Jackson County (Or.)

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The Physician's Perfect Call List and Record is intended for patient notes, accounts, and memos. The volume contains many handwritten entries.

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The Twin Plunges covered a nearly two-acre property, underlain by natural artesian wells that could fill the pool's 390,000 gallon retaining tank in an hour. The Twin plunges closed after the 1977 season, ending a 45-year tradition. The property was sold to Heritage Bank, later Valley of the Rogue and Umpqua banks, who sold the eastern half for construction of the Ashland Food Co-op. Gray Page - Ashland Creek - Twin Plunges.

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Upper Table Rock in southern Oregon, just north of Central Point in the Rogue River Valley, has been a well-known landmark for nearly a century. The mesa towers almost a thousand feet above the nearby Rogue River. A pear orchard adds contrast to the base of Upper Table Rock.

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F-12 Jackson County Circuit Court, "Waters of Rogue River and Its Tributaries - Decree," Medford Printing Co., Medford, Oregon (97p). Prepared for County Watermaster to settle various waterrights controversies. The document provides a comprehensive listing of ditches, dates of water priority, users by drainage. A valuable reference for inventory of irrigation and some mining ditches. [RRSNF/SOU-HL]

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This colorful map depicts the Rogue River Watershed and its tributaries in Jackson County.

Scope and Contents The real estate abstract documents ownership for Welborn Beeson's Donation Land Claim. Welborn Beeson purchased 120 acres in Talent, for the sum of $300 on March 4, 1908. William Kirby, Domingo Preozzi, Welborn Beeson, and Homer Neal agreed to establish a shared roadway from Yank Creek County Road through their properties in February of 1912. The agreement stated that the road would become a wagon road or trail if the path was determined to be undesirable. Also, no fence was to be erected by...

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This topographic map is part of a 7.5 minute series produced by the U.S. Geological Survey. It was compiled from aerial photographs taken in 1982-1983.

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The document confirms Francis G. Swedenburg's membership in the Wisconsin Consistory at the Valley of Milwaukee. The text notes that Swedenburg is a "Sublime Prince of the Royal 32 degree. A leather envelope accompanies the document.