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Warrendale, Oregon

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33: 863: 193:, an early Oregon photographer, who, with his brother Oscar H. Kiser, established Kiser Scenic Photo Studio there in 1903. The company moved to Portland in 1905; Oscar died in November of that year. The Kiser brothers' parents owned the Columbia Beach Hotel and Nursery in Warrendale. Fred H. Kiser was the official photographer for the 143:, and a public school, none of which remained by 1990. Warrendale students later attended Bonneville Grade School in Dodson, which closed in 1996. A salmon cannery established here in 1870 was the most prominent along the mid-Columbia River at that time. Frank Warren's cannery used a 1045: 159:. The fish were then transported across the river to Warrendale for processing. The tramway operated until 1930, and fish wheels were outlawed in Washington in 1934. Warren also owned a cannery in 763: 125: 1060: 1055: 712: 247: 397: 1050: 756: 194: 697: 691: 929: 393: 959: 238: 369: 749: 675: 547: 324: 285: 214: 32: 568: 243: 178: 741: 451: 202: 316: 666:
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Pipkin, Bernard W.; D. D. Trent; Richard Hazlett; Paul Bierman (2008). "Dynamic Real Estate in Oregon".
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on the Washington side of the river to harvest salmon, which were transported down the island using a
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Warrendale post office ran from 1894 to 1942; today the community is within the
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canning industry in Oregon. Warren died in the sinking of the
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Unincorporated community in the state of Oregon, United States
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In the 1930s, Warrendale was considered as a site for the
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from the Columbia Gorge Discovery Center Photo Archive
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Index

Warren, Oregon
Warrenton, Oregon

Tahoma
Dalles City
unincorporated community
Multnomah County, Oregon
Dodson
Bonneville
Columbia River Gorge
Interstate 84
U.S. Route 30
Columbia River
Beacon Rock
Frank M. Warren Sr.
Portland
salmon
Titanic
Cascade Locks
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Company
Union Pacific
canneries
pulp and paper mill
fish wheel
Hamilton Island
tramway
Fort Cascades Historic Site
Cathlamet, Washington
Bonneville Dam
debris flows

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