Carol Menken-Schaudt (1957–)

Carol Menken came to Oregon State University to study broadcasting, gra…

Charles Cutter, aka Chief Eagle Horse (1878–1938)

Charles Cutter, whose Tlingit name was Dockh-hoh-kharckh, was an actor …

Christmas Valley (community)

The unincorporated town of Christmas Valley (population approximately 1…

Cleveland Rockwell (1837-1907)

Cleveland Rockwell was a topographical engineer, cartographer, and arti…

Jim Hibbard (1936–2022)

Jim Hibbard was a principal founder of Blackfish Gallery, the first coo…

Joaquin "Chino" Berdugo (1850-1931)

Joaquin “Chino” Berdugo was a prominent vaquero leader and stockman in …

Linnton Plywood Mill

The Linnton Plywood Association (LPA) was a cooperative worker-owned mi…

Lisa Malinowski Steinman (1950–)

Lisa M. Steinman writes “to make sense of myself and the world,” she to…

Margaret Comstock Snell (1843–1923)

Margaret Comstock Snell was a pioneering domestic scientist who in 1889…

Marion Sayle Taylor (1889–1942)

Marion Sayle Taylor was the Voice of Experience, a radio personality wh…

Modoc Tribe

The Modoc are a thriving Indigenous people who live predominantly in no…

Obukan Judo Dojo

Obukan Judo, the oldest dōjō in Oregon, has had a presence in Portland …

Richard Steiner (1901–1975)

Richard Steiner was the senior minister of the First Unitarian Church i…

Rocky Butte

Rocky Butte is a 612-foot-high extinct cinder cone volcano in Portland,…

Santiago Ventura Morales Exoneration Case

In 1986, Mixtec farmworker Santiago Ventura Morales was wrongfully conv…

Seneca

Seneca is a small town in Bear Valley near the Blue Mountains and the M…

Skidmore Fountain

The Skidmore Fountain, dedicated on September 22, 1888, is the oldest p…

Sterlingville

Sterlingville was a mining boomtown at the headwaters of Sterling Creek…

Walter Alan Curtis (1941–2023)

Walt Curtis was an Oregon writer, painter, and literary activist and—in…

William "Bill" Bradbury (1949-2023)

William “Bill” Chapman Bradbury III served in Oregon politics and publi…