Tag archive for ‘history’
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Rogue History: Lucas Lodge
Lucas Lodge sits on a bluff above the Rogue River in the hamlet of Agness, 32 miles upriver from Gold Beach. It’s a place for relaxation in a country setting of meadows, huge myrtle and fir trees, wide lawns and river breezes. Just down the meandering path, the Rogue River awaits with fishing and water …
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Witness the Thunder
The Coos Art Museum aims to draw a wider than usual audience with the current exhibit of motorcycles, motorcycle artifacts and more than 60 pieces of motorcycle-themed art, called ‘Thunder at CAM.” Everybody likes motorcycles, said Mike Holm, the exhibit’s curator. Not everyone feels the same about art museums, he said. ”Art museum’ scares a …
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Umpqua River Lighthouse
Celebrates 116 years with a party The Friends of Umpqua River Light are planning for an impressive display of local lighthouse memorabilia and photographs as part of the 116th birthday celebration for the lighthouse Sept. 24-25. ‘It is our intent to raise public consciousness about the sentinel that has protected our shores for years, and …
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Novelties, history, specialties or just fun
Cranberries, seafood and fun little shops are part of what you will find in the coastal town of Bandon. Whether it’s a souvenir you are looking for, a special gift, a bit of history or just the cool coastal breeze, you will surely find it here. (Photos by Benjamin Brayfield)
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