Refine your search.
Search both the Oregon Encyclopedia and our partner site, the Oregon History Project.
3216 results
-
Gary Snyder (1930-)
Many think of Gary Snyder, Pulitzer Prize-wining poet and essayist, as primarily a Beat writer or as a member of the San Francisco Renaissance. Certainly …
Oregon Encyclopedia
-
Gasoline Plow Owned by George Hilderbrand
This ca. 1910 photograph shows George Hilderbrand operating a Hart Parr tractor and plow at his wheat farm near Wasco, in Sherman County. Hilderbrand, who …
Oregon History Project
-
Gay and lesbian rights movement
Before Stonewall
Before New York’s Stonewall Riots in 1969, the history of gay rights in Oregon, as in the United States generally, was one of …
Oregon Encyclopedia
-
Gazelle Disaster
The worst steamboat accident on the Willamette River happened on April 8, 1854, in Canemah, just above the Willamette Falls (now part of Oregon …
Oregon Encyclopedia
-
Gearhart
The coastal town of Gearhart, with a 2021 population of 1,793, faces the Pacific Ocean on the north shore of the Necanicum River estuary, opposite …
Oregon Encyclopedia
-
Geese over Lakeview
A map of Oregon’s high desert country is splattered with lakes; yet those who visit them may be in for a surprise. In the desert …
Oregon History Project
-
Gem Hotel, ca. 1918
In 1918, wartime housing shortages forced nearly a hundred people to accept crowded living conditions in the working class Gem Hotel in Portland. The hotel …
Oregon History Project
-
Gender and Landscape
Documenting the location of fish traps, gillnet grounds, fishwheels, canneries, dams, hatcheries, and environmental abasement is important, but to do so without taking a look …
Oregon History Project
-
Gendering American Indian Fisheries
While different bands of people in the area took salmon using many different technologies, generally men did the harvesting and women the preparation of salmon …
Oregon History Project
-
General Joseph Lane
Joseph Lane was Oregon’s first territorial governor and one of the state’s leading citizens from the 1850s until his death in 1881. A politician, soldier, …
Oregon History Project