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I seem to remember in the past that there was a club library. If it still exists and someone in in charge, I'm seeking the book "Two Wheels North: Bicycling the West Coast in 1909". Or, if someon has a copy I can borrow for an article i'm writing for the Clark County Museum.


Scott, you are right, there was a club library. I was the librarian eons ago. Bringing the boxes of books to each club meeting got to be way too cumbersome. So, I listed all the books in a section of the website, if I remember correctly. Then if someone wanted to borrow one to let me know and I would bring it to the next club meeting. Since many books were outdated or not relevant anymore, the library was eventually sorted out and those books were brouht to a meeting for anymore to take what they wanted. I then "retired" as librarian and I don't remember what happened with the rest of the books.

I do remember the book "Two Wheels North. Bicycling the West Coast in 1909."  I read it and it was a fascinating read what those boys went through. Hopefully, someone will have that copy for you to read.

Mary Ann Teague

Scott The Fort Vancouver Library in downtown should be able to loan you a copy of the book. The staff are very helpful with search and you can put a hold on it .It's great. Great explanations of the rough terrain. Poor rural people.  Frank Cardinaux 

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Scott, you are right, there was a club library. I was the librarian eons ago. Bringing the boxes of books to each club meeting got to be way too cumbersome. So, I listed all the books in a section of the website, if I remember correctly. Then if someone wanted to borrow one to let me know and I would bring it to the next club meeting. Since many books were outdated or not relevant anymore, the library was eventually sorted out and those books were brouht to a meeting for anymore to take what they wanted. I then "retired" as librarian and I don't remember what happened with the rest of the books.

I do remember the book "Two Wheels North. Bicycling the West Coast in 1909."  I read it and it was a fascinating read what those boys went through. Hopefully, someone will have that copy for you to read.

Mary Ann Teague

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