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| The Smith Family Cookbook | $12.00 |
The Smiths owned Cubby's, Ashland & Medford A&Ws, Mon Desir and Bel Dis during the 60s through the 90s. For Jacksonville's Sesquicentennial, Dana Smith Tuley revised the 1980 cookbook that her grandmother and mother compiled. |
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| Oh Oregon, Songs of Oregon (audio CD) | $16.99 |
Original songs by singer/song writer Christina Duane, celebrating the 150th Anniversary and the Majesty of Oregon. |
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| A Lasting Impression | $34.95 |
Written by Dawna Curler, it presents an array of Dorland's work--from the earliest known examples to masterfully produced oils and pastels created just before her death. 112 pages. Hardcover, coffee table-style. Click here to read an excerpt (PDF). Copies are also available at the Research Library and Jacksonville Museum. |
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| Southern Oregon | $11.95 |
 Southern Oregon: short trips into history.By Marjorie O'Hara Former journalist and Jackson County Commissioner Marjorie O'Hara outlines 24 easy day trips, with maps and background stories for each, to areas of historical interest in Southern Oregon. Softcover, 200 pp. |
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| Gracie's Visit to the Rogue River Valley | $19.95 |
DVD, 44 minutes. |
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| Hanley Farm Recipes | $4.95 |
25 Note Cards. |
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| SOHS Annual Meeting Luncheon 2010 | $15.00 |
Saturday, June 26 at 12:30 pm Guest Speaker: Margaret LaPlante, author of the newly published Images of America: Jacksonville Presentation of the annual SOHS award You may adjust quantity upon ordering. Please print your PayPal receipt and bring it with you to the luncheon. |
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More than a cookbook! The Stan Smith family history as told by their ancestors' stories, pictures and recipes from 1872 in Eagle Point to
Jacksonville, Sterlingville, the Applegate, and places in between.
A Lasting Impression: The Art and Life of Regina Dorland Robinson represents the largest compilation of Dorland Robinson artwork ever published. With 95 images and Dorland's compelling life story, it is sure to appeal to history buffs and art lovers alike.
A train robbery, a boat ride around Crater Lake and a pool party in the hills overlooking Medford are just a few of the highlights in this DVD of a silent movie shot in 1915 for the world's fair in San Francisco. This was shot entirely with a hand-operated Ernemann 35mm camera by A.C. Allen, featuring an all-local cast of characters, including Broadway actress, Grace Fiero.
The recipes in this packet were selected from hundreds found in the kitchen files of the Hanley family. These recipes represent a cross section of dishes that were served on the farm, from rhubarb break and crab apple jelly, to chicken a la king and the old Jacksonville white cake. The Hanleys were especially accomplished in baking cakes and several very special ones are featured in this collection. We hope you enjoy a taste of history.
