The historic Santiam Pass Ski Lodge will be the subject of this event. Dwight and Susan Sheets' presentation will cover its origin in the late 30’s, uses over the years, efforts for its restoration and the goals for its future. Come join us!
In honor of National Historic Preservation Month, the Three Sisters Historical Society is excited to be collaborating with the Deschutes Land Trust in giving tours that will combine both locations and share details on their colorful history and perspectives on why they are relevant and important today. Cost is free, but space is limited to […]
In honor of National Historic Preservation Month, the Three Sisters Historical Society is excited to be collaborating with the Deschutes Land Trust in giving tours that will combine both locations and share details on their colorful history and perspectives on why they are relevant and important today. Cost is free, but space is limited to […]
In honor of National Historic Preservation Month, the Three Sisters Historical Society is excited to be collaborating with the Deschutes Land Trust in giving tours that will combine both locations and share details on their colorful history and perspectives on why they are relevant and important today. Cost is free, but space is limited to […]
Three Sisters Historical Society (TSHS) will commemorate the July 15, 1901 filing of the platting of Sisters - the first town in what later became Deschutes County – by the new Crook County Clerk, John J. Smith, the original homesteader of the property. There will be live old-time music, costumed historical re-enactors, stories from the […]
THREE SISTERS HISTORICAL SOCIETY (TSHS) INVITES YOU TO JOIN ONE OF ITS GUIDED SISTERS HISTORIC LANDMARK WALKING TOURS! Available dates/times: Friday, July 29th 9:00 am Friday, August 12th 9:00 am Sunday, August 21st 2:00 pm Learn about Sisters history and listen to entertaining stories from your guide! Important information about the guided tours: 1. Reservations […]
THREE SISTERS HISTORICAL SOCIETY (TSHS) INVITES YOU TO JOIN ONE OF ITS GUIDED SISTERS HISTORIC LANDMARK WALKING TOURS! Available dates/times: Friday, July 29th 9:00 am Friday, August 12th 9:00 am Sunday, August 21st 2:00 pm Learn about Sisters history and listen to entertaining stories from your guide! Important information about the guided tours: 1. Reservations […]
THREE SISTERS HISTORICAL SOCIETY (TSHS) INVITES YOU TO JOIN ONE OF ITS GUIDED SISTERS HISTORIC LANDMARK WALKING TOURS! Available dates/times: Friday, July 29th 9:00 am Friday, August 12th 9:00 am Sunday, August 21st 2:00 pm Learn about Sisters history and listen to entertaining stories from your guide! Important information about the guided tours: 1. Reservations […]
Join Three Sisters Historical Society for an evening with Elizabeth Woody, Executive Director of the Museum at Warm Springs. This talented woman is an artist, writer, former Poet Laureate of Oregon, Native American community leader, and educator. Her work focuses on the history of her ancestors (Wasco, Yakama and Navajo), the rich Pacific Northwest landscape […]
TSHS invites you to join for one of their guided walking tours to learn more about Sisters history, locations of significant buildings, and fun stories about Sisters' past. Tour information: Starts at the Sisters Museum – 151 N. Spruce St. (next to the Chamber of Commerce). Length of tour is approx. an hour and the […]
"Cultural Stories & Artistry of a Native American" Aurolyn Stwyer of Warm Springs will be sharing her deep knowledge of the cultural heritage of her Celilo ancestry. She is a business and community leader known for teaching, lecturing, mentoring, and volunteering. She is an accomplished artist - including beadwork, textiles, jewelry, and dance - and […]
Join the Three Sisters Historical Society on a guided tour of approximately 1 1/2 hours, covering about 1 mile. Learn about Sisters history and listen to entertaining stories. Tours are free...donations are happily accepted. Reservations are necessary and can be made by leaving a message at 541-549-1403 or [email protected] with your name, the number in […]
Three Sisters Historical Society FIRESIDE SERIES IS BACK! MONDAY, OCTOBER 16 Water for a Thirsty Land: The Development of Irrigation in Central Oregon Steve Lent, historian at the Bowman Museum and well-known author, will be sharing stories and photos of the history of Central Oregon’s water usage. From early canals, dams, and development of irrigation […]
Stories & photos will be shared by Jack Carlson of Camp Sherman on this historic piece of Americana, aka the Hogg Railroad. Built from the Yaquina on the coast to Idanha, portions of the planned eastern extension up the Santiam were only partially built, but never completed. Our speaker will help us separate fact from […]
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