165 Oroville, WA 1906 Paper Products:11"x17" Print

165 Oroville, WA 1906 Paper Products:11"x17" PrintAN OLD FRONTIER TOWN WITH A LONG PAST The hand written note to the right side of this plat map of the 1906 Oroville townsite traces the land history at the south end of Lake Osoyoos. The inset map of Okanogan County and the copy on the left meant to promote the new town of 1906. The first train came into town in 1907 from the east through Molson as promised; Great Northern tracks were then laid north from Wenatchee, arriving in Oroville in 1914. The

is perhaps one of the earliest large format maps available depicting Florida and the Gulf Coast region in such a detailed fashion

Steen presented this thoroughly detailed map by Lieut

Lauren’s paintings are abstract and contemporary in nature

The island was also known as Martin's Vineyard

There is much to enjoy in Lake of the Ozarks region

High quality

Snoqualmie

With a mosaic of plant life

Little African Lake (31 acres)

furthest south and the largest of all the Apostle Islands

buildings and people

the Royal Cosmographer to Philip II of Spain