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"No. 4 Birdseye view of Wallowa, Ore. from Green Hill looking north - circa 1912." The two public schools are visible in the right side of the picture, just above the tree line. The large building on the left was the Wallowa High School and the light…

"Monday, September 20, 1908 was a big day at Wallowa City. The first train to ever enter the city made the run from Elgin that day and marked a milestone in the development of Wallowa County. Up to this time people from the Wallowa valley were…

"No. 26 High School (burned circa 1917), Gymnasium (burned circa 1950), and Public Grade School (burned circa 1932), Wallowa, Ore. - circa 1912."

"47. Along the Wallowa River, Oregon"

"Wallowa Livery Stable - Burned, September 1914. (First one built circa 1890.) Owned by Nate Crowfut, operated by Johnson Hawley. Gable faced north. Building was located east of bank, on opposite corner. It was replaced by the Morelock Garage…

"No. 57 Boat landing, Wallowa Lake Park, Joseph, Ore."

"J. Haas home - Wallowa County"

"Wallowa County homestead cabin with hop vines growing on it - circa 1912."

"Old Ballpark just across river, east of Wallowa, c. 1908." Wearing their uniforms, two teams pose on the rudimentary, wood bleachers. "Lostine Team: Harley Fleenor, Roy Haun, Charles (Charlie) Birdwell, Raleigh Goodman, Arch Willett, Prof. O.M.…

"Mr. and Mrs. Pursel's home in Union, Oregon." Another home, the street they live on, several yards, and three children are also pictured. The only child who is identified is the middle child, wearing the light colored frock: "Bobby Mires."