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                                     alt="Aerial Forest-Fire Patrol Program in Oregon, 1919–1927">
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                        <h2 class="h3">Aerial Forest-Fire Patrol Program in Oregon, 1919–1927</h2 class="h3">
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                    <p>Beginning in 1919, U.S. Army Air Service pilots, accompanied by U.S. Forest Service observers, patrolled the skies above the forests of western Oregon detecting and …</p>
                    
                    
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                                     alt="Afro-American Heritage Bicentennial Commemorative Quilt">
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                        <h2 class="h3">Afro-American Heritage Bicentennial Commemorative Quilt</h2 class="h3">
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                    <p>The Afro-American Bicentennial Commemorative Quilt, in the collections of the Oregon Historical Society, depicts five hundred years of national equality issues and African American …</p>
                    
                    
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                                     alt="Agnes Sengstacken (1859 - 1948)">
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                        <h2 class="h3">Agnes Sengstacken (1859 - 1948)</h2 class="h3">
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                    <p>Establishing a public library in Marshfield was a “labor of love” for Agnes Ruth Sengstacken. She "embraced progress," historian Stephen Dow Beckham writes, "and used …</p>
                    
                    
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                                     alt="Ah Hee Diggings (Chinese Walls)">
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                    <p>The Ah Hee Diggings, also called the Chinese Walls, are sixty acres of hand-stacked, winding rock walls constructed of placer mine tailings. The walls were …</p>
                    
                    
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                    <p>The Ainsworth House was built in 1851 on the high land east of Oregon City for Capt. John C. Ainsworth (1822-1893). Known as Mount Pleasant, …</p>
                    
                    
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                    <p>When Nevilles E. "Jim" Walker, the founder of the American Junior Aircraft Company, died in Portland in 1958, he may have been the best-known, most …</p>
                    
                    
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                    <p>Alameda is a neighborhood in northeast Portland, platted in 1909 by developers and marketed as an exclusive district. The early restrictions banned all but …</p>
                    
                    
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                    <p>In 1913, twenty-nine women who lived in Portland's Alameda neighborhood formed the Alameda Tuesday Club to do charitable work, serve the community, and socialize …</p>
                    
                    
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                        <h2 class="h3">Alan Hart (1890-1962)</h2 class="h3">
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                    <p>Alan L. Hart was an Oregon physician, researcher, and writer and one of the first female-to-male transgender persons to undergo a hysterectomy in the United …</p>
                    
                    
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                                     alt="Alan “Punch” Green Jr. (1925–2001)">
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                        <h2 class="h3">Alan “Punch” Green Jr. (1925–2001)</h2 class="h3">
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                    <p>Alan “Punch” Green Jr. was an Oregon businessman, Republican Party activist, and federal government servant with deep roots in the Pacific Northwest. While Green's service …</p>
                    
                    
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