But the strike enabled Oregon Journal's trustees to sell the paper, in defiance of its former owner's direct bequest, to the owners of the Oregonian...

Was the shooting of Donald Newhouse the action of a union thug, related to the strike at the Oregonian and Journal? Or...

The captain's desperate haste to get out to sea, combined with a terrible decision to cross the bar on the ebb, resulted in disaster...

As sailors melted away to take advantage of the opportunities in the new Oregon country, their captain sweated bullets; they could not be replaced. But...

WPA writer Sara B. Wrenn's 1939 oral history interview with Mrs. H.A. Lewis, granddaughter of the legendary Tabitha Moffat Brown...

ON THE MORNING of April 23, 1936, the city of Portland was proudly preparing to launch its new harbor-patrol and first-aid boat, the Jack Luihn....

In a country divided between slave states and free states just before the Civil War, Oregon was the only example of a third alternative....

Massive K-series airships were housed in the largest clear-span wood buildings in the world, near Tillamook....

As the Cold War spun up, federal government guarantees sent thousands of Geiger Counter-packing prospectors in Army surplus Jeeps scrambling...

WPA writer Sara B. Wrenn's short but interesting oral history interview with Mrs. John James of Lake Oswego...