River of Memory is a captivating read on the Columbia River before it was tamed by the 14 hydraulic dams that confine its flow today. Layman takes the reader on a journey from the river’s mouth on the Pacific coast of Oregon to its headwaters at Columbia Lake in eastern British Columbia. Magnificent black-and-white photographs of the river in its natural state—taken before the 1930s—give the reader a feel for the majesty of this great river. Accompanying Layman’s narrative are the wor


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