Affiliates and Partners
History Near You
The Oregon Historical Society is thankful for the support of our Affiliate Members who make history come alive in almost every corner of our state. Members of the following Affiliate organizations may take advantage of $10 off membership in the Oregon Historical Society.
The Oregon Historical Society also supports the
Oregon Geographic Names Board, and is a proud partner in the
Oregon Folklife Network and on the OPB series,
Oregon Experience.
Oregon Geographic Names Board
The purpose of the OGNB is to supervise the naming of geographic features within the state of Oregon and to make recommendations to the USBGN,...
Learn MoreOregon Experience
From historical biographies to issues and events that have shaped our state, “Oregon Experience” is an exciting television series co-produced by...
Learn MoreOregon Folklife Network
Folklife encompasses the everyday knowledge, art, and lore passed within communities through imitation, conversation, and practice. Such arts,...
Learn MoreOregon Cultural Trust
The Oregon Cultural Trust’s mission is to lead in building an environment where cultural organizations are sustained and valued as a core part of
Learn MoreMuseum of the City of Khabarovsk
The Portland-Khabarovsk Sister City Association (PKSCA) fosters international friendship through cultural & educational exchange and to facilitate social & economic ties between the citizens of our two communities. As a part of this effort, the Oregon Historical Society is building a relationship with the Museum of the City of Khabarovsk.
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To register as an Oregon Historical Society (OHS) affiliate member, an organization must first meet the following eligibility criteria:
- The primary purpose of the organization must be for the study and preservation of Oregon history.
- The organization will provide adequate proof of its operating structure by submitting documents such as bylaws, constitution, and purpose or mission statements formally adopted by an appropriate governing body, provided the local Society's bylaws, rules and regulations do not conflict with the articles of incorporation or bylaws of the Oregon Historical Society.
- The organization must have a minimum of fifteen members.
- The organization will provide a list of all current officers and directors/trustees.
- To maintain active status as an OHS affiliate, the organization will continue to meet the eligibility criteria mentioned above, and provide updated information on its officers and Executive Director on an annual basis.
Please mail or email the completed application form (PDF) to:
Lisa Noah
Chief Operations Officer
Oregon Historical Society
1200 SW Park Ave.
Portland, OR 97205
or
Per OHS bylaws, affiliate membership must be approved by the OHS Board of Trustees, which meets on a quarterly basis. Letter confirming your membership status will be mailed/emailed to the organization as soon as board approval is received.