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Poem: I Walk Ashland 1

Walking Ashland article by Peter Finkle

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Poem: My City Ashland

Walking Ashland article by Peter Finkle

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Poem: Noble Coffee Roasting

Walking Ashland article by Peter Finkle

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Pracht Street: A Legacy of Premium Peaches

Walking Ashland article by Peter Finkle

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Quirky Sights in Ashland: Part 1

Walking Ashland article by Peter Finkle

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Railroad Park and History of the Railroad in Ashland

Walking Ashland article by Peter Finkle

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Ray Lane

Walking Ashland article by Peter Finkle

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Rio Amistad mosaic honors our sister city

Walking Ashland article by Peter Finkle

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Scenic Drive: History Comes Alive!

Walking Ashland article by Peter Finkle

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Signs of Ashland Photo Essay: Part 1

Walking Ashland article by Peter Finkle

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Street Scene sculpture: Who are these people?

Walking Ashland article by Peter Finkle

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Takelma Way Photo Essay: Flowers and Yard Art

Walking Ashland article by Peter Finkle

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The Biggest, Boldest, Brightest 4th of July in Ashland History Part 2 ? 1916 July 4th Parade

Walking Ashland article by Peter Finkle

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The Biggest, Boldest, Brightest 4th of July in Ashland History (1916) Part 3 ? Wild West Rodeo & Fountain Unveiling

Walking Ashland article by Peter Finkle

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The Biggest, Boldest, Brightest 4th of July in Ashland History (three days of parties!) Part 1

Walking Ashland article by Peter Finkle

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The Oldest House in Ashland (and the banister that saved it)

Walking Ashland article by Peter Finkle

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Wah Chung and the Chinese Community in Ashland: Late 1800s and Early 1900s

Walking Ashland article by Peter Finkle

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Walking for Longevity

Walking Ashland article by Peter Finkle

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Water is Life Mosaic Art on the Bandersnatch Trail

Walking Ashland article by Peter Finkle

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Westwood Street: An Update

Walking Ashland article by Peter Finkle

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Westwood Street: Log House, Eco House and more

Walking Ashland article by Peter Finkle

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Where is this window? Why is it here?

Walking Ashland article by Peter Finkle. 
This article covers hobos in Ashland, and Ashland's second fire station on Fourth Street, now…

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Ashland, Oregon, Local Business

Articles by Peter Finkle, on his Walking Ashland website

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Ashland, Oregon, Restaurant

Articles by Peter Finkle, on his Walking Ashland website

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Ashland, Oregon, Wildlife

Articles by Peter Finkle, on his Walking Ashland website

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Ashland, Oregon, Architecture

Articles by Peter Finkle, on his Walking Ashland website

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Ashland, Oregon, Tree of the Year

Articles by Peter Finkle, on his Walking Ashland website

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Ashland, Oregon, Public Art

Articles by Peter Finkle, on his Walking Ashland website

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Ashland, Oregon, Poetry

Articles by Peter Finkle, on his Walking Ashland website

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Ashland, Oregon, Yard Art

Articles by Peter Finkle, on his Walking Ashland website

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