Jackson County has had its share of incorrigible girls. SOHS Archivist Jan Wright will explore case studies of girls from the 1880s to the 1920s who just wanted to have fun and break away from social restrictions. Join Jan Wright and learn more about the contributing factors of the girls' delinquency and society's response and…

Sixty five years ago, Alfred and Helen Carpenter established the Carpenter Foundation. In this Windows in Time talk on Feb. 1 at the Medford library and on ZOOM, and Feb. 8 at the Ashland Library, Alice Mullaly and Emily Mostue will be sharing the significance of the family’s philanthropies and the importance of the foundation.…

Sixty five years ago, Alfred and Helen Carpenter established the Carpenter Foundation. In this Windows in Time talk on Feb. 1 at the Medford library and on ZOOM, and Feb. 8 at the Ashland Library, Alice Mullaly and Emily Mostue will be sharing the significance of the family’s philanthropies and the importance of the foundation.…

Chance and Choice: Significant Moments in OSF’s History w/ Amy Richard Through the years, a perennial question from journalists, researchers and chambers of commerce has been how OSF became one of the largest professional repertory theaters in the country. This talk will highlight some of the significant moments that advanced its growth and shifted its…

Chance and Choice: Significant Moments in OSF’s History w/ Amy Richard Through the years, a perennial question from journalists, researchers and chambers of commerce has been how OSF became one of the largest professional repertory theaters in the country. This talk will highlight some of the significant moments that advanced its growth and shifted its…