Hey local history fans! Do you want to get involved with preserving North Bend’s historic newspapers? Check out this note from North Bend Digital Newspaper Project chair Dick Wagner, and […]
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The story of Coos County is deeply tied to timber, and the Coos History Museum recently had the opportunity to share that story with a wider audience. In an episode
Sire Battle talks the History of Timber on Dirty Freehub Read More »
The Coos History Museum was recently featured on Jefferson Public Radio’s program The Jefferson Exchange, highlighting the museum’s work preserving and sharing the rich history of Oregon’s South Coast. During
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As 2025 draws to a close, we bid a fond—but not final—farewell to Healing Hands, our second-floor mezzanine exhibit that has highlighted over a century of medical history on Oregon’s
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This year marks a special milestone for the Coos History Museum: we’re celebrating 10 years at our beautiful bayfront location! In 2015, we opened our doors nestled between HWY 101
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This April, the Coos History Museum was thrilled to welcome Bob Bailey, Board President of the Elakha Alliance as part of our First Tuesday Talk lecture series. His presentation captivated
Flora, Fauna, and the Fur Trade Read More »
Walking in Their Shoes: Women in Coos County’s History As Women’s History Month comes to a close, and we reflect on this year’s Women’s History Walking Tour, we highlight the
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Symbolic of resilience and guidance, lighthouses are the essence of maritime history. The storied history of the local Cape Arago Lighthouse intertwines with the maritime heritage of Coos Bay and
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Perhaps the most unique email in CHM’s history graced our inbox this January. It was from the Academic Male Choir of Helsinki, a group of sixty-five men from Sweden and
AKADEMISKA SÅNGFÖRENINGEN Read More »
On a quiet evening in July of 2024, the Coos History Museum and the Coos Bay community bid an unplanned farewell to the Welcome, a beloved member of the historic
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