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1. Woman and boy along a river, basalt formations in background, Central Oregon
Woman and boy along a river, basalt formations in background, Central Oregon
Description
Views of river and rock formation in Central Oregon.
2. Man viewing rock formations in distance
Man viewing rock formations in distance
Description
Central and Eastern Oregon
3. Columnar basalt formation (Columbia River basalt)
Columnar basalt formation (Columbia River basalt)
Description
In Thirty-Mile Canyon, Eastern Oregon. Copyright 1909 by B.A. Gifford. The image appears in the following publication, "Art Work of the State of Oregon."
4. Columnar basalt formation (Columbia River basalt)
Columnar basalt formation (Columbia River basalt)
5. Young boy viewing rock (basalt?) formation
Young boy viewing rock (basalt?) formation
Description
Central and Eastern Oregon
6. Joseph Luxello, Yakima Indian missionary, sitting on Pulpit Rock, The Dalles
Joseph Luxello, Yakima Indian missionary, sitting on Pulpit Rock, The Dalles
Description
Photographs of Native Americans, primarily on the Columbia River Plateau, taken by Benjamin A. Gifford from the late 1890s through early 1900s.
7. "Pillars of Hercules, on the O.R. & N"
"Pillars of Hercules, on the O.R. & N"
Description
Rock features of the Columbia River. The storm God of the mountains fashioned these pillars; about them dwelt the guardian angels of the God Coyote. The image appears in the following publication, "Snap Shots on the Columbia."
8. "Cigar Rock, Columbia River"
"Cigar Rock, Columbia River"
Description
Rock features of the Columbia River. The image appears in the following publication, "Art Work of the State of Oregon."
9. Rock formation, Columbia River Gorge or Central Oregon
Rock formation, Columbia River Gorge or Central Oregon
Description
Views of rock formations.
10. "Cape Horn, Columbia River"
"Cape Horn, Columbia River"
Description
Rock features of the Columbia River. "Columns and obelisks, and shafts, lift themselves with a mightier strength and a more majestic grace than architecture has been able to conceive. Through these stately gateways we come to the Cascades." The image appears in the following publication, "Snap Shots on the Columbia."
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