Oregon, Southern

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The materials included reference to the state of Oregon, newspaper articles about tribal rights, letters from the Indian Service, the payroll of the Indian Teamsters, and Douglas D. Martin's handwritten note cards.

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This colorful map depicts the entire state of Oregon. The map displays elevation changes throughout the state. The map's details include the locations of various landforms and bodies of water.

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Various publications from different season of the Oregon Cabaret Theatre

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The Joaquin Miller Chapel in the Oregon Caves is one of the more popular rooms with the tourists on their guided tour through these famous Marble Halls. The stalagmite in this picture is called Washington's Monument. (Oregon State Highway Department Photo LY-4613).

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"The Chapel" is the nickname given this large chamber in the Oregon Caves National Monument southwest of Grants Pass, Oregon. Thousands of visitors annually tour the marble caverns to see such odd geological formations as Paradise Lost, The Chapel, Neptune's Grotto and the Ghost Chamber. (Oregon State Highway Deparment Photo 7275).

Scope and Contents Tours through the Oregon Caves National Monument pass many huge, grotesque features such as the Grand Column which was formed by the gradual merging of a stalactite and stalagmite over the duration of millions of years. The Column has the largest diameter of any such formation in the Cave. The Oregon Caves National Monument is at the 4,000-foot level deep in the Siskiyou Mountains of southwestern Oregon. Located 20 miles east of Cave Junction, it is accessible by paved road, (Oregon State...

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A park ranger shows two visitors one of the caverns in Oregon Caves National Monument near Grants Pass, Oregon. Thousands of visitors annually tour the caves to see such geological formations as Paradise Lost, the River Styx, Neptune's Grotto and the Ghost Chamber. (Oregon State Highway Department Photo 7271).

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A park ranger shows two visitors one of the caverns in Oregon Caves National Monument near Grants Pass, Oregon. Thousands of visitors annually tour the caves to see such geological formations as Paradise Lost, the River Styx, Neptune's Grotto and the Ghost Chamber. (Oregon State Highway Department Photo 7271).

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The rustic Oregon Caves Chateau blends in with its forested surroundings high in the Siskiyou Mountains of southern Oregon. Reached by Oregon Highway 46 from Cave Junction, on U.S. Highway 199, the Oregon Caves National Monument each year draws visitors from throughout the country to marvel at the limestone-encrusted caverns and passageways deep within a mountain. (Oregon State Highway Department Photo 6822).

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Oregon Coast