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The rise and fall of an American dynasty: How Astor family made their fortune from bloody fur trade and real estate empire - only to lose it all when one philanthropic heir discovered they were 'slumlords' and gave millions away - Vimarsana News

The rise and fall of an American dynasty: How Astor family made their fortune from bloody fur trade and real estate empire - only to lose it all when one philanthropic heir discovered they were 'slumlords' and gave millions away

The Astor name dominates New York City everywhere from Astor Place in Greenwich Village to Astoria in Queens and they were the wealthiest family in the United States at one point.

John Day River was named after an 1800s hunter. Here's his story - Vimarsana News

John Day River was named after an 1800s hunter. Here's his story

John Day was an experienced hunter hired to help the Pacific Fur Company along its westward trek.

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'Standing on the shoulders': Historic St. Louis Parish celebrates its 175th anniversary - Vimarsana News

'Standing on the shoulders': Historic St. Louis Parish celebrates its 175th anniversary

GERVAIS — Not all the scores of families who attended the 175th anniversary celebration of St. Louis Church in Gervais still live locally. But they were h

'Standing on the shoulders': Historic St. Louis Parish celebrates its 175th anniversary - Vimarsana News

'Standing on the shoulders': Historic St. Louis Parish celebrates its 175th anniversary

GERVAIS — Not all the scores of families who attended the 175th anniversary celebration of St. Louis Church in Gervais still live locally. But they were h

Oregon - Everything2.com - Vimarsana News

Oregon - Everything2.com

It was during the 17th and 18th centuries that the Europeans first started searching for the Northwest Passage, which was supposed to be a large river l...