Museum. Museum Assistant Shannon Cockayne shares with us the story of this historic "gem"  museum in Polk County.

Kimberli Fitzgerald, City of Salem Historic Preservation Officer, talks about public archeology projects and updates us on current historic preservation efforts in our area.

Former outdoor guide Ken Ploeser discusses his project tracing the history of our indigenous Native American tribes by walking and geo-marking the creeks of our local region.

Just in time for Halloween, author Marilyn Morton visits with us to talk about her book describing suspicious events in this local town, published by History Press, and the event that spawned it.

Ann Gage, Education/Community Outreach Director, talks with us about the uniqueness of the Polk County Museum and the historic Brunk House Pioneer Farm.

Joy Sears, Special Assessment Tax Program & Restoration Specialist with the State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO), talks with us about assistance programs available to owners of historic properties as well as historic preservation efforts across the state.

City of Salem Historic Preservation Officer Kimberli Fitzgerald shares her experiences from an archaeological "dig" at Fort Vancouver National Historic Site as well as updating us on current historic preservation projects in the Salem area.

Photojournalist Ron Cooper discusses the changes to newspaper photography over the years, as well as his ongoing work to capture the spirit of the Willamette Valley with modern technology.

Photojournalist Ron Cooper shares his experiences as he documented the character of Salem through the years with his photography for the local newspapers.

Kylie Pine, WHC Curator & Collections Manager, discuss the scope of work for a museum curator, as well as what is entailed in producing a major exhibit.