Three of the Mid-Valley’s Finest: Evelyn Lampman, Mary Ramp and Cassie StumpÂ
Mary Ramp (1829-1916) was active in the early suffrage movement and an ardent prohibitionist. Image courtesy of the Brooks Historical Society. Polk County [...]
Mary Ramp (1829-1916) was active in the early suffrage movement and an ardent prohibitionist. Image courtesy of the Brooks Historical Society. Polk County [...]
By Richard van Pelt The Willamette Heritage Center has a collection donated by George Strozut for which the engraving on the wall of the state [...]
The small bulb you can see hanging above the intersection may at first look like some kind of traffic signal. In fact, the light served [...]
After Amy’s column in the Statesman Journal this weekend, we’ve gotten a wonderful response from folks sharing their memories of the [...]
The following is the title page from a Cherry Fair Scrapbook that was uncovered in the archives today (X2011.014.0001). It [...]
It’s about a week late for Veterans Day, but I found a copy of W. Carlton Smith’s Drill Regulations and Service Manual for Sanitary Troops: [...]
The Yamhill County Historical Society's most recent newsletter (November 2011, Volume 43, Issue 10) has an article on the St. Anthony's Chapel Car that brought [...]
Elijah P. White, Dr. Elijah White, Courtesy of Oregon Historical Society (OrHi 728, #1114). Volunteer Sue Masse brought this link to our [...]
Riding down 12th Street a few weeks ago, I noticed that renovations to the Tong King Garden Restaurant at 989 12th St had [...]
Ai Coolidge, father of Eva. Find A Grave. The August issue of the Silverton Country Historical Society newsletter features a profile on Eva Coolidge. [...]