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Ping Yang School near Marcola blown up three times with dynamite

Marcola · Marcola

Ping Yang School near Marcola blown up three times with dynamite

Last and most successful attempt, in 1909, rumored to have been made by students at school, who felt they needed a new building; others suspected to be work of a grumpy old pioneer and experienced "dynamite fisherman" who lived nearby Read Article

New exhibit brings the historic Oregon Trail to vibrant life

Florida, United States · Florida

New exhibit brings the historic Oregon Trail to vibrant life

For the hundreds of Americans who emigrated west along the Oregon Trail in the mid 19th century, there was no certainty. Starvation, disease or worse could very well take them as they made the treacherous 2,000-mile trek. George and Keteruh Belknap left their Iowa homestead April 10, 1848, with their small children, meager belongings, provisions and strong Methodist faith, and pointed their ox-drawn covered wagon westward. The Belknaps were farm…See the Story

Oregon gold-country legend: The solid-gold snuff can

Native American · Oregon

Oregon gold-country legend: The solid-gold snuff can

Is there anything to the story of the Native American man who came out of the woods every few years with a snuff can full of gold dust? Maybe Read Article

Dispute over reservation land lasted a century

Warm Springs Indians struggled from 1871 to 1972 to get back a piece of land taken as a result of a survey everyone admitted was in errorWarm Springs · Warm Springs Read Article

Central Oregon's legendary crystal cave: Is it real?

BEND, Ore. -- Somewhere in the high desert of central Oregon, there's a large cave lined with quartz crystals, which you can walk into. Where is it? There are people who know ... but they're not talking.Bend · Bend Read Article

Offbeat Oregon History: The "Hay Burner" riverboat on the Willamette

Hayburner storySalem, Oregon · Salem Read Article

Biggest meteorite ever found in U.S. came from West Linn, Ore.

Massive 16-ton chunk of iron was found by a neighboring property owner, who dragged it half a mile in an attempt to steal it; today it's in the American Museum of Natural History in New YorkWest Linn · West Linn Read Article

Underground city found in Pendleton potholes

Tunnels contained entire businesses and residences, once used by Chinese residents to avoid contact with liquored-up cowboys, now are a popular tourist attraction for the cityPendleton, Oregon · Pendleton Read Article

Lure of the sea brought Jimmy Bates -- and potatoes

Globe-trotting sailor chose Oregon to settle down and retire in; he'd first seen the state, and planted potatoes in it, in 1828 while his ship was being repairedOregon, United States · Oregon Read Article

After 80 years, Oregon Vortex still keeps experts guessing

Water seems to run uphill, and people's height appears to change from one end of a plank to another. Is it a fantastic optical illusion, or a mysterious force? Opinions varyGold Hill · Gold Hill Read Article

For Oregon pioneer family, highway robbers were lifesavers

Two armed men who apparently came to rob travelers helped pull them over the pass instead after discovering there were six children in the wagonTravel · Oregon Read Article

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