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1. Through the Columbia River Gorge by Auto

Description: Article by Randall R. Howard. The author describes the construction of the Columbia River Highway, and takes us on an automobile journey along the Highway from Portland, Oregon to The Dalles and Celilo Falls. Accompanying photographs are of a stretch of highway on the Washington side of the Columbia River, built by Sam Hill of Maryhill; a bridge above the stream from Latourelle Falls; a tunnel through the rock at Oneonta Gorge; and a view of Celilo Falls.

2. Official Columbia Highway Tour: Cover

Official Columbia Highway Tour: Cover

Description: Cover for the Official Columbia Highway Tour brochure, produced by the Oregon Touring Bureau.

3. Through the Columbia River Gorge by Auto: Page 304

Through the Columbia River Gorge by Auto: Page 304

Description: Page 304 of an article by Randall R. Howard. The author describes the construction of the Columbia River Highway, and takes us on an automobile journey along the Highway from Portland, Oregon to The Dalles and Celilo Falls.

4. Official Columbia Highway Tour

Description: Tourism brochure by the Oregon Touring Bureau

5. PH037_b093_S00396 Angelus Studio Photographs

PH037_b093_S00396 Angelus Studio Photographs

Description: [Latourelle Falls at winter, with ice covering rocks beside falls.]

6. PH037_b208_S00406_pos

PH037_b208_S00406_pos

Description: [View of Latourelle Falls, Columbia Gorge. Positive image.]

7. Latourell Falls, Columbia River Highway

Latourell Falls, Columbia River Highway

8. "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."

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. Latourell Falls

Latourell Falls

Description: An Oregon Water Fall noted for its scenic beauty and typical of the great waterpower used to drive the wheels of many Oregon industries. The United States Geological Survey tells us that Oregon has already developed over eighty projects with a total horse power of 244,422. These developed projects have a combined total fall of 14,484 feet.