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22451. [Image] Chenowith Upper Elementary School - This is a bird's eye view of the Chenowith Upper Elementary School photographed from the interior of Eagle Cave, 800 feet above the building in a massive basalt and sandstone formation that looms high above the Chenowith area. There are 16 classrooms, band room, central library, gymnasium, cafeteria, audio-visual room, resource center and other areas combining to make this school one of the most complete elementary schools in the area. Housed in this building are 410 youngsters in grades 4 - 8.



	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Chenowith Upper Elementary School - This is a bird's eye view of the Chenowith Upper Elementary School photographed from the interior of Eagle Cave, 800 feet above the building in a massive basalt and sandstone formation that looms high above the Chenowith area. There are 16 classrooms, band room, central library, gymnasium, cafeteria, audio-visual room, resource center and other areas combining to make this school one of the most complete elementary schools in the area. Housed in this building are 410 youngsters in grades 4 - 8. Title: Chenowith Upper Elementary School - This is a bird's eye view of the Chenowith Upper Elementary School photographed from the interior of Eagle Cave, 800 feet above the building in a massive basalt and sandstone formation that looms high above the Chenowith area. There are 16 classrooms, band room, central library, gymnasium, cafeteria, audio-visual room, resource center and other areas combining to make this school one of the most complete elementary schools in the area. Housed in this building are 410 youngsters in grades 4 - 8.

22452. [Image] Ice Skating on Slough - 1913 - The Welcome1. Frank Kargl 2. Winne Mohr 3. Amel Kohler 3. Jess Sexton 4. Jess Sexton 5. Frank Dick 6. Frank Saunders, 7. Reed Alexander 8. Ed Burlingame



	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Ice Skating on Slough - 1913 - The Welcome1. Frank Kargl 2. Winne Mohr 3. Amel Kohler 3. Jess Sexton 4. Jess Sexton 5. Frank Dick 6. Frank Saunders, 7. Reed Alexander 8. Ed Burlingame Year: 1913 Title: Ice Skating on Slough - 1913 - The Welcome1. Frank Kargl 2. Winne Mohr 3. Amel Kohler 3. Jess Sexton 4. Jess Sexton 5. Frank Dick 6. Frank Saunders, 7. Reed Alexander 8. Ed Burlingame Year: 1913

22453. [Image] Hells Canyon - Once a part of Wasco County - 1854 to 1862The deepest natural gorge on the North American continent forms the eastern boundary of Northeast Oregon Vacation land. The canyon is 1,000 feet deeper than the Grand Canyon of the Colorado.



	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Hells Canyon - Once a part of Wasco County - 1854 to 1862The deepest natural gorge on the North American continent forms the eastern boundary of Northeast Oregon Vacation land. The canyon is 1,000 feet deeper than the Grand Canyon of the Colorado. Title: Hells Canyon - Once a part of Wasco County - 1854 to 1862The deepest natural gorge on the North American continent forms the eastern boundary of Northeast Oregon Vacation land. The canyon is 1,000 feet deeper than the Grand Canyon of the Colorado.

22454. [Image] Junction - Old Oregon Trail (1843-1920), Old Barlow Road (1846-1928)Stage Distances: Umatilla - 100 mi., Walla Walla -170 mi., Salt Lake City - 800 mi., St. Louis, Mo. - 2000 mi., Prineville - 140 mi., Oregon City - 170 mi., Canyon City - 170 mi., W.H. McNeal, Historian



	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Junction - Old Oregon Trail (1843-1920), Old Barlow Road (1846-1928)Stage Distances: Umatilla - 100 mi., Walla Walla -170 mi., Salt Lake City - 800 mi., St. Louis, Mo. - 2000 mi., Prineville - 140 mi., Oregon City - 170 mi., Canyon City - 170 mi., W.H. McNeal, Historian Title: Junction - Old Oregon Trail (1843-1920), Old Barlow Road (1846-1928)Stage Distances: Umatilla - 100 mi., Walla Walla -170 mi., Salt Lake City - 800 mi., St. Louis, Mo. - 2000 mi., Prineville - 140 mi., Oregon City - 170 mi., Canyon City - 170 mi., W.H. McNeal, Historian

22455. [Image] East The Dalles - 1890 - Kelly Ave. and 15th Streets, Dallesport Shoe Factory, Columbia River, No Railroad Grade until 1907, Velarde Home on 12th St., Old Fairgrounds area, H Street, G Street



