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• 22411. [Image] WCPA 175C-1

  	Back Country Squirrel Hunt, Pine Hollow, Badger Canyon Area - 1915L to R: George Gerity, Abner Griffis, Mrs. Edna (Bert) Driver, Hagen WoodcockFront: Spot, Lenore Woodcock, age 7, dogs Fink and Old Joe...
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: WCPA 175C-1 Year: 1915 Back Country Squirrel Hunt, Pine Hollow, Badger Canyon Area - 1915L to R: George Gerity, Abner Griffis, Mrs. Edna (Bert) Driver, Hagen WoodcockFront: Spot, Lenore Woodcock, age 7, dogs Fink and Old Joe Title: WCPA 175C-1 Year: 1915 Back Country Squirrel Hunt, Pine Hollow, Badger Canyon Area - 1915L to R: George Gerity, Abner Griffis, Mrs. Edna (Bert) Driver, Hagen WoodcockFront: Spot, Lenore Woodcock, age 7, dogs Fink and Old Joe Close

• 22412. [Image] Coastal view, looking south. See 02-220 for photo point location(2)

  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Coastal view, looking south. See 02-220 for photo point location(2) Year: 1972 Title: Coastal view, looking south. See 02-220 for photo point location(2) Year: 1972 Close

• 22413. [Image] Mr. John B. Magill Settled in Wamic, Oregon in 1874. Came West from Iowa to San Francisco by train and from there by boat to Portland and team and wagon to Wamic. Children were Willie, Annie, Jessie, Fred, George and May. Mr. Magill died in 1925 and Mrs. Magill in 1927

  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Mr. John B. Magill Settled in Wamic, Oregon in 1874. Came West from Iowa to San Francisco by train and from there by boat to Portland and team and wagon to Wamic. Children were Willie, Annie, Jessie, Fred, George and May. Mr. Magill died in 1925 and Mrs. Magill in 1927 Title: Mr. John B. Magill Settled in Wamic, Oregon in 1874. Came West from Iowa to San Francisco by train and from there by boat to Portland and team and wagon to Wamic. Children were Willie, Annie, Jessie, Fred, George and May. Mr. Magill died in 1925 and Mrs. Magill in 1927 Close

• 22414. [Image] The Herbert C. Rooper Ranch at Antelope in 1891L to R: Bonny, John, Edna (Mrs. D.V. Bolton), Mr. & Mrs. H.C. Rooper, Alma (Mrs. J.A. Hastings), Henry Rooper

  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: The Herbert C. Rooper Ranch at Antelope in 1891L to R: Bonny, John, Edna (Mrs. D.V. Bolton), Mr. & Mrs. H.C. Rooper, Alma (Mrs. J.A. Hastings), Henry Rooper Year: 1891 Title: The Herbert C. Rooper Ranch at Antelope in 1891L to R: Bonny, John, Edna (Mrs. D.V. Bolton), Mr. & Mrs. H.C. Rooper, Alma (Mrs. J.A. Hastings), Henry Rooper Year: 1891 Close

• 22415. [Image] Marion Warmer of Tygh Ridge 1890 in front of Nansene House (1880-1904) with a load of wool headed into The Dalles. Nansene was a Post Office up Long Hollow on The Dalles to Prineville stage line in 1890

  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Marion Warmer of Tygh Ridge 1890 in front of Nansene House (1880-1904) with a load of wool headed into The Dalles. Nansene was a Post Office up Long Hollow on The Dalles to Prineville stage line in 1890 Year: 1890 Title: Marion Warmer of Tygh Ridge 1890 in front of Nansene House (1880-1904) with a load of wool headed into The Dalles. Nansene was a Post Office up Long Hollow on The Dalles to Prineville stage line in 1890 Year: 1890 Close

• 22416. [Image] The Wilbur Bolton Mercantile Co. of Antelope - 1914 - Dry Goods Dept. Behind counter: Clem Greenwald and Gatch Bolton. In aisle: Scotty McRae, Vivian Bolton. Note both electric light and gas service

  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: The Wilbur Bolton Mercantile Co. of Antelope - 1914 - Dry Goods Dept. Behind counter: Clem Greenwald and Gatch Bolton. In aisle: Scotty McRae, Vivian Bolton. Note both electric light and gas service Year: 1914 Title: The Wilbur Bolton Mercantile Co. of Antelope - 1914 - Dry Goods Dept. Behind counter: Clem Greenwald and Gatch Bolton. In aisle: Scotty McRae, Vivian Bolton. Note both electric light and gas service Year: 1914 Close

• 22417. [Image] The Grand Teton - Once a part of Wasco County - 1854 to 1862 - Man's oldest Religious Temple in Garden of Eden Days, 20 million years ago. Still used as such by Great White Brotherhood.

