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Portland, Oregon
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The society's museum is home to the only surviving American flag carried by the Lewis and Clark Expedition, a significant piece of American history.
The society boasts over 2.5 million photographs, providing a visual history of Oregon and the Pacific Northwest.
The museum's collection includes over 85,000 artifacts, many of which are from the indigenous tribes of the Pacific Northwest.
The Oregon Historical Society preserves the original 1857 Oregon Constitution, a foundational document for the state.
The library contains over 35,000 books, 25,000 maps, and 12,000 linear feet of documents, making it a treasure trove for researchers.
The society maintains an extensive collection of films and videos, documenting the cultural and historical narratives of Oregon.
The program includes thousands of interviews, capturing personal stories and experiences from diverse communities across Oregon.
