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In addition to the great resources already mentioned as places to find information about Oregon's cultural history, The Oregon Encyclopedia of History & Culture is also available. The Oregon Encyclopedia is an online encyclopedia, www.oregonencyclopedia.org that is currently being created through a partnership of Portland State University and The Oregon Historical Society, and is specifically including entries on traditionally underrepresented communities in Oregon such as women, ethnic minorities, and Native Americans. It is also currently a forum for Oregonians to contribute topics that are significant in the past landscape of Oregon.

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