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Western novelist Zane Grey's Oregon cabin added to National Register of Historic Places

1.8K views · 14 reactions | Hollywood turned Zane Grey’s bestselling Western novels into blockbuster films, and in the 1930s the keen big-game-fisher visited Australia. Listen to this fascinating conversation with author Vicki Hastrich on the R.M.Williams OUTBACK podcast. https://bit.ly/48zDUOm | R.M.Williams OUTBACK magazine | Facebook