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Ashland, Oregon obtained WPA funds in 1935 to build it in the roofless shell of the abandoned Chautauqua theatre, the circular walls which remained after the dome had been removed.
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From there, the Applegate Trail headed northwest into northern California, and continued northwest towards today's Ashland, Oregon.
In November 2005, Hershey acquired Joseph Schmidt Confections, the San Francisco based chocolatier, and a year later, in November 2006, Hershey acquired Dagoba Organic Chocolate, a boutique chocolate maker based in Ashland, Oregon.
They separated when Winona was five and her mother took a position as an art instructor at Southern Oregon University in Ashland, then a small logging town.
*** The New Theater, Ashland, Oregon ; one of the theaters used for the Oregon Shakespeare Festival
Ashland and obtained
In March, 1887, John M. Clark ( president of Western Edison ), Robert Todd Lincoln, and John B. Drake obtained a franchise from Chicago to distribute electricity in the downtown area, bounded by North Avenue, 39th Street, and Ashland Avenue.
Ashland and funds
The city accepted donated funds and purchased Ski Ashland from Harbor Properties.
Ashland and 1935
* Prolific Christian author R. T. Kendall ( born 13 July 1935 ), who pastored the Westminster Chapel for 25 years ( 1977 – 2002 ), was born into a Nazarene family in Ashland, Kentucky, named for general superintendent Roy T. Williams, graduated from Trevecca Nazarene University ( 1970 ), and commenced his ministry in the denomination before his Calvinistic convictions necessitated his resignation.
Ashland and build
The residents of Ashland passed the " Normal School Site Bonds " to build the new facility.
During 1961 to 1963, the Mount Ashland Corporation raised money to clear trees, grade terrain, build roads, and develop a ski area.
Ashland and abandoned
By the time the town ( then called Ashland Mills ) had grown up around the area, the old mill had become an eyesore, dirty with livestock and the mill all but abandoned.
Because of railroad consolidations, poor condition of the rail line, competition from the Lorain and West Virginia Railroad, and corporate manipulations, the Lorain, Ashland, and Southern Railroad was abandoned in August 1925.
Ashland and Chautauqua
The Chautauqua movement was very influential in Ashland, and many of the members of the Ladies Chautauqua Club formed the Women's Civic Improvement Club.
Ashland and theatre
* Oregon Shakespeare Festival repertory theatre in Ashland, Oregon
The Oregon Shakespeare Festival ( OSF ) is a regional repertory theatre in Ashland, Oregon, United States.
Ashland and which
By 1812, Clay owned a productive plantation, which he called " Ashland ," and numerous slaves to work the land.
John Clay designated his portion of the estate as Ashland Stud, which he devoted to breeding thoroughbred horses.
North of Ashland City the hills subside into more level highlands, where the community of Pleasant View is located just south of Interstate 24, which generally delineates the northern border of the county.
The Greenway's most popular feature is the bike path which runs from Ashland north towards Medford.
* In 1996, Jamie Nabozny won a landmark lawsuit against officials at his former public high school in Ashland, Wisconsin over their refusal to intervene in the " relentless antigay verbal and physical abuse by fellow students " to which he had been subjected and which had resulted in his hospitalization.
Since the early 1990s, the commercial sector has grown due to its proximity to Interstate 64 and its location along U. S. Route 23 and 60, both major regional arteries which overlap in Catlettsburg and travel into the city of Ashland to the north.
Ashland Refining Company purchased the plant in 1924, when it was little more than a skimming operation from which a few products were distilled.
Before the age of automobiles, they would depart the train in Ashland and board a steamer, which traveled up the Squam River to rustic fishing camps or hillside hotels beside Squam Lake.
The U. S. highways that run through Norwalk include U. S. Route 20 ( part of the Norwalk bypass south of town ), which connects Fremont to the west and Elyria to the east ; and U. S. Route 250, which connects Sandusky from the northwest and Ashland from the southeast.
It is the largest city in the " Mid-Ohio " region of the state, the north-central region which is generally considered to extend from Marion, Delaware, Knox, Morrow, Crawford, Ashland and Richland counties in the south, to the Firelands area south of Sandusky in the north.
Ashland University has a satellite campus located in Massillon, which provide graduate degree programs to area residents.
The first major industry in the Ashland City area was the forge operated by Montgomery Bell at Narrows of the Harpeth, several miles to the southwest, which was established in 1818.
Ashland City is centered around the junction of Tennessee State Route 12, which connects the city with Nashville to the south and Clarksville to the northwest, and Tennessee State Route 49, which connects the city to Springfield and Kentucky to the northeast and Charlotte to the west.
Ashland City industry is served by the Nashville & Western Railroad ( which is a division of the Nashville and Eastern Railroad corporation ).
Charlotte is centered around the junction of Tennessee State Route 49, which connects Charlotte with Ashland City and Kentucky to the northeast and upper West Tennessee to the northwest, and State Route 48, which connects the town to Dickson and U. S. Route 70 to the southwest and Clarksville to the north.
It is owned by the Gannett Corporation, which also owns several smaller community newspapers in Middle Tennessee, including The Dickson Herald, the Gallatin News-Examiner, the Hendersonville Star-News, the Fairview Observer, and the Ashland City Times.
Ashland College, which had been founded in 1878, came under the control of the Brethren Church.
The river forms the eastern boundary of the Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation from about 25 miles north of the reservoir to a point north of Ashland, Montana, after which the river continues to flow in a broad valley to its mouth on the Yellowstone River near Miles City, Montana.
On forested buttes lying between the Tongue River and Pumpkin Creek is the Ashland Ranger District of the Custer National Forest, which has three separate ranger districts, the other two being the Beartooth Ranger District located in the area of the Beartooth uplift, and the Sioux Ranger District located in the southeast corner of Montana and the northwest corner of South Dakota.
A sawmill operates at Ashland, cutting timber which is harvested from the broken highlands, between the stream valleys in the surrounding area.
These coal deposits are located south of Ashland, which is at the junction of the Tongue River and Otter Creek.
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