THANK YOU Violet, My Parents Live in The Dalles, and when I go to visit them the History surrounding that drive into The Dalles is amazing... and the web pages you gave me explains all that to me... the one road I turn up off of 197, is the Old Oregon Trail, as there is signs all aliong the road. Sure make a person wonder what the Pioneers went through to get to the place they wanted to get too.. I was In The Dalles a few years ago when the Missouri Wagon Train went through and I tell you what, that was one of the Most moving events I have ever went through.. still send chills up my back to think I seen a Wagon Train from the Past... And I was raised on Baker and last year I was there to visit,and went through the Interpertive Center there.. MAN OH MAN.. what a experience, it is uunreal to see all the History. Their Museum in Baker is wonderful place to go through too.. It is something that every one should go see in one of the centers.. It sure makes a person appreciate what they have now and know we didn't have to go the route they all did to get what we have... THANK YOU.. Rose in Prineville, Ore. "Violet O. Guy" wrote: > > Hi Rooters: > > My BLM e-mail message got away from me as I > was visting another Link --the Oregon Trail Interpertive Centers, > especially the one at The Dalles. > > http://www.gorgediscovery.org/Trails/Barlow_Road.htm > Barlow Road from The Dalles, Oregon > > http://www.gorgediscovery.org/Trails/Trail_Today.htm > > http://www.gorgediscovery.org/ > Columbia Gorge Discovery Center & The Wasco County Museum > in The Dalles, OR. > > Violet Moore Guy > Formerly of Dufur, Wasco Co., OR > 6/15/2000

Hi, I live in Baker City, OR., and I have to agree that the Interpretive Center here, (actually overlooks the wagon ruts of the Oregon Trail) is impressive. I have been there several times, and always look forward to going again. It is on BLM land, and is easily accessible. My friend enlarged and printed most of the photographs hanging on the walls. It's amazing what the people have done in their attempt to simulate real life on the trail. Carole ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rose Harnden" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, June 15, 2000 6:42 AM Subject: Re: Oregon Trail Interpretive Centers. > THANK YOU Violet, > My Parents Live in The Dalles, and when I go to visit them the > History surrounding > that drive into The Dalles is amazing... and the web pages you gave me > explains all that > to me... the one road I turn up off of 197, is the Old Oregon Trail, > as there is signs all > aliong the road. Sure make a person wonder what the Pioneers went > through to get to the place > they wanted to get too.. > > I was In The Dalles a few years ago when the Missouri Wagon Train went > through and I tell you what, > that was one of the Most moving events I have ever went through.. > still send chills up my back to > think I seen a Wagon Train from the Past... > > And I was raised on Baker and last year I was there to visit,and went > through the Interpertive > Center there.. MAN OH MAN.. what a experience, it is uunreal to see > all the History. Their > Museum in Baker is wonderful place to go through too.. > > It is something that every one should go see in one of the centers.. > It sure makes a person > appreciate what they have now and know we didn't have to go the route > they all did to get what > we have... > > THANK YOU.. > Rose in Prineville, Ore. > > > "Violet O. Guy" wrote: > > > > Hi Rooters: > > > > My BLM e-mail message got away from me as I > > was visting another Link --the Oregon Trail Interpertive Centers, > > especially the one at The Dalles. > > > > http://www.gorgediscovery.org/Trails/Barlow_Road.htm > > Barlow Road from The Dalles, Oregon > > > > http://www.gorgediscovery.org/Trails/Trail_Today.htm > > > > http://www.gorgediscovery.org/ > > Columbia Gorge Discovery Center & The Wasco County Museum > > in The Dalles, OR. > > > > Violet Moore Guy > > Formerly of Dufur, Wasco Co., OR > > 6/15/2000 >