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People and Stories of the Rogue River Country

People and Stories of the Rogue River Country, Yesterday and Today

by Carole Nielson

The Courage of Mary Ann Harris

Gin Lin's Mountain of Gold

The Story of Umpqua Joe

Old Reelfoot

Golden Memories (the community of Golden)

Holdup at Tunnel 13 (train robbers Ray and Roy (identical twins) and Hugh DeAutremont

Gil

Huckleberry Alice

Wagons West: George McUne leads covered wagon train

Bill Flury, Last Survivor of the Sinking of the "SS Jean Nicolet"

Five Bucks for a Quarter: follows deer hunter Wallace Rondeau

The Cross on the Hill: cross of lights in top of cedar tree, used to celebrate Easter and Christmas, also used to let people know they were okay during Hull Mountain Fire

BlackStar, Descendant of the Horse People

Carl Seyboldt, Storyteller in Paint

Location
979.527 N52
Source Reference
Accession Number
LIB 2011.241.1