The largest and most active Sons of Confederate Veterans Camp in the Northwestern United States.

Preserving culture and educating the public about the history, heritage, and spirit of the people at the end of the Oregon Trail.

Stimulate an interest in and preserve the history of the Fairview, Rockwood, Wilkes areas of East Multnomah County Oregon.

History of this Naval Air Station on the Western coast of Oregon with historic timber blimp hangars. Home to a World War II lighter-than-air squadron.

The oral history program at OHS was established in 1976 to create, collect, and preserve sound-recorded documentation of Oregon history.

Organizes forums for members to learn and discover Oregon's history by site tours, camp-outs, and supervised digs in the desert.

Historical records, correspondence and photographs dating back to the late 1800's are stored at the ODOT History Center.

The mission is to preserve the regional heritage of electric railway transportation as a living resource for the benefit of the present and future generations.

Preserving, collecting, and publishing Oregon's multicultural history through museum exhibitions, research collections, and publications.

A non-profit, all-volunteer organization dedicated to restoring, maintaining, and operating historic railway equipment of the Pacific Northwest.

The society is a non-profit organization which was formed in 1935 for historical and educational purposes.