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C.A. Whale – Pianos and Organs
C.A. Whale – Pianos and Organs

History Tidbits, People

C.A. Whale – Pianos and Organs

Heritage Center2020-12-29T14:48:20-08:00June 18th, 2017|Categories: History Tidbits, People|Tags: Annie B. McClure, C.A. Whale, C.A. Whale Piano and Organ House, California, California Great Registers, Capital mine, Charles Alfred Whale, Charles Frederick Whale, Charley Sauver, Chemeketa Hotel, City View Cemetery, Commercial St., Copperopolis Railroad, electric piano, electrocution, fairgrounds, Farmington, Gilbert Brothers, LIght and Power Co., Little North Fork, Louise Idella Whale, Milton, mining, Oregon Eclipse, Oregon State Fair, Oregon State Supreme Court, organ, piano, Pioneer Trust Bank, Portland Railway, Salem Hospital, Santiam Canyon, Sarah Louise Thompson, Stockton, Valentines Day, Willamette Valley, William Galliher|

C.A. Whale Piano and Organ House on Commercial St. circa 1902-1905. Willamette Heritage Center 2017.028.0001 We have learned here in the research [...]

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Oakes Family Quilt
Oakes Family Quilt

History Tidbits, People

Oakes Family Quilt

Heritage Center2021-06-04T12:51:36-07:00March 19th, 2017|Categories: History Tidbits, People|Tags: Albert N. Oakes, Albert R. Oakes, Bennington, Capitol Journal, Caroline Tenney Oakes, City View Cemetery, Elliott W. Oakes, Franklin Oakes, Gordon M. Oakes, Marian Sprague Oakes, Marion County Historical Society, Mildred M. Oakes, Milton A. Oakes, Myrtle Taylor Oakes, Navajo reservation, Oakes, Pearl Warner Oakes, Raymond F. Oakes, Salem Seventh-Day Adventist Church, Sheridan, Spokane, Veda Oakes, Vermont|

Albert and Pearl Oakes 40th Anniversary QuiltWillamette Heritage Center 2016.095.0001 Operation quilt rescue began with a vigilant thrift shop volunteer on the [...]

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Martin Sisters: Sack of Photos Leads to Family Tale
Martin Sisters: Sack of Photos Leads to Family Tale

History Tidbits, People, Photo Highlights, Uncategorized

Martin Sisters: Sack of Photos Leads to Family Tale

Heritage Center2024-04-10T19:42:11-07:00February 24th, 2016|Categories: History Tidbits, People, Photo Highlights, Uncategorized|Tags: Amy Martin, Capital Journal, Charles Martin, City View Cemetery, Dayton, Francis Martin, Grand Haven, Great Lakes schooner, I.O.O.F. Cemetery, Jessie Martin, Lake Michigan, Lee St., Mary O'Mara, Methodist Retirement Home, Michigan, Muskegon, Oregon, Park School, Portland, Rosa Cleantha Blood, Rosa Martin, Salem, William Martin, Yamhill River|

Sisters Amy and Jessie Martin enjoying a class picnic at Lily Pond on Sept. 3, 1934. Photo Credit: WHC 2012.011.0002 Our story [...]

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Sedwick Post GAR Records, 2015.028.0001
Sedwick Post GAR Records, 2015.028.0001

Archives Spotlight

Sedwick Post GAR Records, 2015.028.0001

Heritage Center2016-10-20T14:55:45-07:00November 19th, 2015|Categories: Archives Spotlight|Tags: A.W. Drager, B.F. Solomon, B.H. Bradshaw, B.L. Steeves, Burials, City View Cemetery, Civil War Veterans, D. M. Wilson, D.H. Turner, Damon Brothers Groceries, Daniel Webster, E.F. Parkhurst, E.W. Bell, E.W. Briggs, F.M. Smith, G.E. Caulkin, GAR, Gideon Stolz, Grand Army of the Republic, H. Sutliff, Hoffer Brothers, I.C. Sutton, J. Conner, J.D. Bohannon, J.E. Mayo, J.E. Ross, J.L. Stockton, J.Q. Barnes, J.R. Neer, James Buckbee, Jessie Bennett, John Sedgwick, Joseph McCallister, Joshua Smith, Lizzie Ross, Lotta M. Dickey, Max Gehlar, Memorial Day, Myron E. Goodell, Oregon Statesman, Patton Brothers, R.R. Ryan, S. Illingsworth, Salem, Salem Truck and Dray Co., Samuel Kleffman, Samuel Wadkins, Sedgwick Post No. 10, Sexton, Veterans, W.H. Bryan, W.H. Folger, Webb and Clough Funeral Directors, Willamette Transfer Co., William Staiger, Wilt Cooper|

Charter Member Gideon Stoltz from Memoirs of the Sedgwick Post No. 10 by Gideon Stolz. WHC 0064.001.0001. Earlier this year [...]

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May 31, 1915

Heritage Center2015-05-31T17:07:00-07:00May 31st, 2015|Categories: Uncategorized|Tags: City View Cemetery, GAR, German Americans, Grand Army of the Republic, Lee Mission Cemetery, Memorial Day|

by Richard van Pelt, WWI Correspondent From the pages of The Daily Capital Journal: DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS WITH GERMANY MAY BE SEVERED BY PRESIDENT Notes On [...]

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May 31, 1915

Heritage Center2015-05-31T17:07:00-07:00May 31st, 2015|Categories: Uncategorized|Tags: City View Cemetery, GAR, German Americans, Grand Army of the Republic, Lee Mission Cemetery, Memorial Day|

by Richard van Pelt, WWI Correspondent From the pages of The Daily Capital Journal: DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS WITH GERMANY MAY BE SEVERED BY PRESIDENT Notes On [...]

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Finding the Civil War Close to Home
Finding the Civil War Close to Home

History Experiences, History Tidbits, Uncategorized

Finding the Civil War Close to Home

Heritage Center2021-08-23T11:40:13-07:00August 2nd, 2013|Categories: History Experiences, History Tidbits, Uncategorized|Tags: American Civil War, City View Cemetery, Civil War, Fort Yamhill, Hesperian Society, McMenamin, Ralph Carey Geer, Statesman Journal, Tour, Walking tour of Salem, Willamette River, Willamette University|

This list of ways to experience the Civil War close to home was compiled for the Statesman Journal and published in the Sunday, July 6, [...]

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On this Day in 1899

Heritage Center2016-10-20T14:56:37-07:00July 13th, 2012|Categories: Archives Spotlight|Tags: 445 High Street, 452 High Street, 455 High Street, Al Reed, City View Cemetery, J.C. Reed, John C. Reed, John Kitchen, Maud Kitchen, Maud Reed, Salem, Salem Oregon, Vera Kitchen, Verda Kitchen|

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City View Cemetery

June 2017

C.A. Whale – Pianos and Organs

C.A. Whale – Pianos and Organs

March 2017

Oakes Family Quilt

Oakes Family Quilt

February 2016

Martin Sisters: Sack of Photos Leads to Family Tale

Martin Sisters: Sack of Photos Leads to Family Tale

November 2015

Sedwick Post GAR Records, 2015.028.0001

Sedwick Post GAR Records, 2015.028.0001

May 2015

May 31, 1915

May 31, 1915

August 2013

Finding the Civil War Close to Home

Finding the Civil War Close to Home

July 2012

On this Day in 1899