After decades of data gathering and a lifetime of direct observation, Sherwood Historical Society President June Reynolds is bringing her history of Sherwood to its first major stage of completion. Sherwood: A Sense of Time and Place. The History of Sherwood, Oregon, and the Surrounding Area, Volume One: Beginnings to 1919 will be on sale soon. The three hundred+ page masterpiece covers a wide swath of Washington County, in addition to Sherwood. Reynolds is a fourth generation citizen of Washington County. Some of the old families she's related to are Herrington, Head, Teuffel, Holznagel, Daunt, Allen, and Hagg. Her maiden name is Wiesenbach. Even without her book as a guide, the Sherwood Historical Society has already seen through a lot of doors that might have otherwise been closed, thanks to Reynolds.
Tuesday, February 14, 2006
Will She Ever Get Done?!
After decades of data gathering and a lifetime of direct observation, Sherwood Historical Society President June Reynolds is bringing her history of Sherwood to its first major stage of completion. Sherwood: A Sense of Time and Place. The History of Sherwood, Oregon, and the Surrounding Area, Volume One: Beginnings to 1919 will be on sale soon. The three hundred+ page masterpiece covers a wide swath of Washington County, in addition to Sherwood. Reynolds is a fourth generation citizen of Washington County. Some of the old families she's related to are Herrington, Head, Teuffel, Holznagel, Daunt, Allen, and Hagg. Her maiden name is Wiesenbach. Even without her book as a guide, the Sherwood Historical Society has already seen through a lot of doors that might have otherwise been closed, thanks to Reynolds.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Things for Sale at the Museum
 History Book $30 |  Reynolds Fiction $12 | 
Trail Guide $5 | 
The Folks $7 | 
Cook Book $7.50 | 
Renaissance Singers $15 |
 Melody Guy |
The Sherwood Heritage Center is a project of the Sherwood Historical Society
2 comments:
It is officially DONE!! Yes, the book is done. Ty Rickards will be printing soon and it looks like we should have 100 books by April 1.
We decided to go with the perfect binding to make a "perfect book"; one that you can put on a shelf and look at or put on your coffe table. Cost is $25.00, but worth every penny!--June Reynolds
How can someone in California purchase the wonderful book and have it mailed? My family on my dad's side is from Sherwood and I would love to have this volume as well as look forward to the next one! -- Kathy Kelly Nakamura
Post a Comment