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Daughters of the American Revolution. Oregon Society
A long-running Oregon historical society, this DAR branch is best known as a community author and compiler of local history rather than as a single individual writer. Its publications focus on preserving regional landmarks and records, especially in the Willamette Valley and along the Oregon coast.
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Oregon Historic Landmarks: Willamette Valley
by Daughters of the American Revolution. Oregon Society
About the author
Daughters of the American Revolution. Oregon Society is the Oregon state branch of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, a service organization centered on historic preservation, education, and patriotism. The Oregon organization traces its beginnings to the Multnomah Chapter in Portland in 1896, and the Oregon State Society was organized in 1914.
As an author credit, the name appears on local-history and reference works created by the society, including Oregon Historic Landmarks: Willamette Valley and other Oregon-focused compilations. These books reflect the group’s larger mission: collecting, preserving, and sharing pieces of the state’s historical record for researchers, families, and curious readers.
Because this is an organization rather than a single person, there is no individual author portrait to use here. A group or logo image exists on the society’s website, but I could not confirm a suitable personal portrait for this author entry.