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URL:https://kmun.org/events/local-history-talk-with-author-michael-leamy/
SUMMARY:Local History Talk with Author Michael Leamy
DESCRIPTION:The Lewis &amp\; Clark National Park Association is pleased to 
 announce an opportunity to meet author Michael Leamy on Sunday\, August 10
 \, 2025\, at 2:00pm\, in the Netul River Room of the Visitor Center at Lew
 is and Clark National Historical Park. Admission to the park is free for t
 his event.\n"Between the Dates\, Echoes from the Silent City that is Green
 wood" explores the history of the Lower Columbia River area\, drawing from
  records over a century old\, to tell the history of the area through the 
 stories of the ones who made that history. Some were prominent\, others we
 re more obscure. All now lie at historic Greenwood Cemetery\, south of Ast
 oria\, Oregon.\nGreenwood is a historic pioneer cemetery established in 18
 91.  It occupies a part of a donation land claim whose documentation was 
 signed by President Ulysses S. Grant.  The 30-acre cemetery lies on a kno
 ll overlooking Young's Bay\, and gives a panoramic view of the valley and 
 surrounding hills\, with views of the mouth of the Columbia River and the 
 Pacific Ocean.\nMichael Leamy was raised in rural Oregon as a farm boy whe
 re he accumulated a plethora of idea seeds to crunch into story form. He h
 as been a teacher in public schools\, private schools\, and home schools. 
 He has been a steamfitter\, plumber\, farmer and cemetery sexton. He and h
 is wife Lynda have been caregivers for Greenwood Cemetery for over forty y
 ears. Michael sees Greenwood as “the archive of the life stories of thou
 sands of people who lived\, labored\, and died in the Pacific Northwest.
 ” He has captured many of these stories in this book\, calling Greenwood
  the resting place for “heroes and scoundrels\, victims and victimized\,
  the prominent and the obscure.”\nThis event is sponsored by the Lewis &
 amp\; Clark National Park Association (LCNPA) and hosted at Lewis and Clar
 k National Historical Park. The Fort Clatsop Bookstore is a program of the
  LCNPA\, a nonprofit 501c3 supporting education at the park since 1963. Th
 e bookstore is located inside the visitor center at 92343 Fort Clatsop Roa
 d\, Astoria\, OR 97103 and online at FortClatsopBookstore.com &amp\; Lewis
 AndClarkNPA.org\n
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LOCATION:Lewis and Clark National Historical Park\, 92343 Fort Clatsop Rd\,
  Astoria\, OR\, 97103\, United States
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