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This is a complete list, in alphabetical order, of the 158 names that are painted in the house and senate chambers of the Oregon State Capitol in Salem, Oregon, United States. Each person had some connection with Oregon's history.

Contents 1 House chamber 2 Senate chamber 3 References 4 Notes 5 External links

[edit] House chamber

John Quincy Adams William L. Adams Jesse Applegate [1] John Jacob Astor [1] Ira L. Babcock William J. Bailey Edward D. Baker [1] Forbes Barclay (Fort Vancouver) Samuel K. Barlow [1] Alanson Beers James Biddle Juan Francisco de la Bodega y Quadra Reuben P. Boise William R. Broughton Tabitha Brown [1] Peter H. Burnett [1] Jonathan Carver William Clark [1] James Cook [1] Ross Cox George Crook George L. Curry [1] John Day Pierre Jean DeSmet[1] David Douglas[1] Francis Drake[1] Thomas J. Dryer Abigail Scott Duniway Russel Farnham [2]

Thomas J. Farnham Gabriel Franchere[1] John C. Frémont[1] Joseph Gale[1] Joseph Gervais Addison C. Gibbs Robert Gray[1] William H. Gray[1] Robert H. Haswell Bruno Heceta David Hill Gustavus Hines Ben Holladay[1] Thomas J. Howell (pioneer botanist) Joseph Ingraham Washington Irving[1] Jacob Kamm James K. Kelly[1] J. H. Lambert (orchardist) David Leslie Meriwether Lewis[1] Étienne Lucier William P. McArthur[1] John R. McBride Ranald Macdonald Thomas McKay (guide), (builder of Fort Boise) Donald McKenzie (explorer) John McLoughlin[1] John Meares Joaquin Miller[1]

John Minto[1] Robert Moore Thomas Nelson Peter Skene Ogden[1] Cyrus Olney William H. Packwood James K. Polk[1] Orville C. Pratt Simeon G. Reed[1] Alexander Ross Sacajawea[1] Thomas F. Scott (bishop) George Simpson William A. Slacum Delazon Smith[1] Jedediah Strong Smith[1] William Strong David Thompson[1] David P. Thompson Jesse Quinn Thornton William G. T'Vault [1] George Vancouver[1] Daniel Waldo Joseph Watt (businessperson)[1] Daniel Webster[1] John Whiteaker[1] Marcus Whitman[1] Narcissa Whitman[1] James H. Wilbur Charles Wilkes[1]

[edit] Senate chamber

Henry L. Abbot (surveyor) George Abernethy[1] Martin d'Aguilar John C. Ainsworth[1] George H. Atkinson John Ball Thomas H. Benton[1] Francois Norbert Blanchet[1] John Boit Benjamin L. E. Bonneville[1] Asahel Bush Edward R. S. Canby[1] Harvey Clark Chief Concomly Thomas Condon[1] John H. Couch[1] Ramsay Crooks Matthew P. Deady[1] Marie Aioe Dorion George W. Ebbert Ezra Fisher John Floyd John P. Gaines[1]

Albert Gallatin[1] Cornelius Gilliam[1] Lafayette Grover William S. Harney Oliver Otis Howard William Hume[1] Wilson Price Hunt[1] Thomas Jefferson[1] Young Chief Joseph[1] William Keil Hall J. Kelley[1] John Kendrick Joseph Lane[1] George LeBreton John Ledyard Jason Lee[1] Seth Lewelling (developed the Bing cherry) Lewis F. Linn Asa L. Lovejoy Francois X. Matthieu Joseph L. Meek[1] James W. Nesmith[1]

John S. Newberry (surveyor w/R. S. Williamson party) Robert Newell[1] Joel Palmer[1] Samuel Parker[1] Juan Perez Francis W. Pettygrove[1] Robert Rogers Osborne Russell Harvey W. Scott[1] Levi Scott Philip H. Sheridan[1] Henry H. Spalding Robert Stuart Samuel R. Thurston Frances Fuller Victor Henry Villard[1] Lot Whitcomb[1] Elijah White[1] George H. Williams R. S. Williamson William H. Willson John Work Nathaniel J. Wyeth[1] Ewing Young[1]

[edit] References

This list is derived from Cogswell, Philip Jr. (1977). Capitol Names: Individuals Woven Into Oregon's History. Portland, Oregon: Oregon Historical Society.  The spellings are those listed in the book and may not reflect current usage.

[edit] Notes

[edit] External links

• Salem History.net Historic Figures
• Liberty ships built by Oregon Shipbuilding Co.

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