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Flavel

Near Hammond, on the site of an old Indian village. This wanna-be port was intended to rival Astoria. In 1896, a hotel and a number of docks were built. The huge, three-story hotel had an adjoining building with a swimming pool, bowling alley and saloon inside. A tennis court and a riding academy were also on site. The town failed, and in 1918, Flavel was annexed to and absorbed by Warrenton.

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Hammond, Oregon

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