November is Native American Heritage Month. During this month, we celebrate the traditions, languages and stories of Native American, Alaska Native, Native Hawaiian, and affiliated Island communities and ensure their rich histories and contributions continue to thrive.
Join us for this fun event on October 21! Our Living History Players will dress as figures from Josephine County's past and tell us about their lives. This event is kid friendly and will happen rain or shine. Tickets can be purchased at the gate or at the research library.
Throwback Thursday: Here's a little shout-out to our Friends in Merlin! The Davis Associated Grocery Store in 1935. Any of our followers remember stopping by?
Join us for this super fun event on October 21! Our Living History Players become historical figures of Josephine County to recount their exciting lives and contributions to our community. Tickets are $10 and can be purchased at the gate or at the JCHS research library.
Join us for Pioneer Spirits Come Alive! Our Living History Players will don their period costumes to embody Josephine County figures of the past. You'll learn, laugh and maybe even get a little chill up your spine during this spooky season!
Check out the interior of McGregor's Five & Ten located at the corner of 6th and I Streets. The store was open between 1939 and 1986 but a couple posters in the picture date it to between 1942-43! #History#josephinecounty
There once was a town called Mountain, OR. It was located north of Grants Pass for about five years and was only inhabited by a few families. One of those families was the Burnhams. This is a picture of their cabin's kitchen and pantry from around 1908.
Our research library contains pictures, documents, maps, microfilm and much more! $10 for a full day of research or free to members. Stop in and fall down a rabbit hole!
Check in at the Josephine County Historical Society Research Library to take a tour. 512 SW 5th St, Grants Pass, OR.
We look forward to seeing you!
#grantspass#summer#BeatTheHeat#History
@coastalluver@FBIPortland Martha Leland Crowley (part of the first wagon train to open the Applegate Trail) died and is buried along its banks in 1846.
We're heading "Back to the 50's" and with that comes our Pie and Ice Cream Social on July 21! We are now taking sign-ups for the Pie Contest. Fill out the form below and return to the Josephine County Historical Society to enter.
#josephinecounty#GrantsPassOregon#grantspass
Recently added to OHS Digital Collections, the Burnham Family photographs highlights the homesteads and mines around the unincorporated lumbering community of Mountain in Josephine County, Oregon, in about 1908.
Browse the full collection online: https://t.co/wajZdOGCLl