Oregon Caves Chateau Named One of America’s 11 Most Endangered Historic Places

Oregon Caves Chateau Named One of America’s 11 Most Endangered Historic Places The National Trust for Historic Preservation today recognized the national significance and urgent preservation needs for the Oregon Caves Chateau and named it one of America’s 11 Most Endangered Historic Places for 2025. The Chateau, one of the nation’s great historic lodges, is […]

Progress in Oregon: Recent National Register Listings and Nominations

The October meeting of Oregon’s volunteer State Advisory Committee on Historic Preservation (SACHP) recommended four nominations to the National Register of Historic Places be forwarded to the National Park Service for review. Additionally, in September, the Black Historic Resources in Oregon, 1788-2002, Multiple Property Document was officially listed in the National Register, opening the possibility […]

Hosted Successful “Expanding the Black Preservation Movement in Oregon” Symposium

The final culminating project of Restore Oregon’s Albina Preservation Initiative was achieved in September 2024 when we co-hosted this half-day symposium with Oregon Black Pioneers and Moreland Resource Consulting. We brought in a national inspirational speaker and historic preservation expert, Brent Leggs, to provide the keynote address and kick off the morning.  Brent is the […]

Erv Lind Field added to National Register of Historic Places

Restore Oregon cheered on the celebration event at Erv Lind Field! The plaque designating its listing in the National Register of Historic Places was unveiled! Pitches and games were played and dreams came true to honor these important untold stories.  This is the 3rd designation for LGBTQ+ history in Portland, elevating the history and significance […]

Lakeview’s Alger Theater Now Designated in the National Register of Historic Places

Restored marquee, Alger Theater.  Photo courtesy of Lakeview Community Partnership. Worker’s dismantled the Alger Theatre’s marquee and blade sign fr restoration funded in part by a 2020 Oregon Heritage grant.  Photo courtesy of Lakeview Community Partnership. Historic image of the Alger Theater.  Photo courtesy of Lakeview Community Partnership. Rural Lake County’s oldest movie theater and […]