Richard and America Bogle are among the first Black pioneers in Oregon, arriving in the Oregon Territory in 1843 and 1851, respectively, before settling in Walla Walla in the Washington Territory. The couple presided over a large and influential family ... Read the complete article
It’s never been easier to find photographs, videos, articles and more about Black History on the web. Here is a guide sure to interest people of all ages... Read the complete article
This last year saw dramatic improvements for one of Portland’s largest and most recognizable African American historical landmarks... Read the complete article
For many African Americans living in Vancouver, their roots in this community go back to the Kaiser Shipyards during World War II. With ample work in the Pacific Northwest, it was all the motivation these pioneers needed to leave the racial animosity of the Jim Crow South. They were among the first Black families to reside in Vancouver... Read the complete article
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