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Elleda Wilson
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Editorial Assistant, The Astorian
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By Elleda Wilson| Yahoo Verified Many visitors come to see the Lewis and Clark Expedition Fort Clatsop replica each year in the Fort Clatsop National Historical Park. But how did anyone know where the original one was built? Although Fort Clatsop, built in December 1805, was the first American military structure west of the Rocky Mountains, it wasn’t built to last. The Corps of Discovery only stayed in the log-built encampment for 106 days (only 12 of which were not rainy), according to the Oregon Encyclopedia.
By Elleda Wilson| Yahoo Verified The Ear receives endless Google Alert emails about how fabulous Cannon Beach is — in every possible conceivable way — from news sources all over the country. So, as one can imagine, it was a real eye-opener to get this headline from the U.K. Daily Mail: “Disgusting secret of iconic Oregon beach that appeared in The Goonies.” What? Last week, the Daily Mail reported, the Northwest Environmental Defense Center in Portland sued the city of Cannon Beach because the high levels of E.
By Elleda Wilson| Yahoo Verified Many visitors come to see the Lewis and Clark Expedition Fort Clatsop replica each year in the Fort Clatsop National Historical Park. But how did anyone know where the original one was built? Although Fort Clatsop, built in December 1805, was the first American military structure west of the Rocky Mountains, it wasn’t built to last. The Corps of Discovery only stayed in the log-built encampment for 106 days (only 12 of which were not rainy), according to the Oregon Encyclopedia.
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The Astorian
Discreetly situated in a landmark building, as designated by The Houston Historical Society, The Astorian is an industrial chic, 14,000 square foot private loft space located in the Heights area of Houston. Conceived by Andria design to replicate New York City's revered Grand Central Station, The Astorian is a throwback to 1920's glamour and Art Deco design. The venue offers a contemporary, multi-level facility equipped with 14-foot ceilings, a fully functional gourmet kitchen and bar, and floor-to-ceiling windows with sweeping views of downtown Houston. Warm touches such as wood paneling and soft lighting are combined with modern elements like stained concrete floors, rusted steel, brushed aluminum, and brass and copper detailing. State-of-the art technology, multi-functional fixtures and ancillary suites allow for flexible configurations to tailor the space to your exact specifications. The Astorian can be arranged to host a variety of social engagements including fundraisers, birthday parties, concerts, corporate celebrations, and holiday events, amongst many others. From the lavish atmosphere to unparalleled service, The Astorian stands out as the venue of distinction and style for discriminating individuals that seek the very best. The team is ready to serve you and transform your inspiration into reality.
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Founded: 2013