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Sherman County, Oregon

Conservation, Cultivation and Clothespins in Sherman County, Oregon
The Wasco School, Wasco, Oregon
Oregon Trails, Rails & Roads in Sherman County
Auto Polo at the Sherman County Fair during the 1920's.
Moro School, Moro, Oregon. Date unknown.
This South Sherman Elementary School mural is now at Sherman County School. Photo by Jeremy Lanthorn.
Ferry crossing in the Grant, Oregon area in 1962.
Dinty's Motel and Gas, Biggs, Oregon. Date unknown.
Photo of Bethany Lohrey & Karolyn Kaseberg at Van-Gilder grave in Sun Rise Cemetery near Wasco, Oregon.
Sherman county farm near Wasco, Oregon.
CCC in Sherman County
The Wasco School, Wasco, Oregon
Oregon Trails, Rails & Roads in Sherman County
Auto Polo at the Sherman County Fair during the 1920’s.
Moro High School, Moro, Oregon. Date unknown.
This South Sherman Elementary School mural is now at Sherman County School. Photo by Jeremy Lanthorn.
Ferry crossing in the Grant, Oregon area in 1962.
Dinty’s Motel and Gas, Biggs, Oregon. Date unknown.
Bethany Lohrey & Karolyn Kaseberg at Van-Gilder grave in Sun Rise Cemetery near Wasco, Oregon.
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Welcome to Sherman County, Oregon: A Historical Collection

Born curious, I asked questions. I listened. One thing led to another, from learning about the Oregon Trail in fourth grade to researching family and local history, volunteering at the local museum and now sharing my collection of Sherman County history with you.

This collection is all about the people who lived in Sherman County, kept the church, cemetery and government records, made the art and monuments, preserved the stories about businesses, families, places and events, and encouraged my interest. It’s important to share this collection with you in honor of these record keepers and storytellers! It’s truly the work of many!  

Indeed, this site is the result of a lifetime journey with local people and local history, but it’s not everything!

For a wealth of additional information, be sure to visit the interpretive exhibits at the national-award-winning Sherman County Historical Museum in Moro, and explore the Sherman County Historical Society’s twice-yearly historical anthology.

Sherry (Woods) Kaseberg
Sherman County, Oregon – 4th generation

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