  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: The Grand Teton - Once a part of Wasco County - 1854 to 1862 - Man's oldest Religious Temple in Garden of Eden Days, 20 million years ago. Still used as such by Great White Brotherhood. Title: The Grand Teton - Once a part of Wasco County - 1854 to 1862 - Man's oldest Religious Temple in Garden of Eden Days, 20 million years ago. Still used as such by Great White Brotherhood. Close

• 22418. [Image] ""Firemen at the Umatilla House in 1900""Front Row L to R: John Crate, Joe Crate, Geo. Williams, Karl Gottfreed, Ben Ulrich, George Leibe, Alec Huginine, Ike Perry, Chas. Frank, Alec Cathcart, F.W.L. Skibbe, Joe Studenecka, John Blaser (Chief), John Bonn (with boys), Levi Christman, In the Background: August Buchler, Ad Keller, Ehram Korten, Chas. Stubling, Fred Lemke, W.H. Butts, A. Sandrock, Ally Henderson, Joe Vogt, Joe Knebel, George W. Runyan, Wentworth Lord

  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: ""Firemen at the Umatilla House in 1900""Front Row L to R: John Crate, Joe Crate, Geo. Williams, Karl Gottfreed, Ben Ulrich, George Leibe, Alec Huginine, Ike Perry, Chas. Frank, Alec Cathcart, F.W.L. Skibbe, Joe Studenecka, John Blaser (Chief), John Bonn (with boys), Levi Christman, In the Background: August Buchler, Ad Keller, Ehram Korten, Chas. Stubling, Fred Lemke, W.H. Butts, A. Sandrock, Ally Henderson, Joe Vogt, Joe Knebel, George W. Runyan, Wentworth Lord Year: 1900 Title: ""Firemen at the Umatilla House in 1900""Front Row L to R: John Crate, Joe Crate, Geo. Williams, Karl Gottfreed, Ben Ulrich, George Leibe, Alec Huginine, Ike Perry, Chas. Frank, Alec Cathcart, F.W.L. Skibbe, Joe Studenecka, John Blaser (Chief), John Bonn (with boys), Levi Christman, In the Background: August Buchler, Ad Keller, Ehram Korten, Chas. Stubling, Fred Lemke, W.H. Butts, A. Sandrock, Ally Henderson, Joe Vogt, Joe Knebel, George W. Runyan, Wentworth Lord Year: 1900 Close

• 22419. [Image] Friend, Oregon about 1916; Friend in 1916 had a Chamber of Commerce, Farm Bureau, Grange, Methodist Church, two stores, blacksmith shop, railroad shops, two sawmills, school, livery stable. The Great Southern Railroad and Land Company had option or owned timber almost to Mr. Hood Loop road when Wasco County sold it to the Junk men for $35,000 in 1938 and that killed Friend's growth.

  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Friend, Oregon about 1916; Friend in 1916 had a Chamber of Commerce, Farm Bureau, Grange, Methodist Church, two stores, blacksmith shop, railroad shops, two sawmills, school, livery stable. The Great Southern Railroad and Land Company had option or owned timber almost to Mr. Hood Loop road when Wasco County sold it to the Junk men for $35,000 in 1938 and that killed Friend's growth. Year: 1916 Title: Friend, Oregon about 1916; Friend in 1916 had a Chamber of Commerce, Farm Bureau, Grange, Methodist Church, two stores, blacksmith shop, railroad shops, two sawmills, school, livery stable. The Great Southern Railroad and Land Company had option or owned timber almost to Mr. Hood Loop road when Wasco County sold it to the Junk men for $35,000 in 1938 and that killed Friend's growth. Year: 1916 Close

• 22420. [Image] James L. Kelly Family - 1916L to R: Edward; Henrietta (Wakefield) (Mrs. J.L.); Louis J.; Ray F; James L. and Virgil G. Kelly. James L. Kelly was Pioneer Association President in 1928; Ray Kelly was President in 1948 and Louis J. was President in 1961

  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: James L. Kelly Family - 1916L to R: Edward; Henrietta (Wakefield) (Mrs. J.L.); Louis J.; Ray F; James L. and Virgil G. Kelly. James L. Kelly was Pioneer Association President in 1928; Ray Kelly was President in 1948 and Louis J. was President in 1961 Year: 1916 Title: James L. Kelly Family - 1916L to R: Edward; Henrietta (Wakefield) (Mrs. J.L.); Louis J.; Ray F; James L. and Virgil G. Kelly. James L. Kelly was Pioneer Association President in 1928; Ray Kelly was President in 1948 and Louis J. was President in 1961 Year: 1916 Close