Days Gone collectibles

Margaret Alice Miller - "The Guardian Angel"

A memorial plaque for Margaret Alice Miller, who helped found the town of Marion Forks. It stands inside the Old Pioneer Cemetery in the Cascade.

Mazama Falls - "The Silent Falls"

A plaque about the superstitions around Mazama Falls in the Crater Lake region. It stands near the falls.

Mazama Village - "The New Deal Projects"

A plaque about the 1930s New Deal work crews who rebuilt national parks. It stands in Mazama Village in the Crater Lake region.

McKenzie Pass - "Robber's Pass"

A plaque about McKenzie Pass, where highwaymen once robbed pioneer wagons. It stands along the pass in Belknap.

Memorial of The Unknown Mailman - "Pioneer Mailman"

A plaque about an unnamed mail carrier who froze to death on McKenzie Pass in 1877. It stands at the memorial site in the Belknap region.

Metolius Lava Cave - "Distillery Cave"

A plaque about lumberjacks who brewed moonshine in lava caves during Prohibition. It stands at the Metolius Lava Cave in Lost Lake.

Moon Trees - "Grown From Outer Space"

A plaque about trees grown from seeds that orbited the Moon on Apollo 14. It stands at Iron Mike's Camp in Lost Lake, so you can read it on any camp visit.

Outlaw Memorial - "The Oregon Legend"

A plaque about a gunfighter known as the Oregon Legend, who later went straight. It stands in Marion Forks in Belknap, at an old hotel and saloon he used.

Peaceful Lake - "Battle on the Misty Lake"

A plaque about the 1845 Battle of Peaceful Lake, when pioneers attacked a peaceful tribe by mistake. It stands at Peaceful Lake in the Cascade.

Peter Skene Ogden - "Fur Trade Warrior"

A plaque about Peter Skene Ogden, a fur trapper who explored Central Oregon in 1826. It stands at the Old Pioneer Cemetery in the Cascade, which also holds The Guardian Angel marker.

Rainbow Falls - "Path Of The Spirits"

A plaque about Rainbow Falls, a site sacred to local tribes that settlers fought over in 1846. It stands at Rainbow Falls in the Cascade.

Salome Hot Springs - "The Salt Springs"

A plaque about Salome Hot Springs, claimed in 1879 for a resort and once called the Salt Springs. It stands at the springs in Belknap, near Tucker's Hot Springs camp.

Snowbrush Ranch - "The First Alpaca Farm"

This Historical Marker stands at Snowbrush Ranch in the Iron Butte region. It describes the ranch as the first alpaca farm in Oregon.

Teller Cabin - "The Horror House"

A plaque about the 1857 killing of trapper Jessup Teller and his family. It stands at Teller Cabin in the Cascade.

The 45th Parallel - "The Halfway Point"

A plaque marking the 45th parallel, halfway between the Equator and the North Pole. It stands near Ripplebrook in Lost Lake.

The Lava Arch - "Lava River Cave"

A plaque about lava tubes and the Lava Arch, one of the shortest in the Cascades. It stands at the Lava Arch in the Belknap region.

The Phantom Ship - "The Ghost On The Water"

A plaque about the Phantom Ship, a rock island in Crater Lake that looks like a ghost ship in fog. It stands near the viewpoint for the island.

The Stagecoach Legend - "Rushing for Gold"

A plaque about a famed stagecoach driver who drove the California to Oregon route along what is now Highway 97. It stands in Chemult.

Three Fingered Jack Viewpoint - "Old Hot Fingers"

A plaque about Three Fingered Jack, an extinct volcano in the Cascade Range. It stands at the viewpoint in Belknap, next to the Fire Season Warning Sign.

Waldo Lake - "The Oregon Conservationist"

This Historical Marker stands at Waldo Lake in the Iron Butte region. It tells the story of John B. Waldo, an Oregon judge who fought to protect the Cascades.