sections of the Rogue River Valley to be inhabited by non-native peoples. The original inhabitants were the Takelma People - Learn all about these people and more at the Phoenix Historical Museum.607 N Church StPhoenix, OR 97535
(541) 512-0614
http://www.phoenixoregonchamber.org/index.php?option=com_sobi2&sobi2Task=sobi2Details&catid=40&sobi2Id=68&Itemid=66
2.) Harmonic Design & Imaging at Gallery - Owner, Renee Childs, has been printing
archival giclee prints of my original watercolors and acrylics for almost ten years. Her quality is consistently outstanding. In addition, she has also skillfully restored family photographs damaged in earthquakes and floods. I highly recommend Harmonic Design & Imaging for all of your high-quality printing needs.310 N Main StPhoenix, OR 97535
(541) 521-2181
(541) 512-2181
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Rogue River
1.) Woodville Museum - The Woodville Museum downtown is a good first stop, even in 
summer when everyone wants to head for the water. It's housed in a handsome early 20th-century house, and volunteers keep it spotlessly maintained, changing exhibits frequently and enthusiastically offering information and advice. The volunteers will suggest things to see and how to find them.
summer when everyone wants to head for the water. It's housed in a handsome early 20th-century house, and volunteers keep it spotlessly maintained, changing exhibits frequently and enthusiastically offering information and advice. The volunteers will suggest things to see and how to find them.199 1st StRogue River, OR 97537
(541) 582-3088
http://www.oregonlive.com/travel/index.ssf/2008/05/oregon_offtrack_rogue_river.html
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Roseburg
1.) Douglas County Museum of Natural and Cultural History - The purpose of the Museum is to 
“collect, preserve, interpret and exhibit materials related to the history and natural history of Douglas County". Visitors can expect to experience professional, creative depictions of historical figures 
and events representing the Umpqua Valley. The rich history our area provides gives the Museum opportunities to exhibit more than ten thousand years of natural and cultural history through detailed dioramas and topical exhibits. The natural history dioramas house native wildlife in richly depicted habitats from the crest of the Cascades to the Pacific Ocean.
The museum facility contains thousands of square feet of exhibit galleries, storage areas, library, photo laboratory, auditorium, gift shop and research facilities.
123 Museum DriveRoseburg, OR 97471
“collect, preserve, interpret and exhibit materials related to the history and natural history of Douglas County". Visitors can expect to experience professional, creative depictions of historical figures 
and events representing the Umpqua Valley. The rich history our area provides gives the Museum opportunities to exhibit more than ten thousand years of natural and cultural history through detailed dioramas and topical exhibits. The natural history dioramas house native wildlife in richly depicted habitats from the crest of the Cascades to the Pacific Ocean.The museum facility contains thousands of square feet of exhibit galleries, storage areas, library, photo laboratory, auditorium, gift shop and research facilities.
(541)957-7007
http://www.co.douglas.or.us/museum/default.asp
2.) Lane House - Lane House contains many historical artifacts and is open to the public 
Saturdays and Sundays from 1:00 until 4:00 p.m. The tour is free of charge. Lane House is also opened for special tours. The heritage of Douglas County belongs to all of us as well as to the future generations whom we wish to engage with about our County. The only way we can ensure that those later generations will receive this rich inheritance is by preserving artifacts and engaging the younger folks now.
533 SE Douglas AveRoseburg, OR 97470
Saturdays and Sundays from 1:00 until 4:00 p.m. The tour is free of charge. Lane House is also opened for special tours. The heritage of Douglas County belongs to all of us as well as to the future generations whom we wish to engage with about our County. The only way we can ensure that those later generations will receive this rich inheritance is by preserving artifacts and engaging the younger folks now. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ordchs//index.htm
3.) Umpqua Valley Arts Association - Offering classes in most artistic areas including 
painting, drawing, fine craft and ceramics, The Arts Center is a fun place for adults and children to learn more about art and culture. On campus you'll find five art 
galleries, a gift gallery, year round classroom for workshops, full ceramics studio and a variety of art programs for people of all ages.
Learn about the wide range of talented artists in Douglas County.
painting, drawing, fine craft and ceramics, The Arts Center is a fun place for adults and children to learn more about art and culture. On campus you'll find five art 
galleries, a gift gallery, year round classroom for workshops, full ceramics studio and a variety of art programs for people of all ages.1624 W Harvard Ave, Roseburg, OR 97471-2863
(541) 672-2532
http://uvarts.com/index.html
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Talent
1.) Talent Historical Society - The Historical Society has assembled a number of historical 
collections, including diaries, Civil War letters, photographs, cemetery records, oral histories, and local newspapers.The Society hosts events throughout the year featuring local historians, storytellers, and others with unique perspectives on our local history. They also offer an enjoyable self-guided Walking Tour pamphlet. Please the office for a copy of this pamphlet.
105 N Market StTalent, OR 97540
collections, including diaries, Civil War letters, photographs, cemetery records, oral histories, and local newspapers.The Society hosts events throughout the year featuring local historians, storytellers, and others with unique perspectives on our local history. They also offer an enjoyable self-guided Walking Tour pamphlet. Please the office for a copy of this pamphlet.(541) 512-8838
http://www.talenthistory.org/index.html
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