Skip to main content
Oregon History Project
Oregon History Project
Close
Home
Historical Records
Search 1000+ OHP archival records
History Project Exhibits
Some thoughts and examples about Oregon history
Narratives
Introductory narratives on Oregon written by Pacific Northwest historians
Interpretive Essays
Telling the history of Oregon using primary sources
About Us
About OHP, relevant resources, and narrative contributors
Educator Guide
Primary source guides and classroom resources
Oregon
History
Project
A project of
the Oregon
Historical Society
Refine Your Search
Site
Both Sites
Oregon History Project
Oregon Encyclopedia
Era
1792-1845 (Early Exploration, Fur Trade, Missionaries, and Settlement)
1846-1880 (Treaties, Civil War, and Immigration)
1881-1920 (Industrialization and Progressive Reform)
1921-1949 (Great Depression and World War II)
1950-1980 (New Economy, Civil Rights, and Environmentalism)
1981-Present (Recent Oregon History)
Oregon Country before 1792
Region
Cascades
Central
Coast
Columbia River
North Central
Northeast
Northwest
Oregon Country
Oregon Trail
Portland Metropolitan
Southeast
Southwest
Willamette Basin
County
Baker
Benton
Clackamas
Clatsop
Columbia
Coos
Crook
Curry
Deschutes
Douglas
Gilliam
Grant
Harney
Hood River
Jackson
Jefferson
Josephine
Klamath
Lake
Lane
Lincoln
Linn
Malheur
Marion
Morrow
Multnomah
Polk
Sherman
Tillamook
Umatilla
Union
Wallowa
Wasco
Washington
Wheeler
Yamhill
Theme
Agriculture and Ranching
Archaeology and Anthropology
Architecture and Historic Preservation
Arts
Black History
Education
Environment and Natural Resources
Exploration and Explorers
Folklife
Geography and Places
Government, Law, and Politics
Labor
LGBTQ
Literature
Native Americans
Oregoniana
Oregon Trail and Resettlement
Race, Ethnicity, and Nationality
Religion
Science, Medicine, and Technology
Sports and Recreation
Trade, Business, Industry, and the Economy
Transportation and Communication
Women
Subtheme
Africans
Basques
Biography
Black Americans
Canadians
Chinese and Chinese Americans
Cinema
Communications
Counties, Cities, Towns, and Neighborhoods
Eastern Europeans
Federal Government
Heritage and History
Institutions and Organizations
Japanese and Japanese Americans
Jews
Latinos and Latinas
Laws and Legal Action
Local Government
Maps and Mapmakers
Medicine
Middle Easterners
Military
Music
Natural Areas
Northern Europeans
Pacific Islanders
Performing Arts
Political Action
Recreation
Reservations
Roads, Trails, Lighthouses, and Bridges
Russians and Russian Americans
Science and Technology
South Asians
Sports
State Government
Transportation
Visual Arts
Western Europeans
1120 results
Women's Land Army
This 1944 photograph shows Mabel Mack, supervisor of the Oregon branch of the Women’s Land Army (WLA). The WLA was part of a World War …
Oregon History Project
Women's Suffrage Handbill
The Oregon chapter of the College Equal Suffrage League produced this handbill as part of a successful 1912 state campaign to give women the right …
Oregon History Project
Women Workers, Pacific Coast Biscuit Company
This photograph of three women packers at the Pacific Coast Biscuit Company was probably taken sometime between 1900 and 1905. The Pacific Coast Biscuit Company …
Oregon History Project
Wool Buyers at Shaniko
This photograph features wool buyers at Shaniko in eastern Wasco County. In 1910, the approximate date of this photograph, Shaniko was a major transportation hub …
Oregon History Project
Workers at Bonneville Dam Site, 1935
This 1935 photograph shows workers excavating volcanic rock at the construction site of Bonneville Dam on the Columbia River. Workers used jackhammers and explosives to …
Oregon History Project
Workers at the Umatilla Ordnance Depot, 1943
This photograph shows workers at the U.S. Army’s Umatilla Ordnance Depot stenciling and inspecting 155-millimeter artillery shells. It was taken by an Oregon Journal photographer …
Oregon History Project
Workers build patterns at Oregon Shipbuilding Corp., c.1943
This photograph comes from the Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation collection; it was likely part of the company's series of publicity photos it used in its various …
Oregon History Project
Workmen Battle Mud, Wolf Creek Highway
This 1936 photograph shows men building the Wolf Creek Highway, which later was renamed the Sunset Highway (US 26) in honor of a Portland area …
Oregon History Project
World War II
After the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, the war in the Pacific was even near at hand for those living on the …
Oregon History Project
World War II and the Post-War Boom
By 1940, with a war in full blaze elsewhere on the globe, the United States began to hum with global demand for its resources and …
Oregon History Project
«
1
…
110
111
112
»
Searching for articles...