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Volume 37 of the Shaw Historical Journal is Now Available!
This year's Shaw Historical Journal focuses on the 125th Anniversary of the Crater Lake National Park. Located on the Pacific Rim's "ring of fire" of volcanic peaks, it has a violent and unique history. Just 7,700 years ago, a violent eruption emptied a huge chamber of magma from below the mountain, and caused the upper part of Mt. Mazama to collapse into the enormous empty chamber. A deep crater was left over, which eventually filled with water to create Crater Lake. Today, the Lake is the deepest lake in the country and is renowned for its clear blue water.
About Shaw Historical Library
The Shaw Historical Library's mission is to acquire, preserve and share the history of the Land of Lakes and inspire discovery of the region’s heritage. Land of Lakes includes south-central Oregon, northern California and northwestern Nevada. Read more about the history of the Shaw Historical Library.
Regular Hours (during terms)
Monday - Thursday: 10 am to 4 pm (closed for lunch from 12 - 1). Closed Friday - Sunday.
When the Oregon Tech campus is closed (during summer, winter, and spring breaks), the Shaw Historical Library is closed as well. Inclement weather may cause the Shaw Historical Library to close for the safety of our staff.
For more information go to: About the SHL
The Shaw Historical Library detailed descriptions for collections are found on the Archives West website.
