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The Society was established in 1971 as the Mid-Valley Genealogical Society. The name was changed to the Benton County Genealogical Society in 1996.
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The purpose of this page is to point out the unique river bridges in Portland, Oregon. Many of Portland's bridges were built in the first decades of the twentieth century, and they are not only of historic value but a few of them are also very beautiful.
Bridges for both the Willamette River and the Columbia River are included in this page. Within you will find over 45 different photos of the Portland bridges.
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Many years before Chiloquin became a town,it was a campsite for a group of Klamath Indians
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In 1842, the wagon trains of hardy pioneers set out for the fertile Willamette Valley of Oregon. With fortitude and courage, this venture would take over two months before they would see a trading post. Between 1841 and 1869, nearly 300,000 Americans made the 2,000 mile journey west. Many died along the way. What they accomplished made history.
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Welcome to the Discovery Center and Museum, located in the eastern end of the Columbia River Gorge. Plan to spend a whole day with the family, on your own, as a tour group, or with your students! Visitors can explore our two museums located in separate wings
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Interested in exploring some interesting facts and fiction concerning history of the Mid-Columbia region. This is the place! On a periodic basis, we will post some historical tidbits in each of the subject areas. These posts will not occur as to historical date, but rather, as we research them.
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The Willamette Valley was the 'Eden' at the end of the Oregon Trail for thousands of Americans who migrated to this region in the mid-nineteenth century. Located at the confluence of the Willamette and Mary's Rivers, Corvallis was described in 1874 as, ...an incorporated city and county seat of Benton County
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Creswell Area Historical Society Established 1972 "promoting the recording, marking and preservation of things of historical value
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Listing of early doctors in Yamhill County, Oregon, 1840-1960, along with family members and obituaries for some.
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The End of the Oregon Trail Interpretive Center's online library of Oregon Trail history is free for the use of teachers and students.
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