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"The Portland Museum is an educational resource that exists to collect, preserve, exhibit, interpret and enhance the culture and heritage of Portland."

Books

Changes at the Falls: Witnesses and Workers by Nathalie Andrews and Judy and Bill Munro-Leighton. This book, produced by Portland Museum, tells Portland's colorful 19th century social history through true stories and woodcut illustrations.
$10.00

Turnabout by Leon V. Driskell and Sue Terry Driskell—a chapbook of 11 poems printed at Portland Museum's Beech Grove press.
$10.00

The Tarascon Mill: Shippingport's great mill reconstructed in words, pictures and a model. by Portland Museum/Roosevelt Community School Inc.
$5.00

Nathan Coulter by Wendell Berry, rare signed edition.
$100.00

The Silent Sentinel: Old St. Patrick's Church by Doris and Joan Batliner. 150 years of the church's history including key people, events, geneaologies and photographs.
$20.00

The Great Flood of 1937: Rising Waters—Soaring Spirits, Louisville, Kentucky by Rick Bell. Photographs, articles, personal stories and more color this historical account of the most important flood in the Ohio River Valley.
$25.00

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