Known as Oregon’s “golden age of aviation,” the 1930s ushered in faster and more affordable aircraft, offering new career opportunities for men and women. In “She Flies with Her Own Wings,” discover how the wonder of flight sparked...

This bilingual exhibition highlights the establishment, significance, and legacy of Colegio César Chávez, the first independent, four-year accredited Chicano/a college in the United States.

Experiences of migrant labor families working in the Willamette Valley during the 1960s are documented in this photographic exhibit. Captured by volunteers and staff for the Valley Migrant League’s newspaper, “Opportunity News,” the images...

This series of three original exhibitions, two on view at OHS, highlight influential works by Pacific Northwest artists from the Collections of Jordan D. Schnitzer and His Family Foundation. Featuring notable artists such as Louis Bunce,...

One hundred years after an expedition to map what would become the Oregon Skyline Trail between Crater Lake and the Columbia River Highway, geologist Jim O’Connor recreated 75 of the expedition’s original photographs. The new and historic...