English: Photograph of the Jacob Clearwater House, circa 1890. The northeast façade of the house is shown, featuring the Clearwater family.
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circa 1890
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NR Nomination file at the Oregon Historic Sites Database:
David and Deanna Larson (November 25, 2016) National Register of Historic Places Registration: Jacob Clearwater Farmhouse, Oregon, page 28. Available to download from Oregon Historic Sites Database listing.
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