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Museum Releases “Historic Deschutes” App
Experience the history of Deschutes County at your own pace through “Historic Deschutes”, a new app released by the Deschutes Historical Museum. The free app is available for both Android and Apple phones and tablets. Learn the history behind some of Central Oregon’s most recognizable landmarks and find hidden history along the byways of Deschutes County. Explore sites on your own or through themed tours that include the origins of Bend’s iconic Drake Park and various sites found along Highway 97 from Terrebonne to La Pine.
Links to the app available on our website home page, www.deschuteshistory.org. For more information, call the museum at 541.389.1813 or email at info@deschuteshistory.org.
Stunning sunsets, panoramic mountain views, twinkling city lights Awbrey Butte evokes images of stunning sunsets, panoramic mountain views, twinkling city lights, colorful sunrises, towering ponderosas and roaming deer, to name a few. Living there feels more about the environment and the surroundings rather than the actual house. Nature surrounds you, creating a sense of peace and allowing one some solitude if needed. It seldom feels crowded. It is hard not to love this neighborhood, and if you happen to move here, there s a good chance you ll stay for a long time. Awbrey Butte, once known as Awbrey Heights, was named after a legendary Bend pioneer named Marshall Clay Awbrey. Awbrey was a Missourian who fought in the Mexican War and who settled in Bend around 1870. He farmed the areas where Harmon Park and Kenwood School are located today before moving to the Tumalo area. It was said he would kiss a 5- or 10-piece coin goodbye before handing it to a clerk. Many landmarks
Mercury hits 1920 low mark
Bend shivered last night in the most intense cold of the winter and this morning the telephone at The Bulletin office was kept busy with inquiries as to how low the mercury in the official government thermometer had fallen. Eight degrees above zero was the official minimum, reached shortly before 8 o clock in the morning. One unofficial thermometer in the city recorded six degrees below.
Last night s cold snap would not have been considered worth noticing last year. A glance at the temperature record for the night of December 12,1919, recalled the fact that the mercury sank to 22 degrees below zero.
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