Book by Taylor, Ronald J., Douglas, George W.

Mountain Wild Flowers of the Pacific Northwest

Taylor, Ronald J.

Douglas, George W.

Binford & Mort

Spiked with laughter: [verses]

Treece, J. Manley

Oregon River Tours

Sports & Outdoors

John Garren

Water Sports

[From Intro on first page]. Remarkable life of this popular regional artist (1857-1959) whose paintings of the Northwest scenery became nationally recognized and are now collectors' items. Written by her daughter Agnes Barchus, the warm and informal anecdotes reveal the wide-ranging talents of this gifted woman.In 1935, when she laid aside her palettes and her brushes because of failing eyesight, her paintings that remained were stored away and for twenty years disappeared from public view. There were a few unfinished ones among them. Then, in 1957, when her 100th birthday occurred, some were again brought to light; and the interest shown in them was so overwhelming, and the publicity so impressive, that this book became a necessity in order to acquaint the present generation with the work of this noted artist who was so famous around the turn of the century. The present wave of nostalgia, which is even invading the realm of art, suggests that now is the right time to publish this story.

Eliza R. Barchus, the Oregon artist, 1857-1959

Barchus, Agnes

The railroad saga of Jeff Keenan

Keenan, Charles J

An Early History of North Central Oregon.

Glimpses of Wheeler County's Past: An Early History of North Central Oregon

20 years a soldier of fortune

Marsh, Floyd R

This book is the story of the only mass-produced geared locomotive constructed on the West Coast. For a brief time, it was a serious rival to the Shays produced by the Lima Locomotive Works because it had features specially designed for logging in the Pacific Northwest. The author provides complete historical and statistical data on all 33 Willamettes, complemented by both geographical and ownership cross-references. For the modeler, scale drawings of each of the three classes is provided as well as comprehensive photo coverage of each engine. As a bonus there are drawings of a "Willamette that never was" and a Washington Iron Works "Shay-type" locomotive. Illustrated throughout with black and white photos. 182 pages.

The Willamette locomotive

History

Steve Hauff

Jim Gertz

Americas

"The body of the text is a study of seventy-eight structures chosen to represent the variety of pattern styles from the earliest to the latest (1853-1899)."

The Grand Era of Cast-Iron Architecture in Portland

Hawkins, William John Iii

Larry Powell's Big Book of Cake Decorating

Powell, Larry D

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