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The Hirsch Family

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Fires

Fires State Capitol Fire, 1935 In a spectacular blaze which began as Salemites ate dinner, the Oregon State Capitol was destroyed by fire a [...]

Capitol Fire of 1935

Capitol Devoured by Fire for a Second Time April 25, 1935 1935-04-25, Oregon State Capitol Bldg. the night of 4/25/1935. View is to [...]

Oregon State Capitol building

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The Hirsch Family

The Hirsch Family

August 2005

Fires

Capitol Fire of 1935

Capitol Fire of 1935