Indians At Pendleton Round Up Pendleton Oregon antique framed map 125326 Protecting Pad for Armor

125326 Protecting Pad for Armor by David Levinson (1918) drafted in the closing months of the Great War

the other warning what it would cost to keep it whole as the slavery question began its slow boil toward fracture

Here the salesman's swagger meets the postwar dream — a slice of Oregon ambition cataloged in mid-century linen postcards from the rail-and-roses era

the camera unaware it had caught the hinge of baseball history

and the breweries along Pestalozzi Street smoking through the river haze of a city that once called itself the Gateway

Indians At Pendleton Round Up Pendleton Oregon antique framed map 125326 Protecting Pad for ArmorIndians At Pendleton Round Up Pendleton Oregon arrives in autumn dust and beadwork tribal riders from the Umatilla, Cayuse, and Walla Walla gathered in feathered regalia beneath the eastern Oregon sky, eagle headdresses and painted ponies set against the grandstands of the great September rodeo. A spectacle of buckboards and bronc busting captured in real photo and linen postcards from the rail and roundup era. About the Source Bella Frye curates