A Look Back into Oregon's Past

Join us for an enlightening and immersive lecture with Bob Setterberg from the Oregon Historical Society as we explore the fascinating history of Oregon. This engaging presentation will take you on a journey through time, starting from the pre-human epochs that shaped the land, to the remarkable human advancements that followed. Discover the rich traditions and cultures of Native American tribes who have inhabited the region for thousands of years, and learn about their enduring legacy.

Bob Setterberg will guide you through the significant milestones in Oregon's history, including the epic Lewis and Clark Expedition, which opened the doors to Western exploration. We'll delve into the era of trapping and trading that played a crucial role in the region's development, and the monumental Oregon Trail, which brought countless pioneers seeking new opportunities in the West.

This lecture is not just a visual and auditory experience but also a tactile one. Attendees will have the unique opportunity to interact with historical artifacts, such as beaver pelts that were once a cornerstone of the fur trade, stunning thunder eggs, intricately woven baskets, and even a Woolly Mammoth tooth, offering a tangible connection to the past. Don’t miss this chance to deepen your understanding of Oregon’s vibrant history and its lasting impact on the present. Res $5/Non-Res $7