Title: Willamette landings, ghost towns of the river.
Authors: Corning, Howard McKinley, 1896-1977; Federal Writers' Project (Or.)
Publisher: Oregon Historical Society,
Year: 1973
Subjects: Cities and towns Oregon.; Willamette River (Or.)
Contents: Wilderness River -- The Lower Willamette and the Towns That Grew -- Preludes of Sail and Steam -- Lost Towns of Willamette Falls -- Linn City, Terminal of Commerce -- Hugh Burns's Multnomah City -- Clackamas City Above the Rapids -- Canemah, "The Canoe Place" -- Wheat Ports of the Middle River -- Butteville of Yesterday -- Old Champoeg -- Fairfield Landing -- Wheatland at Matheny's Ferry -- Lincoln, Metropolis of Wheat -- Towns of the Middle and Upper Willamette -- Paddle Wheels and Smoke Plumes -- Trade Towns of Yesterday -- Eola, the Town that Was Cincinnati -- The Red Kilns of Buena Vista -- Orleans in Indian Country -- The Ferry Hamlet of Burlington -- Booneville on the Old Channel -- The Early Trade Center of Peoria -- Lancaster, Fightin'est Town on the River -- Other Landings of a Bygone Day -- The Port of Springville -- Old Oswego and the Lower Tualatin -- Lafayette and the Towns of the Yamhill -- Ray's and Fulquartz Landings -- Still Flows the River -- As the Years Turn : A Later Look.