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Historical Markers

Men of Champoeg Marker, photo courtesy of Chemeketa Chapter, NSDAR
Marking an Old Trail. Photo courtesy of OSSDAR Daughter.
Riding Whip Tree. Photo courtesy of OSSDAR Daughter.
George Gay Marker. Photo courtesy of Champoeg Chapter, NSDAR.
Ewing Young. Photo courtesy of Champoeg Chapter, NSDAR.
Site of the First Settlement. Photo courtesy of Astoria Chapter, NSDAR.
Baker Log Cabin. Photo courtesy of Susannah Lee Barlow Chapter, NSDAR.
Laurelhurst Tree. Photo courtesy of Wahkeena Chapter, NSDAR.
Winnemucca to the Sea. Photo courtesy of Oregon Lewis and Clark Chapter, NSDAR.
Robert Newell Pioneer Village. Photo courtesy of Natasha Haas.
Colonel Cornelius Gilliam. Photo courtesy of Oregon State Society, NSDAR.
Coryell Pass. Photo courtesy of Oregon Lewis and Clark Chapter, NSDAR.
Fort Dalles, Surgeon's Quarters, Photo courtesy of Oregon State Society, NSDAR.
First Polk County Courthouse. Photo courtesy of Oregon State Society, NSDAR.
Site of the Capitol of Territorial Oregon. Photo courtesy of Winema Chapter, NSDAR.
Eulalona Indian Village. Photo Courtesy of Eulalona Chapter, NSDAR.
Pioneer Town of Belle Passi. Photo courtesy of Belle Passi Chapter, NSDAR.
Wreck of the Steamer Gazelle. Photo courtesy of Multnomah Chapter, NSDAR.
Fort Yamhill. Photo Courtesy of OSSDAR State Archives.
George Abernathy Historical Marker. Photo courtesy of OSSDAR Archives.
Tipton Mace Grave Marker. Photo courtesy of Umpqua Chapter, NSDAR.
Park Bench at Newell Pioneer Village. Photo courtesy of OSSDAR Daughter.
Robert Newell House, Photo courtesy of OSSDAR Archives.
Peter Skene Odgen
To Honor one of Those Patriots who on May 2, 1843 Founded the Provisional Government at Champoeg, Oregon. Chemeketa Chapter, NSDAR Nov. 2015
The 2012-2014 State Regent's Project created funding to promote historic preservation by the placement, repair, or replacement of NSDAR markers at historic sites throughout the State of Oregon.

OSSDAR chapters, combined their efforts to identify, catalog, and photograph new and existing markers or monuments to heighten public enlightenment.

These markers and monuments are at historic sites, important locations, and places of remembrance across the entire state of Oregon.
Photo Credit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Painted_Hills