Timberline Lodge Mt Hood National Forest Oregon Altitude 6000 Feet Frame Style:Verdigris Frame rounded thing meant for drop-kicks

rounded thing meant for drop-kicks and rugby-style scrums

rimmed by snow-streaked cliffs where a collapsed volcano once stood

fixing Elmer Ellsworth at the foot of the Marshall House stairs as the Union's first celebrated casualty

issued nearly a hundred years after his death

Timberline Lodge Mt Hood National Forest Oregon Altitude 6000 Feet Frame Style:Verdigris Frame rounded thing meant for drop-kicksTimberline Lodge Mt Hood National Forest Oregon Altitude 6000 Feet arrives in hand hewn timber and stone the WPA's mountain hostelry crouched against Hood's southern flank, smoke curling from massive chimneys while skiers traverse snowfields six thousand feet up. A monument to Depression era craftsmen and Cascade grandeur, cataloged in linen postcards from the 1930s. About the Source Bella Frye curates American postcards from the great postcard golden