Bridge Creek Unisex Cloak
The central motif of this pattern represents Bridge Creek. A Sometimes calm, and tempestuous place with a waterway running through Mitchelle, Oregon. This tiny town once held a thriving business district with rollicking saloons: once known as “Tiger Town,” the hillside of the residential area was known as “Piety Hill.” Today, Mitchell welcomes travelers to the John Day Fossil Beds, and the Painted HIlls. The layers of diamonds and zigzags topped by complex as well as the colorful hills represent the dramatic theology of these eastern Oregon landmarks
Bridge Creek Unisex Cloak
The central motif of this pattern represents Bridge Creek. A Sometimes calm, and tempestuous place with a waterway running through Mitchelle, Oregon. This tiny town once held a thriving business district with rollicking saloons: once known as “Tiger Town,” the hillside of the residential area was known as “Piety Hill.” Today, Mitchell welcomes travelers to the John Day Fossil Beds, and the Painted HIlls. The layers of diamonds and zigzags topped by complex as well as the colorful hills represent the dramatic theology of these eastern Oregon landmarks
Fully lined hooded cloak with a straight fit, raglan sleeves, welt patch pockets and four horn toggle closures.
Pendleton blankets: 82% Wool, 18% Cotton. Wool Cashmere facings and Silk Rayon peachskin lining.
The central motif of this pattern represents Bridge Creek. A Sometimes calm, and tempestuous place with a waterway running through Mitchelle, Oregon. This tiny town once held a thriving business district with rollicking saloons: once known as “Tiger Town,” the hillside of the residential area was known as “Piety Hill.” Today, Mitchell welcomes travelers to the John Day Fossil Beds, and the Painted HIlls. The layers of diamonds and zigzags topped by complex as well as the colorful hills represent the dramatic theology of these eastern Oregon landmarks
