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  • ...hed in October 1805 near the present day city of The Dalles, Wasco County, Oregon. Abandoned after three nights in 1805, reoccupied again for three nights o ...ed through 28 Oct 1805 (3 nights and 2 days). On 26 Oct 1805, the camp was visited by chiefs of the Chinookan tribes from the north shore of the Columbia. The ...
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  • # [[:Category:Oregon Deschutes County|Oregon Deschutes County]] 28 May 2019 Updated # [[:Category:Oregon Marion County|Oregon Marion County]] 31 May 2019 Updated ...
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  • ...ptiste Richard, Sr.]]. John Richard ran the business and Joseph Bissonette visited Indians in their camps. In August 1846 Fort Bernard burned to the ground wh ...located on a flat near where Laramie Creek emptied into the Platte River. Not only was the fort a gathering spot for sometimes hundreds of Indians but it ...
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  • ...Mexican War]] at Mexico City. In April 1853. Camp Drum became [[Fort Drum (Oregon)]] and in July 1853 it was designated Fort Dalles. Abandoned 22 May 1867 an ...oe]] and a central point for military activities in eastern Washington and Oregon during the [[Yakima War]]. Supplying these posts was a huge logistical oper ...
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  • # [[Fort Worden]] 27 May 2017 '''Not Updated''' # [[Fort Worden WWII Radar Site (1)]] 27 May 2017 '''Not Updated''' ...
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  • ...] had become interested in trading in the Pacific Northwest and in 1833 he visited the annual get-together of trappers, traders, and Indians known as the Rend Thousands of settlers passed through Fort Hall as an important stop on the Oregon Trail but the fur trade declined and by 1856 HBC had closed both Fort Hall ...
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  • # [[Camp Baker (Oregon)]] OR 11 Nov 2013 - Updated # [[Camp Stuart (Oregon)]] OR 11 Nov 2013 - Updated ...
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  • ...tary district commandant, Brigadier-General [[Henry Atkinson]]. Kearny may not have been too happy about his new assignment, but it did have one important ...found this duty as unfulfilling as the previous ones spent in Washington. Not even the birth of his first son in 1845 could raise his spirits or heal the ...
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  • ...assault was a disaster and he ordered his men to withdraw when they could not break the Union center. Of the 12,000 men in his division approximately hal ...d is buried in Riverview Cemetery in Portland, Oregon near a spot he often visited to paint pictures of Mt. Hood and Mt. St. Helens. ...
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  • # [[Fort Hayes (Oregon)]], OR 10 Nov 2012 - '''Updated''' # [[Presidio of San Francisco]], CA 18 Nov 2012 - Not Updated ...
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  • Portions extracted of his time in Oregon ...lieutenancy in the Fourth Infantry, which was stationed in California and Oregon. In order to join my company at Fort Reading, California, I had to go to Ne ...
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  • ...cy being small paper notes from a quarter of a dollar upwards, which could not be exchanged for coin except at a heavy discount. ..., and defend themselves against the wold natives then on the coast. It was not my lot to remain here the, after settling matters at [[Fort Stikeen]], the ...
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