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• 22401. [Image] 1947 Officers of Wasco County Pioneers Association L to R: Judge Fred Wilson, Levi Christman, Bob Murray, D.V. Bolton, President; Joe Steers, Lloyd Dunahoo, Secretary; Rod Cooper. Secretary; Jay Kelly, Mrs. Joe Peters, Historian and sister of Judge Fred Wilson; and Rose (Mrs. A.S. ) Roberts, Custodian

  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: 1947 Officers of Wasco County Pioneers Association L to R: Judge Fred Wilson, Levi Christman, Bob Murray, D.V. Bolton, President; Joe Steers, Lloyd Dunahoo, Secretary; Rod Cooper. Secretary; Jay Kelly, Mrs. Joe Peters, Historian and sister of Judge Fred Wilson; and Rose (Mrs. A.S. ) Roberts, Custodian Year: 1947 Title: 1947 Officers of Wasco County Pioneers Association L to R: Judge Fred Wilson, Levi Christman, Bob Murray, D.V. Bolton, President; Joe Steers, Lloyd Dunahoo, Secretary; Rod Cooper. Secretary; Jay Kelly, Mrs. Joe Peters, Historian and sister of Judge Fred Wilson; and Rose (Mrs. A.S. ) Roberts, Custodian Year: 1947 Close

• 22402. [Image] The Dalles Graduation Class of 1868; Frank Vogt, Lincoln Farrington, George Cooper, Fannie Minton, Anna Roberts, Ada Wood, Melissa Hill, Katie De Huff

  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: The Dalles Graduation Class of 1868; Frank Vogt, Lincoln Farrington, George Cooper, Fannie Minton, Anna Roberts, Ada Wood, Melissa Hill, Katie De Huff Year: 1886 Title: The Dalles Graduation Class of 1868; Frank Vogt, Lincoln Farrington, George Cooper, Fannie Minton, Anna Roberts, Ada Wood, Melissa Hill, Katie De Huff Year: 1886 Close

• 22403. [Image] ""In the Era When ""Skinners"" Ruled Roads"" When Shaniko was still end of the rails and the jump-off point to isolated Central Oregon, the above scene was common on the long roads into the interior country. Pictured here are five freight teams on the long road. Freight teams were still common on mid-Oregon roads for a number of years after the railroads reached Bend, on 1911.

  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: ""In the Era When ""Skinners"" Ruled Roads"" When Shaniko was still end of the rails and the jump-off point to isolated Central Oregon, the above scene was common on the long roads into the interior country. Pictured here are five freight teams on the long road. Freight teams were still common on mid-Oregon roads for a number of years after the railroads reached Bend, on 1911. Title: ""In the Era When ""Skinners"" Ruled Roads"" When Shaniko was still end of the rails and the jump-off point to isolated Central Oregon, the above scene was common on the long roads into the interior country. Pictured here are five freight teams on the long road. Freight teams were still common on mid-Oregon roads for a number of years after the railroads reached Bend, on 1911. Close

• 22404. [Image] ""Ashwood, Outpost of 50 Years Ago"" When Bend attained the status of a village 50 years ago, Ashwood was a booming mining town in Crook county. This picture, taken about 30 years ago, shows the community store that was a busy place when such mines as the ""Oregon King"" and the ""Morning Star"" were in full operation, and men combed the hills for new outcrops. Some of Bend's early-day residents came here from Ashwood, named for Ash Butte, visible in the background.

  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: ""Ashwood, Outpost of 50 Years Ago"" When Bend attained the status of a village 50 years ago, Ashwood was a booming mining town in Crook county. This picture, taken about 30 years ago, shows the community store that was a busy place when such mines as the ""Oregon King"" and the ""Morning Star"" were in full operation, and men combed the hills for new outcrops. Some of Bend's early-day residents came here from Ashwood, named for Ash Butte, visible in the background. Title: ""Ashwood, Outpost of 50 Years Ago"" When Bend attained the status of a village 50 years ago, Ashwood was a booming mining town in Crook county. This picture, taken about 30 years ago, shows the community store that was a busy place when such mines as the ""Oregon King"" and the ""Morning Star"" were in full operation, and men combed the hills for new outcrops. Some of Bend's early-day residents came here from Ashwood, named for Ash Butte, visible in the background. Close

