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Astoria: An Oregon History

Before Seattle, before Portland, there was Astoria.

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Astoria: An Oregon History
Astoria: An Oregon History

Written by Karen L. Leedom
Front cover painting: Bill W. Dodge 
Publication date: 2008

ISBN 9780870711664
Trade paperback, 6 x 9 inches, 224 pages.
$19.95. 
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Over 100 black and white images including photos, drawings, and maps, 218 pages. 
Includes 3 self-guided tours with maps, and places to visit. Includes chronology of significant historical events,
​                                                         bibliography, and index.  


Karen Leedom's Astoria is carefully researched, clearly written, and a joy to read. We enthusiastically recommend it to anyone interested in learning more about the history of this fascinating area. Visitors will especially enjoy the three self-guided tours that are included. 
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Liisa Penner, Clatsop County Historical Society

Finally, a comprehensive and easy-to-read history of this unique community--this is the book I was looking for when I moved here twenty years ago! A terrific resource and a 'must have' for every home library. 
​- 
Jerry Ostermiller, Columbia River Maritime Museum

Purchase online from: Oregon State University Press

       Purchase at the following locations in Astoria: 
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Angi D Wildt Gallery
106 10th Street

541.961.1229

Astoria Coffee Company
304 37th Street
503.325.7768

Astoria Column Gift Shop
Hours: 10 to 5 everyday
503.325.2963


Carriage House at Flavel House Museum
714 Exchange Street
503.325.2203




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​Columbia River Maritime Museum
1792 Marine Drive
503.325.2323

Godfather’s Books
1108 Commeercial Street
503.325.8143


Heritage Museum
1618 Exchange Street
503.325.2203

Lucy’s Books
951 Commercial Street
503.325.2203

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