Oregon Experience
Sam Hill
July 02, 2009, 9:00 PM
Champion of grand roadways and monuments to peace, progress and culture, Sam Hill is one of Oregon's most important and legendary figures.
-
July 2, 2009
- Sam Hill
Champion of grand roadways and monuments to peace, progress and culture, Sam Hill is one of Oregon's most important and legendary figures.
-
Visit the site
-
May 21, 2009
- A Cuisine of Our Own
From Razor clam souffle’ to her famous currant teacakes -- Mary Beard loved to cook, and always with the freshest seasonal ingredients. Her son James embraced his mother’s passion for food. And even as the proclaimed “dean of American cookery” later moved away and traveled the world, James Beard would forever champion Oregon as a food-lover’s paradise.
-
Visit the site
Watch Online
-
May 14, 2009
- Kam Wah Chung
In the late 1800s, thousands of Chinese miners came to Eastern Oregon in search of gold. Among them were two men - Ing “Doc” Hay and Lung On - who opened a store and herbal apothecary called Kam Wah Chung. Though originally catering to their fellow Chinese, over time these two men attended to the medical needs of many, becoming highly regarded members of the community. Photo courtesy Kam Wah Chung State Heritage Site.
-
Visit the site
Watch Online
- Upcoming Programs:
-
Jul 9: Abigail Scott Duniway
The controversial newspaper editor and famed champion of women's rights.
-
Jul 16: William Gladstone Steel
The "Father of Crater Lake National Park" and the founder of the Mazamas.
-
Jul 23: Beervana
Watch a Preview
- Series Archive:
- A Cuisine of Our Own
- Kam Wah Chung
- Road to Statehood
- The Logger's Daughter
- Searching for York
- The River They Saw
- Civilian Conservation Corps
- Art Makers
- Lola G. Baldwin
- Leo Adler
- C.E.S. Wood
- The Beach Bill
- Beervana
- Oregon at War
- Beatrice Morrow Cannady
- The Braceros
- William Gladstone Steel
- Bill Bowerman
- Sam Hill
- Reub Long's Oregon Desert
- Abigail Scott Duniway
-
Celebrate Oregon's 150th birthday
Find out how at
oregon150.org
- Newsletter:
-
Sign up
for the Oregon Experience newsletter.




