Sterling Mine Ditch History Night – Agenda March 8th, 2012 – 6pm – Jacksonville Library Participants/Presenters: Lisa Rice, Chant Thomas, John and Cheryl Henderson, Chelsea Rose, SOU Laboratory of Anthropology 6-6:15 – attendees arrive and view artifacts, maps, photos, etc. displayed around the room 6:15-6:20 – Welcome and introductions – Hope Robertson 6:20-6:40 – Lisa […]
A CAN’T MISS LOCAL EVENT You don’t want to miss Buncom Day if you love the true country! SUTA will have a booth at Buncom, come join us!! More information here: http://www.buncom.org/buncom_day.htm or, the locals have the real story!… “… Chicken Splat???”
February 7th, 2013 6:30 to 8:30 PM at the Jacksonville First Presbyterian Church, 425 Middle St., Jacksonville Download Sterling Mine Ditch History Night 2013 Flyer
2013 National Trails Day Celebration Saturday, June 1, 2013 8:30 AM – 1:00 PM Help complete the new Armstrong Gulch access trail To insure future access to the Sterling Mine Ditch Trail (SMDT), BLM and SUTA are creating two new access trails at the Armstrong Gulch. These new trails will ensure continued public access at […]
A Hike from the Tunnel Ridge Trailhead to Bear Gulch Trailhead National Trails Day Saturday, June 7th, 2014 10 AM – 2PM Come join SUTA on National Trails Day for a walk through time on the Sterling Mine Ditch Trail. Archaeologist Lisa Rice from the Medford BLM will share her fascinating stories about […]
National Public Lands Day September 27th, 2014 Who: The Medford BLM and SUTA are hosting a National Public Lands Day event on the Sterling Mine Ditch Trail. This is a wonderful opportunity for those who enjoy recreation on our public lands to give back by volunteering on a project. The volunteer projects on the Sterling […]
This free event is sponsored by the Jacksonville Public Library and will be held at the library public meeting room. Two SUTA representatives will provide a talk about the history and plans for the future for the Jack-Ash and Sterling Mine Ditch Trails. We'll have lots of slides and information about how these trails came […]
