Explore the rich tapestry of the Pacific Northwest with William Denison Lyman's "The Columbia River: Its History, Its Myths, Its Scenery, Its Commerce." This meticulously researched historical account delves into the multifaceted story of the Columbia River, a vital artery of the region. From its breathtaking scenery to its crucial role in commerce, Lyman captures the essence of this iconic waterway.

Journey through the annals of the Columbia River's past, uncovering the myths and legends that have shaped its identity. Learn about the river's significance to Native American history and its pivotal role in the broader narrative of United States history. Lyman expertly weaves together the natural beauty of the river with the economic and cultural forces that have defined it.

This book offers a comprehensive understanding of the Columbia River's enduring legacy. Discover why this river remains a cornerstone of the Pacific Northwest's identity and a testament to the power of nature and human endeavor.

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