George C. Will

January 2019

Finding New Music 100 Years Ago
Finding New Music 100 Years Ago

Artifact Spotlight, History Tidbits

Finding New Music 100 Years Ago

Heritage Center2020-03-11T10:13:41-07:00January 28th, 2019|Categories: Artifact Spotlight, History Tidbits|Tags: Al Jolson, Columbia Records, George C. Will, Graphonola, H.L. Stiff & Co., Jazz, Music, Myrtle Knowland, Radio, Ragtime|

How do you find music to listen to? I was recently reflecting on the way music access has changed in my own life in [...]

December 2013

Geo. C. Will Piano and Sewing Machine Merchant

Heritage Center2019-04-08T12:01:36-07:00December 6th, 2013|Categories: History Tidbits, People, Uncategorized|Tags: 1992.005.0175, 203.5 Commercial St, 231 Commercial Street, 432 State Street, Alfred Will, Aurora Colony, C.C. Sarvis, Christina Will, Clackamas County, Clackamas County Oregon, Dr. Wilhelm Keil, Edward Will, Geo. C. Will, George C. Will, German, Homestead Act, John Will, Key Bank, Margaret A. Will, Oregon, Phonographs, Pianos, Religious Communes, Salem, Salem Oregon, Saul S. Janz., Sewing Machines, Sheet music, Wiscarson Family|

George C. Will, Elks Portrait. WHC 1992.005.0175 The following information appeared in the Statesman Journal Newspaper, Sunday November 24, 2013. It [...]