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21541. [Image] WCPA 181-7


	Start of Construction on The Dalles Dam was marked by this ceremony on the south bank of The Dalles-Celilo Canal on March 12, 1952. Barge and tug can be seen coming downstream in the canal.
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: WCPA 181-7 Year: 1952 Start of Construction on The Dalles Dam was marked by this ceremony on the south bank of The Dalles-Celilo Canal on March 12, 1952. Barge and tug can be seen coming downstream in the canal. Title: WCPA 181-7 Year: 1952 Start of Construction on The Dalles Dam was marked by this ceremony on the south bank of The Dalles-Celilo Canal on March 12, 1952. Barge and tug can be seen coming downstream in the canal.

21542. [Image] WCPA 244-11


	Mary Ann McGrail 1864-1953, daughter of Sarah Brookhouse and Michael McGrail. Her marriage to T.J. Seufert was the first entry of church records at Catholic Church in Kingsley in 1886.
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: WCPA 244-11 Mary Ann McGrail 1864-1953, daughter of Sarah Brookhouse and Michael McGrail. Her marriage to T.J. Seufert was the first entry of church records at Catholic Church in Kingsley in 1886. Title: WCPA 244-11 Mary Ann McGrail 1864-1953, daughter of Sarah Brookhouse and Michael McGrail. Her marriage to T.J. Seufert was the first entry of church records at Catholic Church in Kingsley in 1886.

21543. [Image] WCPA 227-20


	""Twist"" and ""Dave""Twist, August 9, 1906. Camp 120, 1,786 miles out from Puyallup.....(must have eaten poison weeds; passed in the night)Dave, an unbroken Montana steer purchased in Tacoma and broken ...
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: WCPA 227-20 ""Twist"" and ""Dave""Twist, August 9, 1906. Camp 120, 1,786 miles out from Puyallup.....(must have eaten poison weeds; passed in the night)Dave, an unbroken Montana steer purchased in Tacoma and broken on the way.Additional information on file Title: WCPA 227-20 ""Twist"" and ""Dave""Twist, August 9, 1906. Camp 120, 1,786 miles out from Puyallup.....(must have eaten poison weeds; passed in the night)Dave, an unbroken Montana steer purchased in Tacoma and broken on the way.Additional information on file

21544. [Image] WCPA 215-2


	Preston Perry Underwood, Grandfather of Anna Steuber Bolton, was a Minister and a School Teacher in a private school at Poplar Grove, Wasco County, in 1894. He walked on his rounds, rather than riding ...
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: WCPA 215-2 Preston Perry Underwood, Grandfather of Anna Steuber Bolton, was a Minister and a School Teacher in a private school at Poplar Grove, Wasco County, in 1894. He walked on his rounds, rather than riding a horse. Title: WCPA 215-2 Preston Perry Underwood, Grandfather of Anna Steuber Bolton, was a Minister and a School Teacher in a private school at Poplar Grove, Wasco County, in 1894. He walked on his rounds, rather than riding a horse.

21545. [Image] WCPA 207A-4


	The grip and frame outline of the Remington was almost exactly the same as the Bearcat. Ruger did the same thing with his Ruger .22 auto pistol, the outline of which was almost exactly the same as the ...
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: WCPA 207A-4 The grip and frame outline of the Remington was almost exactly the same as the Bearcat. Ruger did the same thing with his Ruger .22 auto pistol, the outline of which was almost exactly the same as the German Luger. It is a fine pistol still popular today. The Bearcat is no longer made and brings a price over 6 times its original retail price. Title: WCPA 207A-4 The grip and frame outline of the Remington was almost exactly the same as the Bearcat. Ruger did the same thing with his Ruger .22 auto pistol, the outline of which was almost exactly the same as the German Luger. It is a fine pistol still popular today. The Bearcat is no longer made and brings a price over 6 times its original retail price.

21546. [Image] E. Wingate - 1868-1869 - No image available Ed Wingate, a Merchant by trade, not to be confused with his son Edward M., who served as Mayor about 30 years later. Ed died in 1883 at age 62 and is buried in The Dalles. No image available



	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: E. Wingate - 1868-1869 - No image available Ed Wingate, a Merchant by trade, not to be confused with his son Edward M., who served as Mayor about 30 years later. Ed died in 1883 at age 62 and is buried in The Dalles. No image available Title: E. Wingate - 1868-1869 - No image available Ed Wingate, a Merchant by trade, not to be confused with his son Edward M., who served as Mayor about 30 years later. Ed died in 1883 at age 62 and is buried in The Dalles. No image available

21547. [Image] R.E. Miller - 1861-1862 - No image available Research revealed no information on R.E. Miller. In her autobiography, Historian Lulu Crandell stated that of all the early Mayors, she had no recollection of Mr. Miller. No image available



	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: R.E. Miller - 1861-1862 - No image available Research revealed no information on R.E. Miller. In her autobiography, Historian Lulu Crandell stated that of all the early Mayors, she had no recollection of Mr. Miller. No image available Title: R.E. Miller - 1861-1862 - No image available Research revealed no information on R.E. Miller. In her autobiography, Historian Lulu Crandell stated that of all the early Mayors, she had no recollection of Mr. Miller. No image available

21548. [Image] William Harman - 1870 - No image available William Harman, a native of England, was a Blacksmith by profession. He was very active in the Cause of Temperance. ""Father"" Harman, as he was known locally, died in The Dalles in 1890 at age 86.No image available



	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: William Harman - 1870 - No image available William Harman, a native of England, was a Blacksmith by profession. He was very active in the Cause of Temperance. ""Father"" Harman, as he was known locally, died in The Dalles in 1890 at age 86.No image available Title: William Harman - 1870 - No image available William Harman, a native of England, was a Blacksmith by profession. He was very active in the Cause of Temperance. ""Father"" Harman, as he was known locally, died in The Dalles in 1890 at age 86.No image available

21549. [Image] Arp, Sandra


	Items from a collection of University of Oregon faculty, students, buildings, organizations, and events.
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Arp, Sandra Year: 1988 Items from a collection of University of Oregon faculty, students, buildings, organizations, and events. Title: Arp, Sandra Year: 1988 Items from a collection of University of Oregon faculty, students, buildings, organizations, and events.

21550. [Image] Arends, Jane


	Items from a collection of University of Oregon faculty, students, buildings, organizations, and events.
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Arends, Jane Year: 1890 Items from a collection of University of Oregon faculty, students, buildings, organizations, and events. Title: Arends, Jane Year: 1890 Items from a collection of University of Oregon faculty, students, buildings, organizations, and events.