Mary A. Robinson

March 2018

Fannie Case – the first woman to climb Mt. Hood?
Fannie Case – the first woman to climb Mt. Hood?

History Tidbits, People

Fannie Case – the first woman to climb Mt. Hood?

Heritage Center2020-12-29T15:37:16-08:00March 17th, 2018|Categories: History Tidbits, People|Tags: Butteville, David Powell, Dayton, Edward G. Harvey, Fannie Case, Fannie S. Case, Jennie Case, John M. Garrison, John P. Strowbridge, L.J. Powell, Lone Fir Cemetery, Lucy Hay, Mary A. Robinson, Mary Case, Mt. Hood, Portland, Samuel A. Moreland, Sarah Potter, Waconda-Butteville Rd., Wallamet, Willamette University, William Case|

So often in the process of researching and writing a monthly article for the Statesman Journal, I uncover fascinating side stories. A different angle [...]

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August 2012

Related to Salem School History

Heritage Center2016-10-20T14:56:37-07:00August 9th, 2012|Categories: History Tidbits|Tags: A.C. Gilbert, Allena Mellon, Central School, Charles Schmidt, D.W. Yoder, E.M. Corisan, East School, Eunice Downing, First Teacher, George A. Peebles, J.C. Nelson, J.M. Powers, J.T. Gregg, John M. Bugh, Junior High, Keizer School, Leena Belle Tartar, Margaret Cosper, Mary A. Robinson, Mrs. I. R. Moores, Musa Geer, O.M. Elliott, Salem, Salem High School, Salem Keizer School District, Sarelia Grubbe Miller, School Board, Schools, T.R. Traver, W.J. Crawford, William H. Byrd, William P. Pugh, Yew Park School|

Sometimes when I am going through files I come across something that would be really helpful in the right circumstances. This type-written document with no [...]