888-411-1846
500 Sunny Valley Loop Sunny Valley, OR 97497
Sunny Valley, OR 97497

Website:  www.rogueweb.com/interpretive 
Email: applegatetrail_ic@hotmail.com 

Experience the colorful history of this rugged area through the stories of the pioneer settlers, the naming of Grave Creek, the discovery of gold, the impact of the stage line, and the building of the railroad. Open Wednesday through Sunday 10am - 5pm (November 15th - March 15th). Closed Monday and Tuesday. Located 14 Miles North of Grants Pass, I-5 Exit 71. For more information call (541)472-8545 or (888)411-1846.

541-826-3531
402 N Royal Eagle Point, OR 97524
Eagle Point, OR 97524

Website: www.buttecreekmill.com 
Email:  info@buttecreekmill.com 

HISTORIC WATER-POWERED GRIST MILL & COUNTRY STORE - You can mix fun with education by visiting this historic mill. Nestled on the banks of Little Butte Creek, the last original operating water-powered grist mill in the West is fun for all ages. Visitors may watch the miller at work and find stone ground flours, meals, cereals, mixes and a variety of other full-of-nutrition food-stuffs and snacks in the mill Country Store. The mill is listed on the National Historic Register and is open 9 am to 5 pm Monday through Saturday. Museum, covered bridge and parks nearby all with no admission charge!

541-826-4166

301 N Royal Ave
Eagle Point, OR 97524

A diverse collection of historical items preserves the history of Eagle Point and surrounding areas. Located next door to the Butte Creek Mill.

Historic C.C. Beekman House

541-773-6536
Corner of California and Laurelwood Streets 
Jacksonville, OR 97530

When visitors step into the C.C. Beekman House, they step back to the summer of 1911. Open for private tours by appointment only. From Medford, head 7 miles west on Hwy 238 to Jacksonville.

541-773-6536
206 N 5th Street Jacksonville, OR 97530
Jacksonville, OR 97530

Website: www.sohs.org  
Email:  program@sohs.org

Located in the former Jackson County Jail, the Children's Museum features more than 20 hands-on exhibits for the young-at-heart. The life-like scenes include an American Indian dwelling, 1850's cabin, one-room schoolhouse and a 1920's gas station. Located 5 miles west on Hwy 238, corner of 5th and D Streets, Jacksonville.

541-773-6536
206 N 5th Street 
Jacksonville, OR 97530

Step into the 1883 Italianate-style former Jackson County Courthouse for a glimpse into the region's colorful past. Trace the growth of picturesque Jacksonville from gold-mining camp to bustling trade center to National Historic Landmark City. Other exhibits give a glimpse into the life of pioneer photographer Peter Britt in addition to differing and unusual pottery and railroad history. From Medford, take Hwy 238 west into Jacksonville. Corner of 5th and C Streets.

541-482-6767
1500 East Main Street Ashland, OR 97520
Ashland, OR 97520

Website: www.scienceworksmuseum.org
Email: staff@scienceworksmuseum.org

ScienceWorks is a world-class interactive science museum featuring state-of-the-art exhibits, live performances and hands-on exploration for all ages. Located at 1500 East Main near Walker Ave in Ashland, just minutes from downtown. Plenty of free parking is available. Admission: Adult $7.50, Child (2-12 years) and Senior (65+) $5.00, Free for Members and children under 2. Open Wednesday through Sunday.

541-858-1724
106 N Central Ave,
Medford, OR 97501

Website: www.sohs.org
Email:  director@sohs 

For over 60 years, SOHS has been preserving, sharing and celebrating Southern Oregon's rich heritage. Visit the Historical Research Library located on North Central Ave in downtown Medford, and explore the extensive archives, including thousands of rare documents, photos, maps and more. Open Tuesday-Friday, 1pm-5pm.