Get a unique look back through time at local history with the monthly Windows in Time lunchtime lectures, co-sponsored by JCLS and the Southern Oregon Historical Society. We've considered some truly fascinating topics over the years, from social and economic trends to architecture and commerce, as well as the people who have called the Rogue Valley home.
The Windows in Time series is held in the Large Meeting Room of the Medford Library on the first Wednesday of the month, and at the Ashland Library on the second Wednesday of the month, throughout the year. The program is one hour, from 12 noon – 1 p.m. and is led by a variety of guest speakers.
January 2/9: "Discovering Abandoned Cemeteries: Locating Unmarked Graves" with Roger Roberts
February 6/13: "Wilderness Survival, One Hundred Years Ago" with Paul Fattig
March 6/13: "Fire and Flood: Disasters in the Rogue Valley" with Ron Brown
April 3/10: "The Historic Holmes House: From Harry and David to the Present" with Susan Hearn
May 1/8: "Central Point: A Crossroads Through Time" with Alice Mullaly
June 5/12: "A Century of Fellowship: The University Club" with Ron Kramer
July 3/10: "Pears and POWs: New Perspectives" with Lina Cordia
August 7/14: "The Chinook Salmon Migrations to the Upper Klamath River" with John Hamilton
September 4/11: "The Grand Dams of the Upper Rogue" with Dennis Ellingson
October 2/9: "On the Home Front: Southern Oregon's Unique Experience During World War Two" with Jeff LaLande
November 6/13: "The Bounty of the Land: Southern Oregon Agriculture, 1850–1920" with Larry Mullaly
December 4/11: "The Amazing and All-Too Short Career of Sheriff August Singler" with Julie Drengson
Circa 1911
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