	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: East The Dalles - 1890 - Kelly Ave. and 15th Streets, Dallesport Shoe Factory, Columbia River, No Railroad Grade until 1907, Velarde Home on 12th St., Old Fairgrounds area, H Street, G Street Year: 1890 Title: East The Dalles - 1890 - Kelly Ave. and 15th Streets, Dallesport Shoe Factory, Columbia River, No Railroad Grade until 1907, Velarde Home on 12th St., Old Fairgrounds area, H Street, G Street Year: 1890

22456. [Image] Dick Watson - 33 years of Service From Deckhand to Engineer; Dick Watson, a crewman on the barge Bannock, holds rescue rope he threw to H.G. Pulliam, 411 F. Avenue, North Richland, who died about 20 minutes after his rescue near the Snake River bridge Wednesday evening. Watson, of The Dalles, said his mother, Mrs. Iris Huet, lives at 7927 West Harris, near the Richland ""Y"".



	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Dick Watson - 33 years of Service From Deckhand to Engineer; Dick Watson, a crewman on the barge Bannock, holds rescue rope he threw to H.G. Pulliam, 411 F. Avenue, North Richland, who died about 20 minutes after his rescue near the Snake River bridge Wednesday evening. Watson, of The Dalles, said his mother, Mrs. Iris Huet, lives at 7927 West Harris, near the Richland ""Y"". Title: Dick Watson - 33 years of Service From Deckhand to Engineer; Dick Watson, a crewman on the barge Bannock, holds rescue rope he threw to H.G. Pulliam, 411 F. Avenue, North Richland, who died about 20 minutes after his rescue near the Snake River bridge Wednesday evening. Watson, of The Dalles, said his mother, Mrs. Iris Huet, lives at 7927 West Harris, near the Richland ""Y"".

22457. [Image] Dalles Benedictine Monks of 1890'sPhoto by Rev. Alphonse Bronsgeest taken in the Chenowith Creek area. The boy with the gun is Herman Geollner , a young pal of Father Bronsgeest



	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Dalles Benedictine Monks of 1890'sPhoto by Rev. Alphonse Bronsgeest taken in the Chenowith Creek area. The boy with the gun is Herman Geollner , a young pal of Father Bronsgeest Year: 1890 Title: Dalles Benedictine Monks of 1890'sPhoto by Rev. Alphonse Bronsgeest taken in the Chenowith Creek area. The boy with the gun is Herman Geollner , a young pal of Father Bronsgeest Year: 1890

22458. [Image] Marion Warmer of Tygh Ridge, 1890, in front of Nansene House 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 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 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

22459. [Image] ""He Drove Golden Spike"" This historic picture was taken on Oct. 5, 1911, when James J. Hill, ""Empire Builder"" who engaged E.H. Harriman in a $25,000,000 railroad battle in the rugged Deschutes gorge, came to Bend to drive the golden spike that marked the completion of the gorge lines to Bend. Hill is pictured here in a speech near the site of the railroad station. It was a warm October day, with thousands present from all parts of Oregon.



	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: ""He Drove Golden Spike"" This historic picture was taken on Oct. 5, 1911, when James J. Hill, ""Empire Builder"" who engaged E.H. Harriman in a $25,000,000 railroad battle in the rugged Deschutes gorge, came to Bend to drive the golden spike that marked the completion of the gorge lines to Bend. Hill is pictured here in a speech near the site of the railroad station. It was a warm October day, with thousands present from all parts of Oregon. Year: 1911 Title: ""He Drove Golden Spike"" This historic picture was taken on Oct. 5, 1911, when James J. Hill, ""Empire Builder"" who engaged E.H. Harriman in a $25,000,000 railroad battle in the rugged Deschutes gorge, came to Bend to drive the golden spike that marked the completion of the gorge lines to Bend. Hill is pictured here in a speech near the site of the railroad station. It was a warm October day, with thousands present from all parts of Oregon. Year: 1911

22460. [Image] ""Note This 14-Horsepower Outfit of Long Ago"" Central Oregon freighters of pioneer days made certain that their cargoes got through, rain or shine, snow or mud. This unidentified 14-horse outfit had been bucking deep snow on a Central Oregon road, in the Jackpine country.



	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: ""Note This 14-Horsepower Outfit of Long Ago"" Central Oregon freighters of pioneer days made certain that their cargoes got through, rain or shine, snow or mud. This unidentified 14-horse outfit had been bucking deep snow on a Central Oregon road, in the Jackpine country. Title: ""Note This 14-Horsepower Outfit of Long Ago"" Central Oregon freighters of pioneer days made certain that their cargoes got through, rain or shine, snow or mud. This unidentified 14-horse outfit had been bucking deep snow on a Central Oregon road, in the Jackpine country.