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• 1. [Image] First Kubli Store in Applegate area

  	Three men and three dogs lounge in front of plank-wood store
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: First Kubli Store in Applegate area Author: Southern Oregon Historical Society Three men and three dogs lounge in front of plank-wood store Title: First Kubli Store in Applegate area Author: Southern Oregon Historical Society Three men and three dogs lounge in front of plank-wood store Close

• 2. [Image] Sturgis home and mine

  	White board house with two women and child on porch; two men with shovels walking in center foreground, dog in front; two outbuildings on right; split-rail fence crosses property; creek with waterfall ...
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Sturgis home and mine Author: Southern Oregon Historical Society White board house with two women and child on porch; two men with shovels walking in center foreground, dog in front; two outbuildings on right; split-rail fence crosses property; creek with waterfall in right foreground Title: Sturgis home and mine Author: Southern Oregon Historical Society White board house with two women and child on porch; two men with shovels walking in center foreground, dog in front; two outbuildings on right; split-rail fence crosses property; creek with waterfall in right foreground Close

• 3. [Image] Childers farm

  	Outbuildings, house, split-rail fence, dog, three people in front field; Identified: Rebecca Childers, wife of James; possibly mother, Mrs. Clevenger, James or W. A. Childers
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Childers farm Author: Southern Oregon Historical Society Year: 1885 Outbuildings, house, split-rail fence, dog, three people in front field; Identified: Rebecca Childers, wife of James; possibly mother, Mrs. Clevenger, James or W. A. Childers Title: Childers farm Author: Southern Oregon Historical Society Year: 1885 Outbuildings, house, split-rail fence, dog, three people in front field; Identified: Rebecca Childers, wife of James; possibly mother, Mrs. Clevenger, James or W. A. Childers Close