Klamath Falls
- First Train to Klamath Falls - 1909As low as $5.00The city of Klamath Falls had long desired a railroad, and when the Southern Pacific completed its line into town from Weed, CA in 1909 the citizens turned out to celebrate. The coming of the railroad was a very big deal for towns throughout the Northwest. Learn More
- Klamath Falls from the State Road - circa 1908As low as $5.00This highly-detailed town view of Klamath Falls is recreated from a glass negative by Howard Tibbitts, long-time photographer for Southern Pacific and their Sunset Magazine. Learn More
- Klamath Falls Town View - 1890sAs low as $5.00This circa 1890 photo looks across well-maintained farms and the lake to Klamath Falls and the hills behind the town. Learn More
- Link River at Klamath Falls - c. 1910As low as $5.00The Link River flowing through the town of Klamath Falls is one of the shortest rivers you'll find. Roughly one mile long, it flows from Klamath Lake to Lake Ewauna. Learn More
- Lower Portion of Klamath Falls - c. 1910As low as $5.00This hundred-year-old view shows the lower end of Klamath Falls, looking to the southeast across farmlands to the east of Lake Ewana. Learn More
- Old and New in Klamath County - c. 1908As low as $5.00Three local Native American men join the driver of this early, and quite substantial, automobile in a contrast of the traditional and the modern. Learn More
- Overview of Klamath Falls - c. 1910As low as $5.00Between 1900 and 1910 the population of Klamath Falls exploded - from less than 500 to over 2,500. This view shows the result of that increase. Learn More
- Pond Monkey Guides Logs from Pond to Chute - 1939As low as $5.00The "pond monkey" position in a sawmill has been described as the next-to-the-last step in a logging career; the last being night watchman. Learn More