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The Bridge Newsletter, Vol 11 Issue 2 Aug 2008, Lowell School newsletter, City of Lowell, City Beat Administrator, Fire District announcements and other upcoming events and meetings in the community.

The Bridge Newsletter, Vol 19 No 2 Aug 2016, Lowell School newsletter, City of Lowell, City Beat Administrator, Fire District announcements and other upcoming events and meetings in the community.

Douglas Fir timber stacked on a trailer on a mountain road.

Stacked timber in a trailer connected to a train caboose.

A man resting on a couch at the firehouse. This is time for them to rest while they wait for a call to respond.

There are three firefighters that are at the firehouse repairing a life jacket.

A young cadet with a backwards cap and the EMS training shirt.

A man wearing all denim is standing next to an eye washing sink. This could be the fire house.

Two men, standing together. One is wearing a sweatshirt that has Lowell Volunteer fire department printed on it.

This man has a fabric cylinder shaped object in his hand. He is standing in the classroom of where the EMS teaching and meetings happen.

Drainage ditch with layers of rock.

The Bridge Newsletter, Vol 11 Issue 9 Mar 2009, Lowell School newsletter, City of Lowell, City Beat Administrator, Fire District announcements and other upcoming events and meetings in the community.

The Bridge Newsletter, Vol 13 Issue 11 May 2011, Lowell School newsletter, City of Lowell, City Beat Administrator, Fire District announcements and other upcoming events and meetings in the community.

Eldon Warner Circa 1920 has 3 people sitting in a car

This gentleman us wearing a Lowell Fire sweatshirt. Along with some push pins on his collar of his shirt. He is standing in the classroom where the EMS teaching and meetings happen.

A man at a desk giving a smirking smile. There is a large board filled with pictures in the background, and award certificates displayed on the wall above it.

Two people standing close together, the man is grabbing the woman’s arms and linking them together at the elbows. This training move is known as the fireman carry. This move can secure the person and maintain control during an evacuation.

A man is standing in an office next to an open slotted file system and a bulletin board.

A young man is standing with a paper in his hand, side view. He is standing in the classroom where the EMS teaching and meetings happen.

A young man is standing in front of the white board in the classroom where the EMS teaching and meetings happen.

Lowell EMS giving an injection to students. A whiteboard is in the background.

Lowell EMS practicing giving an injection on fellow students. A whiteboard is in the background.

Lowell EMS firefighter/ paramedic is giving an injection to a student.

Lowell EMS head firefighter/ paramedic is giving students injections as other people overlook.

Lowell EMS practicing giving an injection on a fellow student. The student has a sense of humor and is making a funny face.

Lowell EMS practicing giving an injection on fellow students. A whiteboard is in the background.

Lowell EMS personnel is giving an injection. The student is smiling.

Park path leading to dirt mound.

Circ 1912-1916 Picture of Engine 2512 that traveled from Eugene area to Klamath Falls into California. Southern Pacific Railroad Siskiyouline

The Bridge Newsletter, Vol 9 Issue 11 May 2007, Lowell School newsletter, City of Lowell, City Beat Administrator, Fire District announcements and other upcoming events and meetings in the community.

The man that created this sculpture was Henry Bush-Brown. The Monument of Major General George Gordon Meade at Gettysburg, and his trusty war horse, Old Baldy. In 1861 he bought this horse and rode Baldy into the civil war where he was critically injured multiple times in the 5 years he served as a war horse. The victor of Gettysburg passed away and the horse lived 10 more years.

A man operating a John Deere tractor with a bucket full of gravel. Caption: “I was able to teach several high school volunteers how to run small frontend loaders. They did great work. Rain or shine.”

Man stands in front of a Model A with a woodland in the background

The Bridge Newsletter, Vol 22 Issue 2 August 2019, Lowell School newsletter, City of Lowell, City Beat Administrator, Fire District announcements and other upcoming events and meetings in the community.

Fall Creek Post Office. First Post Office in Fall Creek was in 1883. Gladys Brewer was Post Master from 1932 to 1974