Southern Oregon History Center Located at 106 N. Central Avenue in Medford, Oregon, the History Center houses the Society's administrative offices, Research Library and two floors of exhibits. This exhibit highlights the work of two area photographers Peter Britt and James Verne Shangle, with Cameras from the Society's collection. Free The Society's Research Library is located within the History Center. The Research Library comprises one of the largest private historical research repositories in the Pacific Northwest. Its extensive collection appeals to the scholarly researcher as well as to members of the general public.
Members enjoy free admission.
The Museum's exhibit, Miner, Baker, Furniture Maker, depicts the development and growth of the Rogue Valley as a result of the industrial revolution. I.M. Sellin' General Store. The Children's Museum is located in the 1910 former Jackson County Jail. C.C. Beekman and his family, and experience the only living history program in Southern Oregon. Visitors to the Beekman House will step back in time to 1911 as costumed interpreters portray the Beekman family and the family's hired help.