Annals of Oregon V.I 1844-1900 | Rev. C.H. Mattoon, 1905 |
286 M38 1980 V. 1 | Library | |
Baptist Annals of Oregon V.II 1886-1910 | Rev. C.H. Mattoon, 1905 |
286 M38 1980 V.2 | Library | |
Baptists and the Oregon Frontier | Clifford R. Miller, 1967 |
286.09 M54 1967 | Library | |
Minister to the Cherokees | James Anderson Slover, 2001 |
286.1 S63 2001 | Library | |
Early Methodism in Southern Oregon | Ruby Mason, 1972 |
287.6 M2 | Library | |
Black Oak Way | Black Oak Way is a two-block gravel (not paved) street that begins at Tolman Creek Road and ends at Clay Creek. I don’t understand why it is still… |
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A Mosaic Art Building | A mosaic in process since 2011! |
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Tree Of The Year 2021: Cork Oak On Fourth Street | Where do wine bottle corks come from? |
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Great Oaks Drive: North Mountain Neighborhood | A fork brought me here! |
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Thornton Way: Top Of Wimer Street | FROM WIMER STREET TO TUCKER STREET. |
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BIPOC Celebration Mural (Part 3 Of 3): People In The Mural | The BIPOC Celebration Mural is a bold art statement, located on a wall of Ashland High School but meant for the entire Ashland community. |
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BIPOC Celebration Mural (Part 1 Of 3): Truth To Power Club | t is also a memorial to Aidan Ellison. |
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BIPOC Celebration Mural (Part 2 Of 3): Painting And Dedication | MURAL PAINTING, STEP BY STEP. |
LINK | Walk Ashland website |