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James Cant Ranch, 1918 Oregon
James Cant Ranch, 1918 Oregon
The James Cant Ranch is a pioneer ranch complex in Grant County in northeastern Oregon, United States. To accommodate their growing family, an expanding livestock business and their many guests, the Cants undertook a major expansion of the ranch between 1915 and 1918, replacing most of the original building. As part of this expansion, Cant built a large main house that became the centerpiece of the ranch complex.
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  1918 James Cant Ranch House
1918 James Cant Ranch House
The National Park Service purchased 878 acres (3.55 km2) from the Cant family in 1975. This included the main ranch complex and adjacent ranch property along the John Day River. The National Park Service used the main house as a visitor center, museum, and office until the Thomas Condon Paleontology Center was built in 2003. The ranch complex is now used as an interpretive site, giving visitors the experience of an early 20th-century livestock operation. The main house and several of the other buildings are open to the public.
Today, the Cant Ranch offers visitors the opportunity to experience eastern Oregon’s ranching heritage. Because the ranch played an important role in the commercial and social development of the John Day River Valley, the Cant Ranch was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on 21 June 1984. This historic district covers approximately 200 acres (0.81 km2) along both sides of the John Day River. There are eleven historic buildings on the property.

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November 10, 2010

 

Ron McEwan
  Great still life in the first image and the house looks like the difference between the HAVES and the HAVE NOTS. Interesting history as well. WTG


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  An Excellent still life Denny! Jeff


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  Beautiful comp.colors and still life capture, Denny. Interesting history and beautiful old house.


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November 10, 2010

 

Robert R. Goodman
  Hi Denny,wonderful still life my friend.Beautiful setting and great info.Looks like a oasis in eastern Oregon.Outstanding capture!!!!


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Carrie M. Groseclose
  Such a warm and inviting still life Denny. This is beautiful!


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  Thank you very much Ron, Jeff, Tammy, Bobby and Carrie!


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Mike Clime
  Excellent still life with wonderful light, Denny!


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John Connolly
  Two excellent images and history Denny! Three cheers for all National Park Organizations!


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Monnie Ryan
  Beautiful place, Denny -- love the arrangement in your interior shot!


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Jack Ryan
  What a "scenic" location...well composed with excellent color and clarity...and the very interesting background info is an added plus. Very well done!!!


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  Thank you Mike, John, Monnie and Jack very much!!


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Ray Thoms
  Great looking place Denny....nicely taken!!!


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November 11, 2010

 
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  Thank you, Ray!


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Stan Kwasniowski
  Denny, enjoyed your history and the image


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November 13, 2010

 
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  Thank you very much, Stan!


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Marty Straub
  Very crisp and colorful interior, Denny.


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November 15, 2010

 
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  Thank you, Marty!


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