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As the steward of Oregon's history, the Oregon Historical Society educates, informs, and engages the public through collecting, preserving, and interpreting the past.
Portland’s Audacious Champion Book Trailer
Bill Naito was the Portland-born son of Japanese immigrants who became one of the city’s most significant business and civic leaders. Hear author Erica Naito-Campbell, Bill’s granddaughter, discuss her new biography, “Portland’s Audacious Champion,” in which she shows how his story is also the story of Portland, the city he loved.
Learn more about Bill Naito and “Portland’s Audacious Champion” in Erica's recent talk at the Oregon Historical Society: www.ohs.org/events/portlands-audacious-champion.cfm
Learn more about Bill Naito and “Portland’s Audacious Champion” in Erica's recent talk at the Oregon Historical Society: www.ohs.org/events/portlands-audacious-champion.cfm
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Portland’s Audacious Champion
Просмотров 2704 месяца назад
How Bill Naito Overcame Anti-Japanese Hate and Became an Intrepid Civic Leader Recorded March 13, 2024. William “Bill” Sumio Naito (1925-1996) was a remarkable and visionary individual - the Portland-born son of Japanese immigrants who became one of the city’s most significant business and civic leaders. In this first biography, Erica Naito-Campbell, Bill’s granddaughter, shows how his story is...
A Window into Oregon's History
Просмотров 2538 месяцев назад
OHS’s Education and Programs Manager Katie Pearson and Oregon Black Pioneers Executive Director Zachary Stocks talk about the powerful educational resources that OHS makes accessible to teachers, students, and learners of all ages.
Santaland 2023
Просмотров 9328 месяцев назад
Generations of Oregonians have fond memories of the downtown Portland Meier & Frank department store’s Santaland. A ride on the iconic Monorail and a chance to sit on Santa’s lap became a Christmas tradition for many families. Following the closure of Macy’s downtown store (which purchased Meier & Frank in 2005), a small number of items from Santaland were donated to the Oregon Historical Socie...
Unearthing Oregon History: Tragedy at Tunnel 13
Просмотров 67010 месяцев назад
October 11, 2023, marks the 100th anniversary of Southern Oregon’s most famous true crime case: the attempted robbery of Southern Pacific Train 13 at Tunnel 13 in the Siskiyou Mountains. This crime has been heralded as the last great American train robbery, which is inaccurate on pretty much all counts. In reality, this botched robbery led to the death of four innocent men and the birth of Amer...
Conversations with Birders
Просмотров 30211 месяцев назад
As part of the exhibition "Birds of the Pacific Coast: The Illustrations of R. Bruce Horsfall," visitors can listen to interviews with local birders as they discuss their passions in a natural setting. "Birds of the Pacific Coast" is on view at the Oregon Historical Society September 22, 2023, through May 19, 2024. Learn more at: www.ohs.org/museum/exhibits/horsfalls-birds-of-the-pacific-coast.cfm
Our Unfinished Past: The Oregon Historical Society at 125 Case Installation
Просмотров 9611 месяцев назад
One of the final stages of creating an exhibition is installing objects and archival materials. For “Our Unfinished Past: The Oregon Historical Society at 125,” the museum services team wanted to highlight OHS’s collecting practices, and the ways that those practices and priorities have changed over time. In this timelapse video, you can see OHS staff members installing objects from two promine...
Passing It On-The Yasui Family and Japanese Americans in Hood River (updated)
Просмотров 373Год назад
Recorded at the Columbia Center for the Arts, Hood River, Oregon, on April 15, 2023. Join noted historian Dr. Linda Tamura in a discussion with Barbara Yasui and Maija Yasui on the history of the Yasui family. The program touches on the Yasui Brothers’ Store and the critical role the Yasui family played in shaping Japanese American history in their home of Hood River, Oregon. While the Yasui fa...
Making “Our Unfinished Past: The Oregon Historical Society at 125”
Просмотров 164Год назад
For 125 years, the Oregon Historical Society has preserved Oregon’s history through its collections, library, educational programs, exhibitions, and scholarship. This exhibition explores the people, events, and stories that have shaped our institution, reflecting on OHS’s complex history and its mission to be the collective memory of Oregon. In this brief time lapse, see the installation of 125...
Curator Chats: Uncovering “Our Unfinished Past” in OHS’s Research Library
Просмотров 180Год назад
Archival research is a critical part of building any exhibition, and we are fortunate at OHS to have access to the world’s largest collection of materials related to Oregon history through our research library. Since 1898, OHS staff have preserved a vast collection of photographs, manuscripts, oral histories, and film recordings that have been entrusted to our care. In our latest “Curator Chats...
