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Leo Adler (1895–1993) was a newspaper and magazine seller from Baker City, Oregon, and founder of the Leo Adler Trust.[1]

The Adler House Museum, the former home of Leo Adler is now the Baker Heritage Museum's largest artifact. Learn the story of Leo Adler, Baker City philanthropist who donated millions to the people of Baker County in his will. The Adler house has been restored to his original splendor with original furnishings and interiors.

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  1. ^ Law, Adair (June 10, 2015). "Leo Adler (1895-1993)". The Oregon Encyclopedia. Retrieved June 6, 2017.

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