Category Archives: Email updates

Hello to our Garden Home History Friends, this has been a very busy month, we’ll give you a brief rundown. Upcoming events Join us for our first meeting since COVID at the Garden Home Recreation Center, our Board meeting, followed … Continue reading →

Hello to our Garden Home History Friends, do take care of yourselves and each other. Thank you for your generous donations, your nice comments, and hopefully, your good intentions to share your Garden Home memories with us! If you wish … Continue reading →

Hello to our Garden Home History Friends, Happy Holidays to you all. Do take care of yourselves and each other. Thank you for your generous donations, your nice comments, and hopefully, your good intentions to share your Garden Home memories … Continue reading →

Hello Friends! Garden Home is busy! This update includes stories about the Big Blow storm of 1962. Thank you for your generous donations, your nice comments, and hopefully, your good intentions to write us a story about your family! If … Continue reading →

Hello Friends! Garden Home is busy! This update includes Century Home book display, Crystal Steele, Remembering Vlasta Becvar Barber, Fanno Creek Trail History Walk, and The Life and Times of Ross Fogelquist and His Steiner Log House. Thank you for … Continue reading →

Hello Friends! Garden Home is busy! Even the ducks! Ross Fogelquist, Old Market Pub, Fanno Creek Trail Walk, and our duck families. Thank you for your generous donations, your nice comments, and hopefully, your good intentions to write us a … Continue reading →

Hello Friends and Happy New Year! This will cover the latest in Garden Home. Thank you for your generous donations, your nice comments, and hopefully, your good intentions to write us a story about your family! If you wish to … Continue reading →

Hello Garden Home History Friends, Thanks to all of you who have responded so nicely to our monthly Updates about Garden Home history. This month it’s Trader Joe’s grand opening, Garden Home Library historical display, Red Electric wines, new Garden … Continue reading →