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15. Print, Photographic - Copies: 1 ( 1 copy) "First brick builiding in Oregon, built in 1841 by Geo. Gay, located 11 miles norhwest of Salem, on the line between Polk and Yam- hill Counties, the brick being made on the ground." (front of copy)

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16. Print, Photographic - Copies: 2 ( 1 copy, 1 lamenated copy) "First brick builiding in Oregon, built in 1841 by Geo. Gay, located 11 miles norhwest of Salem, on the line between Polk and Yam- hill Counties, the brick being made on the ground. Photo by M.W. Earl" (front of copies)

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17. Print, Photographic - Copies: 5 ( 1 original on postcard, 4 copies) "First brick builiding in Oregon, built in 1841 by Geo. Gay, located 11 miles norhwest of Salem, on the line between Polk and Yam- hill Counties, the brick being made on the ground. - - - To By M.W. Earl Polk Co. / Yamhill Co." (front of original and copies) "George Gay House 1841" (back of one copy)

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