Cathy Sherman
Cathy Sherman is a volunteer historian and recently-retired director of the Cordova library and Historical Museum. Sherman has been contributing to The Cordova Times for over a decade.
Rebuilding the South Harbor
The March 5 municipal election has two propositions on the ballot for the South Harbor rebuild. To help educate voters, the city offers a...
Museum Memories
This picturesque photo of St. George’s Church was taken by Eustace P. Ziegler, priest and architect of this local landmark. On April 10, 1918,...
Have a teen reader in your family?
The Berenstain Bear Scouts Scream their Heads Off
By Stan & Jan Berenstain; illustrated by Michael Berenstain.The Bear Scouts have inherited the house in Spook...
2019 books head to the big screen
As active readers, we all know how riveting books are and that the stories they tell can be award winning, but it seems Hollywood...
At your library: Find a Valentine read for your little ones
Holiday books for children are some of our most favorite books in the Cordova Public Library. Here are a few of the books we...
Museum Memories
Early Cordovan fishing vessels photographed at Parks Crossing on Eyak River. Named for the cannery that existed near the mouth of Eyak River which...
Museum Memories
Trains and boats side by side in Cordova – a common sight during
the ’20s and ’30s. Here the Copper River and Northwestern Railway cars...
Dive into a new mystery or thriller at the library
A new year means new thrills and chills for mystery and thriller lovers. And in 2019 there are plenty of exciting new releases to...
Exciting new junior and young adult books now on the shelves
Youth Services Librarian Anna Hernandez has put together an excellent selection of books for mid-level readers in the Junior Fiction and Young Adult sections...
Museum Memories
As Alaskans remember the large gold strikes of 100 years ago, Cordovans experienced something of a gold rush in 1913 when a placer strike...
