Historic and Modern Photos of Astoria, Oregon
Welcome to Astoria, Oregon
Staff and Boarders on Steps of Poysky Boarding House circa 1912 -- 1925
Children on the steps of the Poysky Boarding House circa 1912 -- 1925
Gillnet Boats Used in Salmon Fishing
 Label from a can of salmon from the Eureka and Epicure Packing Company, circa 1910 - 1920s. The bridge in the upper right hand corner is unusual; the Astoria-Megler Bridge that crosses the Columbia was built much later.
Astoria, Oregon with a view of the Columbia River, circa 1905
Map of the Great Astoria Fire of 1922
The Poysky Family Headstone
The Poysky Family Home on Grand Avenue in 2004
The Uppertown Firehouse as it appeared in 2004
The Poysky Boarding House as it appeared in 2004.
This effort is an on-going project, subject to the errors and omissions of all human activities. I gladly receive inquiries, corrections, additions and comments.
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Website Index
Introduction
Welcome Page: An Overview of this Website
Introduction to Mitochondrial DNA Mapping and My Genealogical Research
History
A Brief History of Finland
Biographic Time Line of John Poysky, Kaisa Greta Poysky, and Sofia Poysky
Sofia Määttä and Johan Pöyskö Familes in Finland, 1600s -- 1830
Sofia Määttä and Johan Pöyskö Familes in Finland, 1830 -- 1891
My Family in the Pacific Northwest, 1886 -- 1895
My Family in the Pacific Northwest, 1896 -- 1910
My Family in the Pacific Northwest, 1911 -- 1920
My Family in the Pacific Northwest, 1921 -- 1930
My Family in the Pacific Northwest, 1931 -- 1940
Poysky Estate Probate, 1936 -- 1940
My Family in the Pacific Northwest, 1941 -- 1950
My Family in the Pacific Northwest, 1951 -- 2000
Beaver Drainage District, Columbia County, Oregon, 1904 -- 2001
Family Tree Graphics to View on the Computer
Ancestors and Descendents of Hans Forbus (1622 -- 1710)
Ancestors and Descendents of Magdalena Nystedt (1729 --1756) and Johan Kranck (1704 -- 1784)
Children of Katarina Lagus (1728 -- 1782) and Johan Kranck (1704 -- 1784)
Ancestors and Descendents of Antti Määttä (1830 -- 1893) and Elsa Heikkinen (1840 -- 1926)
Parents of Sipi Määttä (1800 -- 1885)
Ancestors of Hans Forbus' First Wife (Name Unknown)
Ancestors of Hans Forbus' Second Wife, Ingeborg Lang (???? -- 1710)
Ancestors and Descendents of Kaisa Greta Kauppi Kontinen (1864 -- 1896)
Ancestors of Johan Pöyskö -- Later Known as John Poysky (1860 -- 1931)
Family Trees in PDF Format for Printing
Ancestors and Descendents of Hans Forbus (1622 -- 1710)
Ancestors and Descendents of Magdalena Nystedt (1729 --1756) and Johan Kranck (1704 -- 1784)
Children of Katarina Lagus (1728 -- 1782) and Johan Kranck (1704 -- 1784)
Ancestors and Descendents of Antti Määttä (1830 -- 1893) and Elsa Heikkinen (1840 -- 1926)
Parents of Sipi Määttä (1800 -- 1885)
Ancestors of Hans Forbus' First Wife (Name Unknown)
Ancestors of Hans Forbus' Second Wife, Ingeborg Lang (???? -- 1710)
Ancestors and Descendents of Kaisa Greta Kauppi Kontinen (1864 -- 1896)
Ancestors of Johan Pöyskö -- Later Known as John Poysky (1860 -- 1931)
Historical and Modern Photos and Maps
Family Photos from 1899 -- 1912
Family Photos from circa 1912 --1925
Family Photos from 1928 -- circa 1935
Family Photos from 1937 -- 1989
Historical and Modern Photos of Astoria, Oregon
Historical Maps of Clatsop County and Oregon State
Historical and Modern Maps of Finland and Sweden
Modern Photos of Heikkilä, Finland
Historical Maps of Cowlitz County and Washington State
Historical Maps of Virginia Colony and West Virginia
Navigating This Site, Links, and Contacting the Author
Surnames and Locations Found on this Site
Links and Web Rings
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Email Me
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Last updated July 2009
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Music: Jean Sibelius' 25th October, 1902 from Sibelius: Works for a Mixed Choir a capella (BIS CD-825) with the Jubilate Choir, Astrid Riska, conductor
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