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Linfield College History: "Bricks Without Straw" Bricks without straw : the story of Linfield College / by Jonas A. Jonasson. This book on the history of Linfield College was published in . This book is available for check out by McMinnville residents.

Linfield College Historical Monument The Linfield College Historical Monumentлis located near Melrose and Riley Halls in the academic quad on the McMinnville campus. The monument is a bronzed etched reproduction of a 2 college newspaper announcing the re-naming of McMinnville College to Linfield College in honor of the Rev. George Fisher Linfield. The bronzed newspaper is inset in locally quarried basalt stone that was specially cut and sandblasted for this project. The monument was designed and created by Ezra Koch and Ruben Contreras, Jr. It highlights the pioneer history and Christian values of the historically Baptist college. It was presented by the last three surviving members of the class of 2.

McMinnville High School online annual 0-2001 This is a web version of a 0-2001 McMinnville High School yearbook.

Old Sunday School card A Sunday school card given out by the Yamhill Christian Church around .

Oregon Pioneers A site related to the Pioneers. This site includes lists of names of pioneers.

Pioneer Church History in Yamhill County A wonderful historical site includes pioneer pictures of local historic figures - a must see website.

Ron Tribbett's Yamhill-Carlton Class of '68 Reunion Webpage Ron Tribbett's Yamhill-Carlton High School Class of Reunion.

Yamhill County Historical Museum The museum is in Lafayette in an old church. It is run by the Yamhill County Historical Society.

Yamhill County Historical Photos A web site dedicated to local historic photos. This is a must-see website. The photos on this site are put in several categories: . Joe Dancer's Historic McMinnville Photographs . Historical Photographs of cities: Amity, Carlton, Dayton, Dundee, Lafayette, Newberg, McMinnville, Sheridan, Willamina, Yamhill . Other photographs: Farming, Logging, People, Schools, Roads and Highways, Other Places of Interest, and Railroads. The site is co-sponsored by the Yamhill County Board of Commissioners and the Yamhill County Historical Society and was created and is maintained by Yamhill County Surveyor Dan Linscheid.

Yamhill County Political Graveyard Historical political figures of Yamhill County.

Chinook Jargon and How to Use it This site is dedicated to the Chinook Jargon. Chinook Jargon is an old Indian Trading Language used to talk to English Traders. This particular site is scan of a book published in by George C. Shaw. It shows you how to use the language.

Directory at US Genweb for genealogical files submitted for Yamhill County Directory at US Genweb for genealogical files submitted for Yamhill County

Fort Yamhill Site has a small amount of information about Fort Yamhill - a blockhouse from this place sits in the Dayton Park.

Grace McCormac French - the Bird Lady of Yamhill County. "Grace McCormac French was the "Bird Women" of Carlton and Dayton. She died in ."

History related to Amos Cook from Lafayette This webpage has information related to Amos Cook from Lafayette. His house still stands in Lafayette and is on the national historic register.

Indian Languages of Western Oregon Information about Indian languages of Western Oregon.

Kalapuyan Indian Information This site have information about the Indians of this area - the larger group known as the Kalapuyan's of which the Yamhill Indians were a tribe.

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