• 22405. [Image] Spitzenburgs in the Brace Orchard on Mill Creek, just south of The Dalles. Note the abundance and great size of the celebrated apples.F.O. Brace Apple Orchard, Mill Creek - 1910 - Best Apples in Oregon

  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Spitzenburgs in the Brace Orchard on Mill Creek, just south of The Dalles. Note the abundance and great size of the celebrated apples.F.O. Brace Apple Orchard, Mill Creek - 1910 - Best Apples in Oregon Year: 1910 Title: Spitzenburgs in the Brace Orchard on Mill Creek, just south of The Dalles. Note the abundance and great size of the celebrated apples.F.O. Brace Apple Orchard, Mill Creek - 1910 - Best Apples in Oregon Year: 1910 Close

• 22406. [Image] Nathan Heath, Warm Springs Chief, and Paul Muller. Picture taken at Tygh Valley Fair about 1970. Heath was a long time friend of Muller who promoted the Indian program at the Fair. Paul and Lloyd Woodside worked together for years with the Indians

  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Nathan Heath, Warm Springs Chief, and Paul Muller. Picture taken at Tygh Valley Fair about 1970. Heath was a long time friend of Muller who promoted the Indian program at the Fair. Paul and Lloyd Woodside worked together for years with the Indians Year: 1970 Title: Nathan Heath, Warm Springs Chief, and Paul Muller. Picture taken at Tygh Valley Fair about 1970. Heath was a long time friend of Muller who promoted the Indian program at the Fair. Paul and Lloyd Woodside worked together for years with the Indians Year: 1970 Close

• 22407. [Image] Images from the H.G. & Louisa (Ruch) Miller EstateGeorge Ruch Residence - 120 E. 4th Street - Home of H.G. Miller and Louisa Ruch Miller

  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Images from the H.G. & Louisa (Ruch) Miller EstateGeorge Ruch Residence - 120 E. 4th Street - Home of H.G. Miller and Louisa Ruch Miller Year: 1890 Title: Images from the H.G. & Louisa (Ruch) Miller EstateGeorge Ruch Residence - 120 E. 4th Street - Home of H.G. Miller and Louisa Ruch Miller Year: 1890 Close

• 22408. [Image] Tygh Valley had its own Tennis Court in 1896 with a dirt floor. This barn still stands today on the same location behind the Van Duyn Home occupied by Hazel Doan in 1981

  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Tygh Valley had its own Tennis Court in 1896 with a dirt floor. This barn still stands today on the same location behind the Van Duyn Home occupied by Hazel Doan in 1981 Year: 1896 Title: Tygh Valley had its own Tennis Court in 1896 with a dirt floor. This barn still stands today on the same location behind the Van Duyn Home occupied by Hazel Doan in 1981 Year: 1896 Close

• 22409. [Image] WCPA 174-2

  	Dalles Commercial Club TeamFront Row: Clint Bradshaw, Fitzgerald, Cohen Murray, Fat Brown, Carl (Chroler / Gru_oler?), Paul McCoyBack Row: Bill (Chroler / Chricton ?), Curly Hendricks, Pickett, McInerny, ...
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: WCPA 174-2 Dalles Commercial Club TeamFront Row: Clint Bradshaw, Fitzgerald, Cohen Murray, Fat Brown, Carl (Chroler / Gru_oler?), Paul McCoyBack Row: Bill (Chroler / Chricton ?), Curly Hendricks, Pickett, McInerny, Carl Curtiss, Burgett, Whistle Smith Title: WCPA 174-2 Dalles Commercial Club TeamFront Row: Clint Bradshaw, Fitzgerald, Cohen Murray, Fat Brown, Carl (Chroler / Gru_oler?), Paul McCoyBack Row: Bill (Chroler / Chricton ?), Curly Hendricks, Pickett, McInerny, Carl Curtiss, Burgett, Whistle Smith Close

• 22410. [Image] Fairbanks Station on Great Southern RailroadAs it looked between 1905 and 1920 showing the store and post office, orchard back of store and the Great Southern train flying toward Dufur, up Fifteen Mile Creek

  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Fairbanks Station on Great Southern RailroadAs it looked between 1905 and 1920 showing the store and post office, orchard back of store and the Great Southern train flying toward Dufur, up Fifteen Mile Creek Title: Fairbanks Station on Great Southern RailroadAs it looked between 1905 and 1920 showing the store and post office, orchard back of store and the Great Southern train flying toward Dufur, up Fifteen Mile Creek Close