Unearthing Oregon History-A Shirt is Worth a Thousand Words
Просмотров 318Год назад
In a new video for the “Unearthing Oregon History” series on Dear Oregon, historical archaeologist Chelsea Rose highlights a worker’s shirt held in OHS’s museum collection that is thought to have belonged to a Chinese railroad laborer. Rose examines the shirt and describes how this ordinary piece of clothing helps document Chinese history in the state and offers up-close, personal connections t...
“Brackeen v. Haaland” and the Indian Child Welfare Act
Просмотров 445Год назад
After a mid-1970s congressional investigation revealed that state agencies and courts were disproportionately removing American Indian and Alaska Native children from their families and communities and placing them in non-Native foster or adoptive homes or residential institutions, Congress passed the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA). The law has been largely successful, resulting in better outc...
Santaland 2022
Просмотров 617Год назад
Generations of Oregonians have fond memories of the downtown Portland Meier & Frank department store’s Santaland. A ride on the iconic Monorail and a chance to sit on Santa’s lap became a Christmas tradition for many families. Following the closure of Macy’s downtown store (which purchased Meier & Frank in 2005), a small number of items from Santaland were donated to the Oregon Historical Socie...
Behind the Scenes of the Oregon Vault
Просмотров 470Год назад
Go behind-the-scenes with OHS’s Deputy Museum Director Nicole Yasuhara in this video as she walks through the Oregon Vault, OHS’s secret storage site, and talks about why she loves her work to make OHS’s extraordinary collection accessible now and for future generations. Please help us continue to make history accessible to all; make a gift to share history today at ohs.org/donate.
Patchwork, Embroidery, and Applique: Rehousing Quilts in OHS’s Museum Collection
Просмотров 379Год назад
The Oregon Historical Society’s museum collection includes over 200 quilts, that document and highlight many aspects of the region’s history, provide a glimpse of women’s work over the past two centuries, and hold the memories of those who made and used them. In her recent blog post on “Dear Oregon,” Curator of Collections Helen Fedchak discusses a recent project to rehouse about 70 of the quil...
Curator Chats: Introducing “Our Unfinished Past: The Oregon Historical Society at 125”
Просмотров 180Год назад
Curator Chats: Introducing “Our Unfinished Past: The Oregon Historical Society at 125”
All About Access: Exploring OHS Collections Online
Просмотров 167Год назад
All About Access: Exploring OHS Collections Online
Mark O. Hatfield Centennial Celebration
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Mark O. Hatfield Centennial Celebration
Oregon’s Early Chinese American History and Portland’s Louie Chung
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Oregon’s Early Chinese American History and Portland’s Louie Chung
How Anti-Abortion Advocates Laid the Groundwork to Overturn Roe v. Wade
Просмотров 3132 года назад
How Anti-Abortion Advocates Laid the Groundwork to Overturn Roe v. Wade
Portland Jobs with Justice Panel Discussion
Просмотров 1442 года назад
Portland Jobs with Justice Panel Discussion
Freeze the Day! Oregon Winter Sports Athletes
Просмотров 552 года назад
Freeze the Day! Oregon Winter Sports Athletes
Good Work, Sister! A New Chapter in WWII Women’s History
Просмотров 1662 года назад
Good Work, Sister! A New Chapter in WWII Women’s History
“Meet Me Under the Clock” at the Oregon Historical Society
Просмотров 2922 года назад
“Meet Me Under the Clock” at the Oregon Historical Society
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Agenda 2025
This is so great! She is PURE.
My great grandfather
There is a huge difference between hearing Osho and hearing about Osho
Historical monuments bhagwan shree Rajnish aka osha ji 🙏😭 made a history made spritual heaven on earth rajnishpuram ji ❤❤🎉🎉miss you sadguru ji❤🎉😢
I loved her in the movie "Billy Jack"! It's nice to see that Jean moved on from the hippie-themed Freedom School and has moved into hippie-themed socialist/commie radio.
The trauma is at the hands of white supremacy and system genocide by white colonial structures. Go ahead and judge people fighting to survive the ongoing 500 year-long genocide. Maybe turn that judgement on yourself too. How do you benefit from the genocide of indigenous people? How has your family participated in the genocide? Why do your families live on prime land, used by indigenous people for thousands of years? When people say, I've been here for 250 years. I contemplate, your ancestors participated. We had no Schindler. As time passes, more will be exposed. This acceptance of genocide in the America's will lay the bedrock for a new humanity will create a new form of consciousness that can live with the crimes that killed 100 million indigenous people. This is the largest genocide in the history of the earth. It was so vast, the earth cooled when the genocide commenced.
