File:Wishram Monument-July 2011.jpg
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English: In 1926 a pioneer memorial was raised at Wishram/Fallbridge. Still located in its original postion 100 feet east of the passenger train station today, it consists of two columns of basalt bound together with iron straps and mounted on a pedestal. A bronze plaque recognizing various pioneers who have been to Wishram begins with Meriwether Lewis and ends with John C. Fremont. It originally marked the beginning of a 1/2 mile path from that monument to Celilo Falls; that path is now covered by the backwaters from The Dalles Dam. |
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| Author | Williamborg |
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| current | 01:19, 2 August 2011 | | 2,761 × 2,342 (2.4 MB) | Williamborg |
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