Yesterday's Plaza

04/10/2026

Wow

04/10/2026

04/10/2026

Remember

03/16/2026

Stop in and find yourself some beautiful antique glassware! We don’t just sell clothes and flooring, we have some unique items all throughout the store!

01/31/2026

A sneak peek of a highlight in Klamath Museum Monthly - February Edition! If you know where this photo was taken, comment below.

Our monthly digital newsletter comes out ONCE a month on the first Thursday and outlines all the fun events from KCM and our partners that month! Did we mention it's full of history spotlights, wildlife in Klamath County, and a craft for kids?

February Edition comes out February 5th! Subscribe NOW!
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01/31/2026

Wow

The brick spiral staircase inside the tower of the Moot Hall in Maldon, England. C.1420 CE

01/31/2026

In 1978, fifteen-year-old Mary Vincent was hitchhiking toward her grandfather's home in California when she was picked up by Lawrence Singleton. What began as a routine journey quickly dissolved into a nightmare when Singleton veered off the road and launched a savage assault. In an act of unthinkable cruelty, he used a dull hatchet to sever both of Mary's forearms before tossing her naked and bleeding body over a thirty-foot embankment near a remote canyon road.

Left for dead in the darkness of the ravine, Mary faced a choice between certain death and an impossible struggle for survival. Despite the catastrophic blood loss and the psychological trauma of her mutilation, she refused to succumb to the void. She instinctively realized that her only chance of survival was to keep her limbs elevated, so she packed her bleeding stumps into the cold dirt to help clot the wounds and provide enough friction to begin a grueling ascent.

The climb back up the steep, rocky slope was a feat of pure willpower that defied medical logic. Using her elbows and knees, Mary dragged herself inch by inch through the brush, driven by a primal instinct to live and a burning desire to see her attacker brought to justice. Every movement was an agony of raw nerves and physical exhaustion, yet she reached the top of the cliff, standing once more on the asphalt where her ordeal had started.

Bathed in moonlight and covered in dust and dried blood, Mary began a three-mile trek along the desolate highway. She was a ghost-like figure in the night, walking toward the glimmer of distant headlights with the singular focus of a survivor. Eventually, a passing couple spotted her silhouette and stopped, horrified by the sight of the young girl who had emerged from the shadows of the canyon with missing limbs but an unbroken spirit.

Mary Vincent's story did not end with her rescue; she went on to testify against her attacker, ensuring he was sent to prison. She later became an artist, using prosthetic limbs to create works of beauty and raising a family of her own. Her journey remains one of the most harrowing yet inspiring accounts of human resilience ever recorded, proving that the will to survive can overcome even the most barbaric acts of violence.

01/05/2026

Hey guys!!! We still have some stuff in our basement if you want to come on down and take a look. You can come on down anytime this week:)

01/01/2026

✨Here we go again✨ Friday & Saturday starting at 10 Am, we are selling more stuff from our basement!! Anything from antique side tables, hutches, tables, chairs, desks, dressers & mirrors. We also have a wide variety of kitchen stuff (plates, cups, crystals, and more). House hold items ( tapestries, old pictures frames, wall art, lights, bed frames, ect). Plus we have some old vintage typewriters, sewing machine, gas stoves, and sewing tables and an old record player dresser. ~We have prices on items but we are up to negotiating!! hope to see you there:)

12/30/2025

Our address is 125 N Ninth street and we will be there starting at 10 Am! Hope to see you there!

12/30/2025

Join us starting in January as we host our annual Great Decisions discussion courses at our Downtown and South Suburban branches!

If you're interested, please register at the Downtown Branch before January 12th. Registration is $35 and includes a copy of the Discussion Guide. Space is limited to 15 people at each branch.

Great Decisions is America's largest discussion program on world affairs. The program model involves reading the Great Decisions Briefing Book, watching the video series and meeting in a Discussion Group to discuss the most critical global issues facing America today.

We will have meetings at both the Downtown branch on Thursdays and the South Suburban branch on Saturdays from 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM.

The Downtown schedule is as follows: Jan. 22nd, Jan. 29th, Feb. 5th, Feb. 12th, Feb. 19th, Feb. 26th, Mar. 5th, and Mar. 12th.

The South Suburban schedule is as follows: Jan. 24th, Jan. 31st, Feb. 7th, Feb. 14th, Feb. 21st, Feb. 28th, Mar. 7th, and Mar. 14th.

If you have any questions, please call 882-8894 ext. 32 or email [email protected]. We hope to see you there!