Irene Hazard Gerlinger of Dallas, Oregon founded the Dallas Public Library in 1905 in a room of the old Fireman's Hall, and in 1912, a building was constructed with local funds.
The library received a supporting grant for $10,000 on December 7, 1911, from Andrew Carnegie's Carnegie Corporation of New York. His corporation helped build 1,679 public libraries in the United States between the years 1883 and 1929.
The Oregon City Carnegie Library was granted funds of $12,500 on Dec 23, 1911, to build the building that still stands today and is use as the city library.
The Newberg Oregon Carnegie Library received a supporting grant for $10,000 from Andrew Carnegie's Carnegie Corporation of New York, on March 18, 1911. The building still serves as the city's public library, with a new addition built onto the old one in 1989.
The Gresham Oregon Carnegie Library was granted monies by the Carnegie Corporation of New York (an unknown amount but similar buildings were granted around $10,000 to $20,000) on Feb 21, 1901. The Tudor style building was completed in 1913. The library was moved to a newer and larger location in 1989, the building now serves the Gresham Historical Society as their museum.
Oregon State Library was created in 1905.
Oregon Public Library was created in 1909.
From Dallas, Texas to Portland, Oregon is 2128 miles From Dallas, Oregon to Portland, Oregon is 61.4 miles
You mentioned all cities named Dallas, but one look on a map and please find Dallas Oregon.
It is 304 miles from Crescent City, California to Dallas, Oregon.
The distance by road is 2097 miles from Dallas, Texas to Salem, Oregon.
The driving distance from Dallas, Oregon to Medford, Oregon is 242 miles.
The address of the Oregon Public Library is: 103 S Washington St, Oregon, 64473 9311
Portland, Oregon, the largest city in Oregon.