Eugene Skinner

Eugene Skinner

Early Life and Migration Eugene F. Skinner was born on September 13, 1809, in Essex, New York, moving to Green County, Wisconsin, at age 14, then settling in Hennepin, Illinois, where he served as county sheriff. He married Mary Cook on November 28, 1839, and in 1845,...
Elijah Bristow Pioneering Legacy

Elijah Bristow Pioneering Legacy

Elijah Bristow Pioneering Legacy Elijah Bristow, born April 28, 1788, in Tazewell County, Virginia, was a pioneer whose journey westward marked him as a key figure in Oregon’s history. He served in the War of 1812 under General Andrew Jackson and later in the...
Running Through History | The Oregon Track Club

Running Through History | The Oregon Track Club

Running Through History | The Oregon Track Club – From the moment athletes lace up their spikes, the Oregon Track Club (OTC) emerges not just as a team but as an emblem of excellence in the world of track and field. This institution, nestled in the lush...
Cinema’s Cultural Beacon | The Art House

Cinema’s Cultural Beacon | The Art House

Cinema’s Cultural Beacon | The Art House – Eugene, Oregon isn’t just a city; it’s a vibrant community where the arts flourish, especially at The Art House. This venue’s cinematic renaissance at 492 E 13th Ave, is a beacon for cinephiles...
Laughter and Rebellion | Animal House

Laughter and Rebellion | Animal House

Laughter and Rebellion | Animal House – The moment National Lampoon’s Animal House hit the silver screen in 1978, it didn’t just introduce us to a raucous world of college rebellion; it immortalized Eugene, Oregon, as the backdrop for one of the most...
Stage, Song, and Soul | The Shedd Institute

Stage, Song, and Soul | The Shedd Institute

Stage, Song, and Soul | The Shedd Institute – Dive headfirst into the vibrant world of the John G Shedd Institute for the Arts. This cultural beacon is more than just a venue; it’s a celebration of art and theatre, a haven for creativity, and a testament...