Vandevert: The Hundred Year History of a Central Oregon Ranch Timothy Joseph Fava fine musician

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Vandevert: The Hundred Year History of a Central Oregon Ranch Timothy Joseph Fava fine musicianCentral Oregon was the last frontier of the American West. Mountains, deserts, and deep river gorges kept it isolated well into the twentieth century. The region was almost uninhabited when William Plutarch Vandevert, legendary bear hunter, homesteaded a site on the Little Deschutes River in 1892 and built a log house that served his family for three generations. The Vandeverts raised cattle, sold timber, and served their community as civilization