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We have lots of history to share!
The Gladstone Historical Society is available to present to Clubs, Groups, Schools, etc. historical photo programs based on Gladstone's history. Our programs are educational, informative, fun, suitable for all ages, and always FREE. All we ask in return is that you let us bring our books to sell. For more information, fill out the contact form to the right. Currently, we have the following presentations available. Other topics by special request. 1. The Story of Gladstone - 1834-1934 2. The First and Famous of Gladstone 3. The Chautauqua at Gladstone 4. The Development of Portland Avenue 5. The Clackamas Indians 6. Gladstone and Its Trees 7. Gladstone's Military History |
"Historic Homes of Clackamas County"
In 1947, the Susanna Lee Barlow Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution of Clackamas County published a booklet containing photos of major historic houses once-built or still-standing in Clackamas County. The group's goal was to preserve the memory of these homes and to record important historical information concerning them and their owners. The historical information presented in this booklet remains mostly accurate and needs little updating. Enjoy the great photos! Because of the file size of this document, it has been divided into 4 .pdf's. Click on each part to download the entire document. Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 |
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Photo: 1895 view of the Clackamas River in Gladstone (facing east). Featured is the first trolley bridge but built in 1893.
Also seen, in the background, are the 1892 wood and steel wagon bridge and the 1892 covered railroad bridge.
Also seen, in the background, are the 1892 wood and steel wagon bridge and the 1892 covered railroad bridge.