Jacksonville, OregonAntique Town in a Modern Age Bert and Margie Webber From the belfry of the Presbyterian Church into the caved in ruins of depression era under-street gold mines, here is popular account of rise and fall-but never a ghost town- of Jacksonville in Oregon's Rogue River Valley. Founded 1851 as tent city due to gold rush, first brick buildings in Oregon; had its own railroad. Town fell on hard times, was forgotten until about 1960. Now principal historic town in Oregon noted for bed & breakfasts, antique shops in original 19th century bldgs. Famous for Britt Music Festival under the stars, Children's Festival. 128p. 5½x8½. Historic and new photos. Maps. Append. Biblio, Index. $12.95 
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Single-Track to JacksonvilleThe Rogue River Valley Railroad Bert and Margie Webber Jacksonville Railroad only 5 miles long, its colorful history, strategy for survival included electric trolley cars. Equipment photos and operations. Book commemorates centenniel of RR, parts which remain today including original 1891 loco. 127p. 5½x8½. Biblio. Index. Gift Edition hardback $24.95 - pbk. $12.95
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Oregon Covered BridgesEXPANDED EDITION! Bert and Margie Webber Photos by John Snook and others Here is information about Oregon's 65 covered bridges not found in other books. See present bridges, including six recently added bridges. How to drive to them. How to photograph them. Biblio. Gloss. 110p. 5½x8½ $12.95
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NewberryNational Volcanic Monument Stuart G. Garrett Bert Webber, Ed. America's Newest National Monument (Nov. 5, 1990) in Central Oregon. What to see and do: Lava Butte, Cave, fishing, trails, lakes, canoeing. View from Paulina Peak unsurpassed! Snowmobiling, skiing. Only book about Newberry Monument! 125 p. 5½x8½ Photos. Maps. Biblo. Index.$12.95
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