The oldest building in The Dalles. It was a drugstore, post office, ticket office, newspaper, Masonic Lodge, apartment building, even a haunted house. Today it faces demolition.
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Northwest History
November 05, 2018
November 03, 2018
WELCOME BACK “THE TIMES THEATER & PUBLIC HOUSE
After decades of being dark on the busiest corner of downtown Seaside, the new owners have done a beautiful job bringing back a movie theater, sound stage and brew pup. Very impressive.
October 21, 2018
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July 28, 2018
July 14, 2018
ON THE ROAD IN OREGON
President Roosevelt, Congressman Charles Martin & Governor of Oregon, Julius Meier headed to dedicate Bonneville Dam. Meier was Governor 1931-1935. He died on this day July 14, 1937 at age 62.
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