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Latourelle Bridge on Columbia Highway1st Annual Report
Once, on the now obliterated hill above the highway, was the Falls Chalet...
Once, on the now obliterated hill above the highway, was the Falls Chalet...
"Before Mrs. Margaret E. Henderson opened the Crown Point Chalet, she hosted at the Falls Chalet, which formerly graced the hillside above this point on the eastern slope of Falls (Latourell) Creek. The establishment, owned by the Maffet family, burned in January, 1915, after being open less than eight months. The owner, Harold Maffet, grew up in Brower, where his father owned a sawmill."
"Before Mrs. Margaret E. Henderson opened the Crown Point Chalet, she hosted at the Falls Chalet, which formerly graced the hillside above this point on the eastern slope of Falls (Latourell) Creek. The establishment, owned by the Maffet family, burned in January, 1915, after being open less than eight months. The owner, Harold Maffet, grew up in Brower, where his father owned a sawmill."
Mershon, East of the Sandy III, 45 – 46
Latourell Falls: Roadhouse Respite Interpretive SignGuy W. Talbot State Park. Columbia River Gorge National Recreation Area. Oregon. December 10, 2013.
Latourell Falls: Roadhouse Respite Interpretive Sign - "Official" and Unofficial RoadhousesGuy W. Talbot State Park. Columbia River Gorge National Recreation Area. Oregon. December 10, 2013.
Latourell Falls: Roadhouse Respite Interpretive Sign - Margaret HendersonGuy W. Talbot State Park. Columbia River Gorge National Recreation Area. Oregon. December 10, 2013.
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