Ridiculous comment about homeless people's lives being transformed by bringing them there then chucking them back onto the streets. She exploited them so they could vote increase the number of people voting. It was a political move End of. She's very good at repeating ideas that Osho spoke about to make it seem as if she had s lot of wisdom and insight. But she's just a good impersonator - she got plenty of practice whilst Osho was in silence and she was supposedly his spokeswoman. In the beginning I feel she was genuinely his devotee acting out of love, but it turned sour snd she got corrupted by power, jealousy and the influence of drugs.
This is crazy good quality for something from 1985
Oh my God
Rajneeshpuram rocks.
It's quite incredible watching osho's quality of listening when the interviewer is speaking, how rare to see someone listening with so much silence, and equanimity, no matter what the intent of the interviewer. I've also noticed that most of the interviewers start with some hostility from their preconceived notions, but their tone changes into love so quickly in his presence. A true master.
Brad Dimock, ruclips.net/video/Tuupzc4lvaY/видео.html
We are all gods or parts of one god. Osho God is an energy and verb called godliness. Osho
Fake city
I think the people interviewed in this video would be totally shocked today to see how .Portland has digressed and what the legalization of recreational drugs and the soft on crime policies has done to Portland. It seems like half the businesses downtown have closed because of it. Zombies walking around everywhere. Poop and needles on the sidewalks. Plus I see so many cars driving on the roads with their windows smashed out cause their car got broken into. Portlands saving grace is that it is still surrounded by much beauty, but is that enough of a reason to stay?
E stata la causa del avvelenamento di osho
Institutionalized trauma is still trauma. Yet, non-native people continue to judge tribal members for problems with drugs, alcohol, and violence in the home. Instead, we should see their dignity and perseverance in the face of suffering many non-natives will never know. Healing takes many generations and culturally appropriate support, which 1st people should get to define.
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Amber Heard' s grandma
I would see these ads during Portland Wrestling!
Wow my time era!
Look there's the elf that set up Santa
Great saint man like him become usa leader then world become peaceful
Osho great Leader of humanity ❤❤
Wow... 50 years ago this year. Jeez, it was a totally different world then. I bet none of those people would even think Portland would turn into a disaster, thanks in large part to the hugely failed DA Mike Schmidt, who was just recently beaten by Nathan Vasquez. This is a great old video...
Any RMC folks reading this comment who knew Deva Prevasi(?) would love to hear from you.
Thank Heaven for William O. Douglas. The narration is so culturally archaic, I burst out laughing several times.
4 to 4:45 min. Can somebody tell me whats the song's name ? Its so beautiful.
Thank.you.for.this.video.Its.so.nice.to.learn
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This was a Jonestown waiting to happen. I'm glad it didn't come to that.
No sheet music folks, straight from the heart and soul. What a ledgend!
Very nice 👍
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Why did you destroy such a heaven?
america was a poor country in case of knowledge, usa failed to consume these great knowledge, what can u expect from a capital and corrupted govt
I from India ❤❤❤❤
I loved living in Sellwood.
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Do you all happen to have any information on the St Agnes Foundling home in Oregon City? My grandmother was stolen from there in 1926. I'm hoping to obtain as much information on The Baby Home as possible.
You are bunch of bullies who bullied Bhagwan shree Rajneesh and looted his ranch ! Shame on you guys
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Give this place back to Jews as Bhagwan said . Shame Shame on Pope and puppets
Beautiful Just avoid getting ur hair in the ice cream buckets in the counter 😊
Just watched Wild Wild Country. I felt the only thing that made it feel like a cult is he was called "Bagwan" = God in Hindi, his followers venerated him excessively, there was profit involved, there were labels for the initiated, and the colors / uniforms came across as religious. But fundamentally, Rajneeshpuram feels like the life all of us crave. A close knit community, growing and harvesting your own food, living on the land rent free, being in harmony with nature, not having to prove and validate one's place on the earth, not having to work and grind for big corporations till you die. John Lennon said it best: "Imagine there's no heaven It's easy if you try No hell below us Above us, only sky Imagine all the people Livin' for today Ah Imagine there's no countries It isn't hard to do Nothing to kill or die for And no religion, too Imagine all the people Livin' life in peace You You may say I'm a dreamer But I'm not the only one I hope someday you'll join us And the world will be as one"
Mark Allen, who plays the father of the girl in the film, was the original "Sam Evans" in the 60s TV show "Dark Shadows."
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