Talk:Vale, Oregon

Murals

Some images of the murals would be a nice addition to the article. Katr67 16:44, 4 April 2007 (UTC)

Sources

I'll add some possible sources here as I find them. The NRHP nomination forms include many details about the city's history as well as its architectural heritage. The buildings are possible photo ops. Finetooth (talk) 18:59, 8 July 2013 (UTC)

• Vale history – Ontario Chamber of Commerce
• Stone House Hotel NRHP nomination form – National Park Service
• First Bank of Vale NRHP nomination form – National Park Service
• Vale Drug Store NRHP nomination form – National Park Service
• Vale Grand Opera House NRHP nomination form – National Park Service
• Oregon Trail Historic District (Lytle Pass Area) NRHP nomination form – National Park Service
• Malheur County History with bits about Vale – Oregon Secretary of State
• Oregon Eastern Railroad – The Western Group
• The Oregon Eastern Railway, which runs 27 miles (43 km) from Ontario through Vale to Celatom, began in 1907 as the Malheur Valley Railway, which ran 13 miles (21 km) from Malheur Junction to Vale. Stations West: The Story of the Oregon Railways has a brief account of the early history of this line on page 96. I own a copy of this book and can cite it, if you like.
• Neal Hot Springs Geothermal Plant near Vale – The Argus Observer (Ontario, Oregon), March 2, 2013
• The 1999 edition of Geology of Oregon briefly describes the geology of the region near Vale. The Vale Fault is one of several parallel faults in eastern Oregon. The authors, Elizabeth and William Orr, say, "The Vale hot springs vicinity has a particularly high potential for geothermal resources." They were right. I own a copy of this book and can cite it if you like.
• Vale District home page – U.S. Bureau of Land Management

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