Cherries
The Cherry City The story of Salem's cherry industry begins in 1847 when pioneer nurseryman Henderson Lewelling (also spelled Luelling) arrived from Iowa.  Lewelling [...]
The Cherry City The story of Salem's cherry industry begins in 1847 when pioneer nurseryman Henderson Lewelling (also spelled Luelling) arrived from Iowa.  Lewelling [...]
Capital Press Newspaper 1400 Broadway NE PO Box 2048 Salem, Or 97308-2048 Phone 503-364-4431 or 800-882-6789 1941 c., West side 200 Block North [...]
Capital Manor: A Continuing Care Retirement Community 1955 Dallas Hwy NW Salem, OR 97304 Phone: 503-362-4101 E-mail: marketing@capitalmanor.com Capital Manor website: http://www.capitalmanor.com 1963, [...]
Salem's Canneries "At harvest time there could be so many sacks of beans waiting to be processed that Marion Square Park would be used [...]
Bishop's Store Ben Maxwell, 1939,A view, in 1939,of the west side of Liberty Street N. taken from Court Street toward the southwest. The [...]
Bible Book House Main Store 1870 Lana Avenue Salem, Or 97303-3197 Phone: (503) 581-1469 South Store 4566 Commercial St. SE Salem, Or Phone: (503) [...]
Belcrest Memorial Park Cemetery 1295 Browning Ave S Salem, Or 97302 Phone: (503) 581-8451 Robert McEwan, Belcrest Memorial Park - 625 Browning Ave., [...]
Arbuckle Costic Architects Arbuckle Costic Architects 363 State Street Salem, Or 97301 Phone: (503) 581-4114 Fax: (503) 581-3655 Arbuckle Costic Architects website: accoac.com Arbuckle [...]
Overview of Salem Agriculture Available, fertile land was the reason the pioneers chose to settle in the Willamette Valley. Lumber and farming became the [...]
467 Poisoned at Oregon State Hospital November 18, 1942 One of the most tragic incidents in Salem’s history was the poisoning of nearly 500 [...]