FP Class of '65 Favorite Web Sites

Here is where I will be putting links to some of my favorite web sites. If you have a favorite website that you think other people would enjoy, just send the information to the and I will be happy to add it here.

I will be adding more later, but there is one site that if you grew up in the northwest, you must see. It is called Pacific Northwest Bands from 1954 to 1979...25 Years of NW Rock & Roll! It is very thorough and covers all the bands you remember and some you don't. Be sure to look up Hometown Blues Band with Terry Gunter, Doug Skoog, Bill Krett and Curt Southworth, all FP grads. Also listed are Blues Alliance a currently active band featuring Doug Skoog. Blues Alliance has their own web site here. There are also listings for The Lovin' Sound with Warren Smith another FP grad and many many more. A real nostalgia trip!

More Links You Might Enjoy:

Ready to groove on some of those classic Northwest Sounds? Check out this site submitted by Steve Nylander.

Norton Records (Northwest Series) Early Northwest Music Reissues
Franklin Pierce High School
FP District Site
Emerald Downs Race Track
Franklin Pierce Class of '66
Franklin Pierce Class of '60

Here's a link to the town I live in. Or more correctly, the town in which I live. Located at the northern end of the beautiful Willamette Valley approximately midway between Portland and Salem, Aurora was the first National Historic District in Oregon and offers an "unrivaled antique shopping experience that earns its designation as the state's antiques capital." My wife and I established Time After Time Antiques & Gifts in 1983 and it is now the oldest antique store in a town full of them. Here's the link.

Here's a link to our store, TIME AFTER TIME. Our business was established in 1983. In 1992, we moved into the old Fry House in the heart of the antique district in historic Aurora. The Fry House was built in 1874 and once housed the village's blacksmith and his family.

TIME AFTER TIME Antiques & Gifts

In 1986, I started framing pictures for our antiques store. That led to a whole new business framing for other people and selling art. I established Wallflowers Gallery & Framing in 1990 in the nearby town of Canby, Oregon. In 2001, I sold that business to Pam Casciato, who worked for me at the time. She has done a fantastic job bringing original art to the area as well as continuing the tradition of fine custom framing. Here is a link to her website (with a slight name change to the business).

wallflowers framing gallery

Know of a website others might enjoy? Send the information to the and I'll get it posted here.