Retrofitting an old church in Turner, Oregon, into a brewery
What do you get when you take an 1800s church, a vision, and a love of beer? Angel’s Share Barrel House… Read More Retrofitting an old church in Turner, Oregon, into a brewery
Tag: Oregon History
Building renewal meets local food economy
Meet Darrell Roesbery, tire repairman and firebug. He managed to burn down quite a few buildings in the late 50s. … Read More Building renewal meets local food economy
Portland’s Nostalgic Coffee Fix: 1970s Bus Stop Reborn as Caffe Viale Kiosk
Read how an old Tri-Met bus stop in downtown Portland was retrofitted into a coffee kiosk.… Read More Portland’s Nostalgic Coffee Fix: 1970s Bus Stop Reborn as Caffe Viale Kiosk
May 5, 1945
I’m not usually a big fan of “this day in history” type posts, but it should be noted that on this day more than 60 years ago, the only civilian casualty on American soil of WWII happened right here in ol’ Oregon. According to the History Channel’s History.com: In Lakeview, Oregon, Mrs. Elsie Mitchell and… Read More May 5, 1945
Oregon small towns
Oregon: The ‘Small Town’ Capital Of the World. Cut. Print. New branding campaign. Feel free to use it, Oregon Tourism people. Seriously, I love the fact that Oregon is lousy with small towns that haven’t changed much over the years. This summer we’re heading to Colorado, which will bring us through my favorite part of… Read More Oregon small towns
Welcome to Lost Oregon – Long Live Stumptown Confidential!
Stumptown Confidential is dead. My files were lost when the host flipped some switch. All my posts? G-O-N-E. Sweet, huh? So, instead of Stumptown Confidential just dying I thought I’d keep the whole history thing going by combing both my history blogs. I’ve imported Oregon Roadside from Blogger to WordPress and will basically start from… Read More Welcome to Lost Oregon – Long Live Stumptown Confidential!
Lost Oregon 