Ashland (Or.)

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Reports include: Ashland Fire Department 1969 Annual Report; Ashland Police Department 1969 Annual Report; Letter to Ashland Mayor from Herb Hays (Chief of Police) regarding police department background information 1969; Letter to Gary Boshears from Harb Hays regarding proposed police salaries 1969-70 budget year 1969; Ashland Fire Department 1968 Annual Report; Skiesta Weekend Survey 1969 by The Ashland Police Department.

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The National Registry of Historic Places nomination form provides information about the significance of the property in Ashland. By detailing the many entities that utilized the space for the community. Also included with the nomination form are letters of correspondence regarding the nomination.

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Research completed for the Director of Planning and Development, City of Ashland. The research covers the five major floods of 1861, 1890, 1927, 1948, and 1955, giving a summary of the damages. The documents include images of newspaper clippings published in 1861, 1890, 1927, 1948, and 1955 from a variety of newspapers. Included is a report from the U.S. Army Engineer District, Portland Corps of Engineers December 1961.

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The materials include various foam board posters for the 2006 through 2012 AIFF. They all feature that year's program cover art on them, but the filmmakers of specific years signed some. Each poster is about 12 by 18 inches in size.

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The materials include various foam board posters for 2001, 2003, and 2004, AIFF. They all feature that year's program cover art on them, but the filmmakers of specific years signed some. There is also a poster that lists the movies shown for the 2001 festival year. Each poster is about 12 by 18 inches in size.

Scope and Contents The research includes several publications describing different styles of homes and architecture to assist in understanding the homes of the area and how to maintain them. "The Friends of the Terra Cotta," publication provides preservation and restoration instructions for terra cotta materials. The editions of "The Old-House Journal" describe the different post-Victorian style of architectural homes and buildings. An excerpt from "The Complete Concrete, Masonry,...

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Several photographs of Gayle Clason attending different events and protests, including Gayle with Sharon Shuster, the American Association of University Women presedint, in front of the White House, as well as Gayle with the Medford branch members of the AAUW at the "Mobilize for Women's Lives" rally, and others.

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This map shows the geologic cross sections of the Ashland and Lake Creek Quadrangles. It also includes a chart with deciptions on the rock types found in these areas.

Scope and Contents The National Register of Historic Places describes the Grainger House built in 1890, as a private residence. Mr. Gawn Grainger became Mayor of Ashland in 1891. Grainger won a second term and enacted many improvements in Ashland. After leaving office, Gawn and Kate Grainger stayed involved with community projects until their deaths.The documents include correspondence regarding the nomination, some history of the Grainger family, floor plans, images of the house, and a newspaper...

Scope and Contents This abstract documents the property in Ashland, Oregon, at the intersection of Granite and High Streets acquired by Louise C. Freeberg, from William W. and Sarah A. Kentnor in 1902. The file includes probate documents for Louise C. Freeman detailing her wishes. The materials include an Anti-Nuptial Agreement between William A. Freeburg and Catherine S. Van Scoy and documentation of marriage. The last owner of this property listed is Irma Virginia Greene, daughter of William A. Freeburg,...