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Category Archives: Historic Site
Lewis & Clark Winter Camp
Welcome to Fort Clatsop, home to the Lewis & Clark expedition for 3-1/2 months during the winter of 1805-06. Continue reading
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Tagged Astoria, Fort Clatsop, Lewis & Clark, Oregon
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A Historic Walk Through the Alphabet District
The Alphabet District is one of Portland’s oldest neighborhoods. Better known to locals as Portland’s “Nob Hill” or simply Northwest Portland, this historic neighborhood is home to an incredible number of beautful old houses. Continue reading
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Tagged Alphabet District, beautiful old houses, NW 23rd, Oregon, Portland
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Oregon Film Museum
The Oregon Film Museum is housed in the old Clatsop County Jail in downtown Astoria, OR. Continue reading
Cemetery at Saint Martin’s Abbey
Two angels guard the entrance to the cemetery at Saint Martin’s Abbey in Lacey, WA. Continue reading
Cemetery at Saint Martin’s Abbey II
Two angels guard the entrance to the cemetery at Saint Martin’s Abbey. Continue reading
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Tagged Angel Gate, cemetery, Lacey, Saint Martin's Abbey, Washington
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Gallon House Bridge
Shortly after it was built, the Gallon House Bridge served as a local landmark for bootleggers who sold whiskey by the gallon out of a farmhouse nearby. Continue reading
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Tagged bridges, Gallon House Bridge, Oregon, Silverton
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North Head Lighthouse
North Head Lighthouse at dusk is a lonely place, especially with a cloudbank moving in off the ocean. Continue reading
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Tagged Cape Disappointment, Columbia River, lighthouses, Pacific Coast, scenic views, WA state parks, Washington
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The Gordon House
The Gordon House is the only Frank Lloyd Wright designed building in Oregon. Continue reading
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Tagged Frank Lloyd Wright, Gordon House, Oregon, Silverton
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The Gordon House II
The Gordon House is the only Frank Lloyd Wright designed building in the State of Oregon. Continue reading
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Welcome to The Grotto
The heart of the shrine is Our Lady’s Grotto, a rock cave carved into the base of a 110 foot basalt cliff. Continue reading
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