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  • Ebba Wicks Brown (1914–2006)

    Exposed to architectural practice from a young age, Ebba Wicks threw herself into formal training and licensure and, at the age of twenty-eight, became the …

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  • Ebbert T. (Bert) Webber (1921-2006)

    Bert Webber called himself a research photojournalist. It is an apt description for a writer who was equal parts historian, journalist, and librarian. Ebbert True …

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  • Echo

    The town of Echo, in Umatilla County, is located at the historic crossroads of Indian trails and the Oregon Trail on the Umatilla River. …

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  • Ecola State Park

    Ecola State Park stretches for 1,023 acres from the north end of Cannon Beach to Seaside on Oregon’s north coast. The park encompasses hulking Tillamook …

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  • Eddie Wied (1925 - 2007)

    Known as “the Professor,” jazz pianist Eddie Wied was an influential teacher and exemplary player during the years he lived in Portland. His work …

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  • Edison Chiloquin (1923-2003)

    Edison Chiloquin earned international attention in 1974 when he refused to accept a $273,000 payment from the federal government as compensation for terminating the Klamath …

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  • Edison Marshall (1894-1967)

    Edison Marshall was a nationally known author and adventurer who once told Grit magazine: "I went after the two big prizes, fame and fortune, and …

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  • Edith Henry Kilbuck (1931–2008)

    Edith Kilbuck was a noted harpsichordist, pianist, and professor of music at Lewis & Clark College in Portland. Her keen interest in the field …

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  • Edith Starrett Green (1910-1987)

    Democrat Edith Starrett Green represented Oregon’s 3rd Congressional District from 1955 through 1974. During her twenty years in the U.S. House of Representatives, she gained …

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  • Edmund Creffield and the Brides of Christ Church

    In 1903, Edmund Creffield, a thirty-three-year-old German immigrant and former Salvation Army captain, persuaded about twenty Salvation Army soldiers in Corvallis to join his church, …

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2094 results

  • Ebba Wicks Brown (1914–2006)

    Exposed to architectural practice from a young age, Ebba Wicks threw herself into formal training and licensure and, at the age of twenty-eight, became the …

    Oregon Encyclopedia

  • Ebbert T. (Bert) Webber (1921-2006)

    Bert Webber called himself a research photojournalist. It is an apt description for a writer who was equal parts historian, journalist, and librarian. Ebbert True …

    Oregon Encyclopedia

  • Echo

    The town of Echo, in Umatilla County, is located at the historic crossroads of Indian trails and the Oregon Trail on the Umatilla River. …

    Oregon Encyclopedia

  • Ecola State Park

    Ecola State Park stretches for 1,023 acres from the north end of Cannon Beach to Seaside on Oregon’s north coast. The park encompasses hulking Tillamook …

    Oregon Encyclopedia

  • Eddie Wied (1925 - 2007)

    Known as “the Professor,” jazz pianist Eddie Wied was an influential teacher and exemplary player during the years he lived in Portland. His work …

    Oregon Encyclopedia

  • Edison Chiloquin (1923-2003)

    Edison Chiloquin earned international attention in 1974 when he refused to accept a $273,000 payment from the federal government as compensation for terminating the Klamath …

    Oregon Encyclopedia

  • Edison Marshall (1894-1967)

    Edison Marshall was a nationally known author and adventurer who once told Grit magazine: "I went after the two big prizes, fame and fortune, and …

    Oregon Encyclopedia

  • Edith Henry Kilbuck (1931–2008)

    Edith Kilbuck was a noted harpsichordist, pianist, and professor of music at Lewis & Clark College in Portland. Her keen interest in the field …

    Oregon Encyclopedia

  • Edith Starrett Green (1910-1987)

    Democrat Edith Starrett Green represented Oregon’s 3rd Congressional District from 1955 through 1974. During her twenty years in the U.S. House of Representatives, she gained …

    Oregon Encyclopedia

  • Edmund Creffield and the Brides of Christ Church

    In 1903, Edmund Creffield, a thirty-three-year-old German immigrant and former Salvation Army captain, persuaded about twenty Salvation Army soldiers in Corvallis to join his church, …

    Oregon Encyclopedia