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From Boom to Ghost Town: Cornucopia, Oregon - Paperback

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by Thomas T. Cook (Author)

"Ghosts, miners, prostitutes, Chinese, Basques, outlaws, politicians, and yet more ghosts - the Wallowa Mountains gold-mining boomtown of Cornucopia in Oregon's wild northeast corner saw it all. Thomas Cook told the story of 'Copia's' gold mine in his first book, The Cornucopia. Now he describes the wide-open frontier town that the mine created, and the historic ruins that cry out for preservation." - William L. Sullivan, author of Hiking Oregon's History and over twenty other books.

Author Biography

Thomas Cook's articles have appeared in publications such as Roseburg, Oregon's News Review. This is his second book, after The Cornucopia: Oregon's Richest Gold Mine. He is a retired educator and counselor living in Eugene and La Pine, Oregon.

Number of Pages: 130
Dimensions: 0.28 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: June 27, 2018
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