Rebounding Vengeance: An Indian Romance, and the Evolution of Newport, Oregon (Classic Reprint)

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Excerpt from Rebounding Vengeance: An Indian Romance, and the Evolution of Newport, Oregon

She first visited these shores in 1902, and a few years later she, with her family, took up her abode in picturesque Newport.

Purchasing a beautiful View lot they proceeded at once to erect their home, Highland Castle, which, when being built, was found to cover a portion of the old coast-wise Indian trail.

After taking up her residence here Mrs. Roper would so often ask for bits of the early history of New port, and was surprised to learn that no records had been kept of the past, and that all the knowledge to be gained about her present and future home was from word of mouth of a few of the old pioneers that helped to build this extreme western city.

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