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Community Cookbook 1938 $10.00
By The Community Ladies Aid of Prineville
(Spiral Bound Paper - 138 Pages)
This book has been out of print for several years. Stahancyk, Kent & Hook
P.C. has once again reproduced the book for the benefit of the Bowman
Museum. The book includes interesting recipes such as Burnt Leather Cake
and Green Tomato Mince Meat Pie as well as Perfect Pie Crust and
Grandmother’s Vinegar Pie. It is a classic collection of recipes from
Prineville cooks from over 70 years ago.
By The Community Ladies Aid of Prineville
(Spiral Bound Paper - 138 Pages)
This book has been out of print for several years. Stahancyk, Kent & Hook
P.C. has once again reproduced the book for the benefit of the Bowman
Museum. The book includes interesting recipes such as Burnt Leather Cake
and Green Tomato Mince Meat Pie as well as Perfect Pie Crust and
Grandmother’s Vinegar Pie. It is a classic collection of recipes from
Prineville cooks from over 70 years ago.
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Vandevert: The 100-Year History of a Central Oregon Ranch
$16.95by Ted Haynes and Grace Vandevert McNellis
(Paper -198 Pages)
This is the fascinating story of the Vandevert Ranch located near present
Sunriver. William P. Vandevert moved from the Powell Butte vicinity to the
Big Meadows area south of Bend in 1892 and established the historic
Vandevert Ranch. It is a look back at the hardships and joys of living on a
pioneer ranch and the people who tamed the land.
$16.95by Ted Haynes and Grace Vandevert McNellis
(Paper -198 Pages)
This is the fascinating story of the Vandevert Ranch located near present
Sunriver. William P. Vandevert moved from the Powell Butte vicinity to the
Big Meadows area south of Bend in 1892 and established the historic
Vandevert Ranch. It is a look back at the hardships and joys of living on a
pioneer ranch and the people who tamed the land.
Scenic Crook County: Roads Less Traveled DVD $9.95
Photographed and prepared by Bowman Museum Staff Member Steve Lent
This is a collection of seldom seen places of Crook County with photos taken
by Steve Lent over the past fifty years. Many of the homesteads featured are
no longer standing. The DVD is approximately 30 minutes long.
Photographed and prepared by Bowman Museum Staff Member Steve Lent
This is a collection of seldom seen places of Crook County with photos taken
by Steve Lent over the past fifty years. Many of the homesteads featured are
no longer standing. The DVD is approximately 30 minutes long.
Shipping fees: $3.50 for first book and $1.00 for each additional book
(added automatically at checkout)
(added automatically at checkout)
Knots-Hitches and Their Use $9.95
By John Sharp
(Paper - 103 Pages)
This book is now in its eleventh printing . It is a classic volume on the use
of knots and hitches for use with horses and other purposes. The recent
passing of author John Sharp has once again brought interest in his book.
The book is a must for those who want to know how to tie knots for a
variety of purposes.
By John Sharp
(Paper - 103 Pages)
This book is now in its eleventh printing . It is a classic volume on the use
of knots and hitches for use with horses and other purposes. The recent
passing of author John Sharp has once again brought interest in his book.
The book is a must for those who want to know how to tie knots for a
variety of purposes.
Treaties and Treachery $18.95
The Northwest Indians’ Resistance to Conquest
By Kurt R. Nelson
(Paper, 280 Pages) This is a new study of the seven years from 1853 to
1859 in Oregon history that is the period that the Oregon territory was being
divided into states and the period when most Indian tribes signed treaties
that were supposed to protect their futures. But the Natives of the region
were soon to learn that despite what treaties promised they would have little
control over their futures. So they began a hopeless battle to preserve their
way of life. It is the story of the clash of cultures and the aftermath that
shaped the course of history.
The Northwest Indians’ Resistance to Conquest
By Kurt R. Nelson
(Paper, 280 Pages) This is a new study of the seven years from 1853 to
1859 in Oregon history that is the period that the Oregon territory was being
divided into states and the period when most Indian tribes signed treaties
that were supposed to protect their futures. But the Natives of the region
were soon to learn that despite what treaties promised they would have little
control over their futures. So they began a hopeless battle to preserve their
way of life. It is the story of the clash of cultures and the aftermath that
shaped the course of history.
River of Promise: Lewis and Clark on the Columbia $18.95
By David L. Nicandri
(Paper 349 Pages) This is a new publication that discusses the journey
of Lewis and Clark on the Columbia River and the complicated geography
and Native peoples of the region. It heavily relies of the journal entries of
the Lewis and Clark expedition members and focuses on the fresh
perspective of what is known about the Lewis and Clark Expedition in the
Northwest.
By David L. Nicandri
(Paper 349 Pages) This is a new publication that discusses the journey
of Lewis and Clark on the Columbia River and the complicated geography
and Native peoples of the region. It heavily relies of the journal entries of
the Lewis and Clark expedition members and focuses on the fresh
perspective of what is known about the Lewis and Clark Expedition in the
Northwest.
Preliminary Report - Geology & Water Resources of Central OR
$18.95
By Israel Cook Russell
(Paper 119 Pages) This report was originally published in 1905 and is
an interesting and invaluable look at geologic features and water resources
of Central Oregon at a time that settlers were still homesteading the high
desert. It has long been out of print and has been available as a rare book
item on the internet or in used book stores. This on-demand publication
does not include the photos that were in the original edition but does
contain all of the written material. This is a very important research tool.
$18.95
By Israel Cook Russell
(Paper 119 Pages) This report was originally published in 1905 and is
an interesting and invaluable look at geologic features and water resources
of Central Oregon at a time that settlers were still homesteading the high
desert. It has long been out of print and has been available as a rare book
item on the internet or in used book stores. This on-demand publication
does not include the photos that were in the original edition but does
contain all of the written material. This is a very important research tool.
Report to Desert Land Board on Central Oregon Project, with
Special reference to Seepage Losses and Canal Capacities
$17.95
By John Dubuis
(Paper 67 Pages) This rare report was first published in 1915 and has
long been out of print. It is recently available on a print-on-demand basis.
It is an invaluable research tool and an interesting look back at the peak
irrigation projects in Central Oregon. The report was prepared by the State
of Oregon.
Special reference to Seepage Losses and Canal Capacities
$17.95
By John Dubuis
(Paper 67 Pages) This rare report was first published in 1915 and has
long been out of print. It is recently available on a print-on-demand basis.
It is an invaluable research tool and an interesting look back at the peak
irrigation projects in Central Oregon. The report was prepared by the State
of Oregon.
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