Marion County History, Vols. IV, V, VI (1958-1960) Salem Oregon

Title: Marion County History, Vols. IV, V, VI (1958-1960)

Author: Marion County Historical Society

Description: Ex-library. Three volumes that have been library-bound together in green cloth boards. Call number on spine, library bookplate on front paste down, pocket on rear paste down; library name stamped on top and bottom edges of the text block.

Contents: [Volume IV] The Early History of Jefferson; The Founding of Mt. Angel Abbey: A Letter of 1883; Hayesville Should Have Been Named Stephensville; Reverend Lewis Hubbel Judson; A Hundred Years of Salem Theatrical History; How Salem Got Its Water; The Transition Decades on French Prairie, 1830-1850; Music in Salem: 1900 to 1930; Mt. Angel College; John M. Hollingsworth's Reminiscences of Detroit; Salem's First Hanging. [Volume V] The Development of the Bush House; Salem in 1859; Oregon's First Capitols, 1853-1876; Street Names in Salem; History of Sacred Heart Academy; A History of Woodburn; The Silverton Story; Historical Notes on Chemawa Indian School; French Prairie Farm, 1839-1850; Black Gold: The Story of Lake Labish; The James Mechlin Anderson House, 1855; The Earliest Three R's in Oregon, 1830-1840; How I Became a Woman Doctor; Jesse Quinn Thornton; Margaret J. Bailey: Oregon Pioneer Author. [Volume VI] Building the New Courthouse, 1872-1873; Salem's First Streetcar Line; Fabritus SMith; "Dupatti" (Jean Baptiste Desportes McKay); Scott's Mills, Marion County, Oregon; History of Pioneer School, District 13 - A Centennial School, 1852-1959.

Binding: Hardcover

Condition: Good

Jacket Condition: None

Publisher: Marion County Historical Society

Place: Salem, OR

Year: 1960

ISBN: n/a

Language: English

Size: 8.75 x 5.75 inches.

Pages: 64, 71, 48 pages.

Keywords: Oregon, history, local history, Salem, Silverton, Woodburn,