THE STATE OF JEFFERSON: THEN & NOW, by Gail Jenner and Bernita Tickner, and published by Arcadia Publishing, has just been released. As early as 1852, the hardy settlers of the self-proclaimed State of Jefferson began to rally against the California and Oregon governments. The autonomous and determined spirit of border-county residents persevers today, and nowhere is this better evidenced than in the character of the communities that remain. The region is diverse, with Mt. Shasta at its heart. Wild rivers, such as the Rogue, Klamath, Trinity, Scott, and Salmon, provide a haven for fish, wildlife and waterfowl. From early days of mining and logging, to today's ranchers and recreationalists, the area attracts a vast array of people.
Check out this, our second State of Jefferson book!
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