What are some the historical sites in Oregon?

Astoria Column: Located in Astoria, the Astoria Column is a 125-foot-tall column that commemorates the Lewis and Clark Expedition. Completed in 1926, the column is made of concrete and features spiral reliefs depicting scenes from the expedition.

Crater Lake National Park: Crater Lake National Park is home to Crater Lake, one of the deepest lakes in the United States. The park also features several historical sites, including the remains of the Crater Lake Lodge, which was destroyed by fire in 1998.

Fort Astoria: Fort Astoria was a trading post established by the Pacific Fur Company in 1811. It was the first American settlement on the Pacific coast. The original fort was destroyed by fire in 1812, but it was rebuilt in 1925 and now operates as a museum.

Oregon Trail: The Oregon Trail was a network of trails used by thousands of pioneers traveling from the Midwest to Oregon in the 19th century. The trail passed through several Oregon towns, including Baker City, La Grande, and Pendleton.

Pittock Mansion: Pittock Mansion is a 22-room mansion built in 1914 for Henry and Georgiana Pittock. The mansion is located in Portland and is open to the public as a museum.