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Separately, and without awareness of the Mills–Bordwell project, Jim Martin, a legislative assistant with a background in journalism, took an interest in Fuller Victor in 1976, after having noticed her name on the Capitol's wall. He researched her work for eight years. After searching for a publisher
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Beginning in 1951, Randall Mills began researching Fuller Victor's life and work. He enlisted the help of Hazel Emery Mills, his wife; the work became her lifelong passion following Randall's death shortly after the project began. With assistance and encouragement over the years from Thomas Vaughan
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she wrote while employed by Bancroft might be "the most monumental work on Oregon history." She was included (along with several other women) in a list of "Noted Leaders of the Oregonian's First 100 Years" in 1950.
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Following the move to Oregon, Fuller Victor's writing shifted from fiction and feature articles to book-length regional histories. Over the next 13 years, she compiled first-hand accounts of the
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event in 1987, which also marked the beginning of the annual Frances Fuller Victor Award for Creative Nonfiction. In 2005, the Oregon Cultural Heritage Commission selected
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In many respects, her legacy continued to be overshadowed by that of historian Hubert Howe Bancroft, though her authorship was recognized by a number of authorities.
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In 1862, she married Henry C. Victor, a naval engineer and brother of Metta's husband. The couple moved to San Francisco the year they were married and then to
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became widely known for their writing while growing up in Ohio and Pennsylvania. Frances Fuller was educated in a ladies' seminary in
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supplied a permanent grave marker. Fuller Victor's name was included among the names of significant Oregonians on the walls of the
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Territory. She left Barritt, however, returning to live with Metta in New York. There she published several of the first
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Victor View, a viewpoint at Crater Lake, was formally named in 1945. Fuller Victor visited Crater Lake in 1872.
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released the pilot of Florence Fane in San Francisco, written by playwright Brianna Barrett and produced by
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play based on the life of Fuller Victor, specifically, her years spent working for The Golden Era in
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Terry, John (January 26, 2003). "Oregon's Trails: A Slide into Obscurity, and Then Recognition".
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Fuller Victor's legacy was invoked in a speech by scholar Terrence O'Donnell at the inaugural
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Pintarich, Paul (October 3, 1987). "Book Awards Event at Arts Center Honors Oregon Writers".
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in Portland. The initial grave marker was made of wood, and did not last long. In 1947, the
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formalized the name of "Victor View," a viewpoint on the rim of the park, in her honor.
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Mills, Hazel; Bordwell, Constance (2002). Vaughan, Thomas; Wright, Marguerite (eds.).
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Fuller Victor returned to Oregon in 1886. She was commissioned by the
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Atlantis Arisen: or, Talks of a Tourist about Oregon and Washington
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as one of the 100 books that best define the state and its people.
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Frances Fuller Victor : the witness to America's westerings
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Eleven Years in the Rocky Mountains and a Life on the Frontier
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to write a history of the Anglo-Indian wars, which was titled
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Henry C. Victor died on November 4, 1875, in the wreck of the
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A Bit of A Blue: The Life and Work of Frances Fuller Victor
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A Bit of A Blue: The Life and Work of Frances Fuller Victor
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Juillerat, Lee (26 April 2004). "Postcards from the Rim".
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Frances Fuller Victor: The Witness to America's Westerings
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Frances Fuller Victor: The Witness to America's Westerings
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A Bit of Blue: The Life and Work of Frances Fuller Victor
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Frances Fuller Victor: Oregon's First Woman of Letters
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Rome, New York
Portland, Oregon
Literature portal
née
pen names
Rome, New York
Reuben H. Walworth
Metta Victoria Fuller
Wooster, Ohio
Home Journal
Morris
Willis
St. Clair, Michigan
Omaha, Nebraska
dime novels
Beadle & Adams
Oregon
Portland

I. W. Taber
history of Oregon
Joseph Meek
Oliver Applegate
Matthew Deady
Manifest Destiny
women's rights
Abigail Scott Duniway
The New Northwest
Pacific Coast Women's Press Association

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