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1. "Multnomah Falls, 840 ft., on O.R. & N"
"Multnomah Falls, 840 ft., on O.R. & N"
Description
The image appears in the following publication, "Art Work of the State of Oregon."
2. Native American standing on rock ledge viewing Celilo Falls
Native American standing on rock ledge viewing Celilo Falls
Description
Columbia River. Copyright 1909 by B.A. Gifford. 2 images. The image appears in the following publication, "Art Work of the State of Oregon."
3. Waterfalls
Waterfalls
Description
Gifford's Falls, base of Mt. Hood. Copyright 1909 by B.A. Gifford. The image appears in the following publication, "Art Work of the State of Oregon."
4. Netting salmon from natural bridge at Celilo
Netting salmon from natural bridge at Celilo
Description
Fishermen netting salmon from a natural bridge at Celilo Falls.
5. Crown Point and waterfall on Columbia River Highway
Crown Point and waterfall on Columbia River Highway
Description
Columbia River Highway (10 views)
6. Crown Point and waterfall on Columbia River Highway
Crown Point and waterfall on Columbia River Highway
Description
Columbia River Highway (10 views)
7. Waterfall
Waterfall
Description
Images of various landscape views
8. People viewing Multnomah Falls
People viewing Multnomah Falls
Description
Columbia River
9. "Latourelle Falls, on the O.R. & N"
"Latourelle Falls, on the O.R. & N"
Description
A plunge of nearly 300 feet; as the legend runs, a stubborn woman was changed into the waterfall now called "Latourelle." The image appears in the following publication, "Snap Shots on the Columbia."
10. Native American standing on rock ledge viewing Celilo Falls
Native American standing on rock ledge viewing Celilo Falls
Description
Columbia River. Copyright 1909 by B.A. Gifford. 2 images. The image appears in the following publication, "Art Work of the State of Oregon."
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