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Mrs. Henry Peterson, 1867, cloth designs, clothes styles, engravings, short stories, poetry

1869, cloth designs, clothing styles, short stories, poetry, book reviews

Medford Tucker Auto ephemera 1940's

Minne tells of her son Dale Cornutt and her husband Walter Scott Cornutt, and her daughter Altha.  She describes life in Southern Oregon.

Margaret taught 1 year in Ashland, taught in Jacksonville, and then married and became a homemaker and mother.

This column from the Oregon Journel, has details of the adventurous life of Mrs. Mickelson.  She was a nurse during the Civil War and has…

Mrs.Bell tells of how she survived the big flood of 1862.

Mrs. MJ Sleppy of Talent, OR, told of how her husband's father escaped death…

Mary Mee was owner and manager of the Central Point Drug store.  She came to Central Point in 1885 and Dr. Jesse Hinkle put her in charge of…

From a column in the Oregon Journal, Lockley interviews banker Eubanks about living in Ashland with a population of 100.

General information about the Applegate family members from a column in the Oregon Journal.

Will Steel told of his background and why he has been called by some the Father of Crater Lake Park.

Mansfield lived on a farm 36 miles from Medford but also belonged to a legal firm and argued in Washingrton DC to assist Indians who were being…

Dowell was a teacher in Jacksonville in 1851, who later became an attorney and editor of the Sentinel.

A column in the Oregon Journal with an anecdote on Dicinger of Jacksonville.

An Oregon Journal article on Finley's photos and his study of birds.

Interviews of GW Hunt telling of his encounters with Indians.  Article from Oregon Journal.  

The 2018 MMT article described the efforts of Brenda and John Fisher to makeover the 28,000 square foot building.  

At  Coyl Johnson's gravesite in the Medford cemetery, there is no plaque explaining he was a victim of one of Medford's biggest crimes.…

CREATIVE COSTUME PHOTOS.
SCARY COSTUME PHOTOS.
HUGE ASHLAND PARADE CROWD THIS YEAR.
First photos include Roxanne Platt, Bill…

FIVE STREETS OFF TOLMAN CREEK ROAD
JUST NORTH OF BELLVIEW SCHOOL.
HAMILTON CREEK FLOWS BY THE NEIGHBORHOOD

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…

Vol. 73, No. 3 Whole No. 289 Sept 2023 includes a major article about Adams Express Co. 

Fenton Frank has carpenters remodeling a building for his new picture theatre.  He presents shows at Butte Falls and Gold Hill and will add…

The International Clown Hall of Fame in Milwaukee, WI, inducted Colvig as the one who first played and developed the grinning, red-haired clown in…

An article in the Mail Tribune about the Museum lists the 2 floors of variety play areas with covered wagons to photo studios, barber shops, and…

The Lomakatsi Restoration Project and Southern Oregon University's Native American Student Union bring storytelling and puppet theater together in…

The oldest home in Southern Oregon is being restored as a bed-and-breakfast outside Ashland.  Always known as the Mountain House the unique…

Briscoe Elementary is now host to the Oregon Child Development Coalition Migrant Head Start program which assists migrant children in preparing…

ScienceWorks Hands-On Museum hires Christy Wallace Hostetler as its first executive Director.  She replaced Sharon Javna who has been heading…

1. Program from the Sesqui-centennial Celebration, Walk, and Sculpture dedication on September 30, 2006.  Speakers included Agnes Baker…