

Our Annual Membership Meeting will be on Saturday, September 14th
(THIS SATURDAY!) from 1-4 P.M. in the Pollinator Garden.
A lunch consisting of Hungarian paprika chicken and tiny dumplings, along with salad and brownies will be served. Members are encouraged to attend.
The Floed-Lane (pronounced FLOOD) house is named after its first two owners: John Creed Floed and Simon Lane.
Located at 544 SE Douglas Street in Roseburg, Oregon




Mission
The Douglas County Historical Society’s mission is to collect, preserve, exhibit, and publish historical material related to Douglas County, Oregon. Specifically, we maintain The Floed-Lane House Museum and open it to the public. We also publish the Umpqua Trapper four times a year. It is our goal to make young people aware of their heritage and the history of their community.
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