M. Constance "Connie" Guardino with copy of her first history book,
"Lords of Themselves A History of East Lincoln Couunty, Oregon" 1977
on file at Wisconsin State Historical Society-Madison
All 18 unabridged volumes of Oregon
History Online are now available in full as The Oregon eBook for a single
purchase price of $15.00. Generous library and bookstore discounts
available upon request. This collection also includes Lincoln and
Benton County Pioneer Cemeteries for the serious researcher, and
liberating interpretations
of the
1870 US Census for Polk and
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illustrated with both historical and contemporary photographs. This
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Although
this book explores the entire State of Oregon, the concentration in on
the Central Oregon Coast, with special interest given to East Lincoln
County, Oregon, the author's adult home.
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110 7th Street, Suite 705
Racine, WI 53403
OREGON
GEOSITES
Oregon GeoSites: The Gazetteer
with an Attitude, compiled and edited by M. Constance Guardino
III, B.A. with Rev. Marilyn A. Riedel, M.Div., is a compendium to their
first book, Sovereigns of
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