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"The Man Who Loved Trains: The Life and Times of Alfred E. Perlman" by Lee Perlman

http://www.dailytidings.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20100812/NEWS02/8120301/-1/NEWS07Another amazing presentation at Ashland Historic Railroad Museum," The Man Who Loved Trains: The Life and Times of Alfred E. Perlman" by Lee Perlman, local journalist and Vice-President of Ashland Historic Railroad Museum. The Museum was at full capacity again for this one.One of the first things we are…See More

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Ashland Oregon: When the Circus Came By Train

Photos of the Circus in Ashland, Oregon during the era of circus trains.

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Circus in Ashland

Photo of the Circus in Ashland from Southern Oregon Historical Society. SOHS# 99999

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We are doing research this year on this history of the Circus in Ashland for an exhibit next summer, 2010. We have found posters, photos, newspaper clippings, and stories. If you have any information about the Circus in Ashland please let us know. -…

The Circus, 1870-1950

Jun 19, 2009

The Circus, 1870-1950

Great history of the Circus. Not too many people remember that the Circus came to Ashland, Oregon by train. Local children in Ashland's railroad district made extra money getting water for the elephants.

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Ashland Historic Railroad Museum is a 501 (c) (3) volunteer operated museum dedicated to Bringing Ashland Railroad History Alive! We encourage sharing and learning about Ashland's unique history

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Ashland Historic Railroad Museum is a 501 (c) (3) volunteer operated museum dedicated to Bringing Ashland Railroad History Alive! We encourage sharing and learning about Ashland's unique history

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Ashland Historic Railroad Museum is a 501 (c) (3) volunteer operated museum dedicated to Bringing Ashland Railroad History Alive! We encourage sharing and learning about Ashland's unique history

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Ashland Historic Railroad Museum is a 501 (c) (3) volunteer operated museum dedicated to Bringing Ashland Railroad History Alive! We encourage sharing and learning about Ashland's unique history

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Ashland Historic Railroad Museum replied to patrick carrico's discussion 'Colley Neff' in the group Ashland Historic Railroad Museum

Hi Patrick, Thanks for the link to the article. What a cool building and the winemaking prospect sounds very interesting. It looks like they used the rail line to ship paper. I wonder if the Historical Society would have any info on it that way,…

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Ashland Historic Railroad Museum replied to patrick carrico's discussion 'Colley Neff' in the group Ashland Historic Railroad Museum

Hi, I haven't heard of this building, but I think that my friends at Medford Railroad Park might know. We have a lot of retired railroad workers in the valley with a lot of untapped knowledge. If you give me some more information I will ask…

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"The Man Who Loved Trains: The Life and Times of Alfred E. Perlman" by Lee Perlman

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Another amazing presentation at Ashland Historic Railroad Museum," The Man Who Loved Trains: The Life and Times of Alfred E. Perlman" by Lee Perlman, local journalist and Vice-President of Ashland Historic Railroad Museum. The Museum was at full capacity again…

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At 5:15pm on April 29, 2009, Ellen Gardner said…: Thank you. Yes, you are correct, that would be $30. I will order the prints right away and get the cards made for you, hopefully by the 2nd of May, but if that isn't possible, is there another place I can deliver them? Ellen

At 1:54pm on April 29, 2009, Ellen Gardner said…: Hi Victoria,
Yes I can make cards with this photo. I do it on blank card stock (a 5X7 card when folded). I sell them for $2 each or a set of 8 for $15. Please let me know how many you would like. It will take approx. 1 week to get them for you. Thanks. Ellen

At 8:55pm on April 24, 2009, Julia Woosnam said…: Hi Victoria,
That info about Lee Chung having his laundry business at 280 A, came from the 1914 Ashland city directory. It wasn't listed as a residence, so I'm hoping someone might come up with a photo of the street showing the original building. I gave you a copy of the map, hoping it might help you find the Buck Rock tunnel. I've hiked to it several times in my youth but I bet I'd get lost now looking for it! Julia

At 11:13am on April 22, 2009, Ellen Gardner said…: By the way, I post pictures at http://www.flickr.com/photos/camra_art/

I'd be delighted if you take a look. Ellen

At 11:05am on April 22, 2009, Ellen Gardner said…: I don't have any of that picture on hand but I can surely make either cards or prints (8X12 is probably the largest that one would print). Let me know what you would like and how many. I would be happy to oblige. ellen

At 8:51pm on April 21, 2009, Ellen Gardner said…: I've not been to the Railroad Museum. I will have to visit one of these days.
Thank you for your compliment on my pictures. I do sell photo cards and larger prints by request. Ellen