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An edition of The high and the low deserts and the Plainview years (1980)

The high and the low deserts and the Plainview years

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This autobiography was written by my great grandmother (1896-1980). She was born in Michigan and moved out west to Oregon in the early 1900s. Each chapter is dated and tells about the adventures of pioneering, starting with that golden stake pounded down when railroads connected the east to the west.

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L.B.V. Hansen
Language
English
Pages
119

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Subjects

History, Oregon, Family, Biography, Bishop, Varco, Varcoe, Hansen

People

Laura Bishop Varcoe Hansen, Harriman, James Hill

Places

Oregon, Dechutes County, Bend, Redmond

Times

1911-1980

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The high and the low deserts and the Plainview years
1980, L.B.V. Hansen
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Cover title: The high desert, the low desert and the Plainview years.

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Redmond, OR

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119 p., [24] p. of plates :
Number of pages
119

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OL16062878M

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