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INDIVIDUAL HISTORIANS | Darrel Jones – Sheridan and Willamina areas 223 SE Schley Street Sheridan, OR 97378 503-843-7305, |
Leighton Livengood – Dundee area 860 SW Upland Drive Dundee, OR 97115 503-538-2424 |
| Jim Lockett – writer and speaker on Yamhill County with emphasis on the early history 490 SW Fleishauer Lane McMinnville, OR 97128 503-472-5005, |
Father Martinus – Guadalupe Trappist Abbey P O Box 97 Lafayette, OR 97127 503-852-7174, ext 249, |
| Nancy Thornton — City of Yamhill and vicinity 19976 NW Moores Valley Road Yamhill, OR 97148 503-852-7498 |
April Wooden – Willamina area 472 NE Main Willamina, OR 97396 503-876-4664, |
| Paul Otto, Ph.D. – Lecturer with slides or video clips on Colonial America, American Revolution, Dutch in colonial New York, Indians in early America, Indians in film Associate Professor of History George Fox University 414 N Meridian Street, #6105 Newberg, OR 97132 503-554-2676, |
Gordon N. Zimmerman P.O. Box 8 Yamhill, Oregon 97148-0008 503-662-4661 He is a 5th generation YC'er whose book "A Song of Yamhill," detailing history of Yamhill-Carlton area will be published this fall. |
| Katherine Huit — Katherine Huit, Pacific Northwest Historian McMinnville native, researcher and writer about local (Yamhill County), state (Oregon) and Pacific Northwest history, specializes in Oregon's territorial era. While a student at Linfield, she produced both a walking history of the campus and a social history of College, and later returned to teach Pacific Northwest history. Upon graduation from Linfield, she wrote McMinnville Water and Light's 100-year history and other short business histories. She served as a Commissioner and Vice Chair on the Yamhill County Historic Landmarks Commission (1997 - 2000), is currently serving as a Director of the Oregon Museum Association (March 2003 - present), and is very involved with the Yamhill County Historical Society and other history related organizations. Ms. Huit currently works as the director of the library, archive and artifact collections at the Evergreen Aviation Museum, where she wrote and co-produced a documentary called "Dream to Fly: Howard Hughes and the Flying Boat, narrated by Walter Cronkite." 7020 SW Lebold Road |