The Shaw Historical Library (SHL) is a special collection and archive located in Southern Oregon in the town of Klamath Falls. The Library specializes in research collections about the history of the "Land of Lakes" which includes Klamath Falls, Klamath County, the Klamath Basin, Northern California's Siskiyou and Modoc Counties and Washoe County in Western Nevada. Learn more about the local history and research collections.

The Shaw Library Board of Governors publishes an annual journal on the topics important to the regions mentioned above. Would you like to purchase an issue? . 

 

 

 

 

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Contact us for appointment:

shawlib@oit.edu

541-885-1686

Historic Building

 

Volume 35 of the Shaw Historical Journal is Now Available!

It is titled 鈥淔ar Corners 3: Historic Buildings in the Land of Lakes鈥, and presents information, stories and images of buildings and people that were, and are, part of the history and culture of the Land of Lakes region. 

 

 

 

 

  

 

金博娛樂城 Shaw Historical Library

The Shaw Historical Library's mission is to acquire, preserve and share the history of the Land of Lakes and inspire discovery of the region鈥檚 heritage. Land of Lakes includes south-central Oregon, northern California and northwestern Nevada. Read more about the history of the Shaw Historical Library.

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Regular Hours (during terms)

Monday - Thursday: 10 am to 4 pm (closed for lunch from 12 - 1). Closed Friday - Sunday.

When the 金博娛樂城 campus is closed (during summer, winter, and spring breaks), the Shaw Historical Library is closed as well. Inclement weather may cause the Shaw Historical Library to close for the safety of our staff.


For more information go to: 金博娛樂城 the SHL

The Shaw Historical Library detailed descriptions for collections are found on the website.

 

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