![]() Welcome to Bandon: A QuickRead History of The First 150 Years (1850 - 2000) by Carol Acklin with Ned Reed illustrations, this gem answers all your questions about Bandon history. 49 pages, paperback. |
![]() Lifting Oregon Out of the Mud by Joe R. Blakely covers the building of highway 101, the Coast Highway and contains many great historic photos. 104 pages, paperback |
![]() Remember When - Coos County, Oregon Schools 1850-1940 by William A. Lansing tells the story of the early pioneers creating 91 separate school districts in Coos County to educate their children. Numerous interviews of attendees and teachers are included. 199 pages, hardback. |
![]() Bandon By-The-Sea (Hope and Perserverance in a Southwestern Oregon Town) by Dow Beckham. One of the best books about Bandon, covering the entire history of the town including the 1936 fire. 232 pages, paperback and hardback available. |
![]() Coos County Memories: The Early Years by The World. This heirloom-quality coffee-table book offers a glimpse of Coos County from the early years to 1939 through stunning and historic photos. 136 pages, hardback. **Sorry--SOLD OUT** |
![]() Shipwrecks of Coos County (Images of America) by H. S Contino. European settlement of Coos County began with a shipwreck in January 1852. The crewmen eventually traveled overland to Port Orford, where they told other settlers about the Coos Bay and its many natural resources. By December 1853, Coos County was established by the territorial legislature, and several towns were founded; the history of the area had been completely altered by a single shipwreck. 127 pages, paperback. |
![]() Bandon (Images of America) by Robin Miller and Reg Pullen is a gem. Many photos from the Bandon Historical Society files are included. 127 pages, paperback. |
![]() Bandon Burns, Survivor Accounts of the Bandon Fire of 1936 published by the Bandon Historical Society, this book contains first hand accounts of survivors of the 1936 fire. 57 pages, paper booklet. |
![]() Camps and Calluses the Civilian Conservation Corps in Southwestern Oregon by William A. Lansing tells about the Civilian Conservation Corps camps and their impact on southwestern Oregon in the 1930s. 224 pages, hardback. |
![]() Battle Rock: The Hero's Story, A True Account-Oregon Coast Indian Attack by Bert and Margie Webber. The amazing account of a young man who finds himself the leader of a handful of men attacked by 300 Indians. 75 pages, paperback. |
![]() Fujita: Flying Samurai by Bert and Margie Webber. Imperial Japanese Navy pilot Fujita was the only enemy pilot to bomb the continental US in a manned aircraft in WWII. Here is how he did it. 134 pages, paperback. |
![]() Remarkable Oregon Women: Revolutionaries & Visionaries by Jennifer Chambers. Without the efforts of inspiring, brave women of the past, the progressive and individualistic Oregon we know today might not exist. 128 pages, paperback. **Sorry--SOLD OUT** |
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![]() A Day at the Seashore by Kathryn & Byron Jackson. Nancy and Timmy hop out of their beds one summer morning and help pack their swimsuits and lunch. And then it's off to the seashore! In a charming rhyme, this Little Golden Book from 1951 describes what preschoolers will find there. 24 pages, hardcover. |
![]() Gilbert the Great by Jane Clarke & Charles Fuge. It's always hard to say goodbye to a friend. With dazzling undersea pictures and a text full of heart and wit, this book captures that sad feeling perfectly--and offers plenty of comfort, too. 32 pages, paperback **Sorry--SOLD OUT** |
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![]() Sneakers, the Seaside Cat by Margaret Wise Brown. When Sneakers came to the seaside, he was delighted. He could smell the fish and thought he could catch them like mice! From the beloved author of Goodnight Moon and Runaway Bunny. 32 pages, paperback. |
![]() Some Smug Slug by Pamela Duncan Edwards and Henry Cole. Smirking and self-important, the slug keeps slithering his way up a highly suspect slope. Will the slug stop? Are the sparrow, the spider, and the swallowtail simply trying to sabatoage the slug's progress? Why is everyone screaming at the slug? re. 32 pages, paperback. |
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