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"...while across the road [from the Tyrell Tavern] Lancaster established a campground and recreational facility, Camp Get-A-Way."
"...while across the road [from the Tyrell Tavern] Lancaster established a campground and recreational facility, Camp Get-A-Way."
Clarence E. Mershon, East of the Sandy: The Columbia River Highway
"Samuel Lancaster built a private 72-acre campground at Bonneville that overlooked Bradford Island and the lower Cascade rapids. He constructed a log dining hall and tent 'cabins' at camping areas. Lancaster used facilities he had observed in Switzerland as a model for his development. The log structure burned in the late 1920s and was not replaced."
"Samuel Lancaster built a private 72-acre campground at Bonneville that overlooked Bradford Island and the lower Cascade rapids. He constructed a log dining hall and tent 'cabins' at camping areas. Lancaster used facilities he had observed in Switzerland as a model for his development. The log structure burned in the late 1920s and was not replaced."
Clarence E. Mershon, The Columbia River Highway: From the Sea to the Wheat Fields of Eastern Oregon
Historical Road Log
Historical Road Log
"Lancaster Lodge Entrance" - 3405 feet past Milepost 41
Lancaster's Lodge, Part One - Interpretive Sign Under I-84Moffett Creek to Tanner Creek Segment, Historic Columbia River Highway State Trail. Oregon. April 30, 2013
Lancaster's Lodge, Part Two - Interpretive Sign Under I-84Moffett Creek to Tanner Creek Segment, Historic Columbia River Highway State Trail. Oregon. April 30, 2013
Lancaster Letter - Interpretive Sign Under I-84 on the HCRH State TrailMoffett Creek to Tanner Creek Segment, Historic Columbia River Highway State Trail. Oregon. April 30, 2013
Interpretive Sign Under I-84 on the HCRH State Trail (2013)Moffett Creek to Tanner Creek Segment, Historic Columbia River Highway State Trail. Oregon. April 30, 2013
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