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This harvest display at a local fair is a beautiful example of heirloom produce grown in our community over 100 years ago. Photographer A. J. Armstrong was in Cottage Grove from 1909 to 1917.
Question: In which local event can you still enter your home-grown fruits and vegetables or home canned preserves?
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This is an early advertisement postcard souvenir for J.H. Baker’s Blacksmith Shop, circa 1909.
Question: Do you know where Mr. Baker’s blacksmith shop was located?
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This is a view of Main Street looking east in the late 1940s. This photo was taken before the I-5 freeway was built, you can see that Main Street continues straight up the hill past where Bi-Mart is now.
Question: What is the one business that is still, in operation, in the same location with the same name?
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Westside School in 1919 - This is a colorized version of the original photo using MyHeritage photo tools.
Question: Where was this school located?
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The Presbyterian Church was one of many steepled wooden churches in Cottage Grove. This church was located on the corner of 7th and Adams.
Question: There is still a congregation who holds services in a steepled wooden church building in Cottage Grove, do you know where it is?
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