Historical Markers in Meacham, Oregon

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Historical Markers in Meacham, Oregon

1 ► Oregon, Umatilla County, Meacham — Emigrant Springs Oregon Trail Kiosk —

(Six panels dealing with the Emigrant Springs portion of the Oregon Trail are found beneath this kiosk) Lost Livestock Water is scarce in the steep, forested slopes of the Blue Mountains and is often found only at . . . — — Map (db m111537) HM

2 ► Oregon, Umatilla County, Meacham — Emigrant Springs State Park —

In the first week of January, 1812, a party of trappers and traders, members of the Astor Overland Expedition, crossed the Blue Mountains in this area. Traveling afoot in bitter cold, often waist deep in snow, they were the first white men in this . . . — — Map (db m111534) HM

3 ► Oregon, Umatilla County, Meacham — Meacham — Historic Oregon Trail —

First known as Lee's Encampment, from establishment of a troop camp by Major H.A.G. Lee in 1844, A.B. and Harvey Meacham operated famous "Mountain House" here, which gave the town its present name. In later years a famous railroad eating . . . — — Map (db m111530) HM

4 ► Oregon, Umatilla County, Meacham — Oregon Trail Memorial —

In Memoriam Erected 1925 by the Women's Community Club of Meacham, Oregon In honor of those who died Blazing the Old Oregon Trail — — Map (db m111528) HM

5 ► Oregon, Umatilla County, Meacham — The Intrepid Pioneers —

Dedicated to the memory of The Intrepid Pioneers Who came with the First Wagon Train In 1843 over the Old Oregon Trail And Saved the "Oregon County" To the United States. Erected by Old Oregon Trail Ass'n. July 4, . . . — — Map (db m111533) HM

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