Days Gone collectibles

Architectural Memorial - "The Community Builder"

A plaque about an architect and folk poet who built bridges and cabins across the region. It stands in Sherman's Camp in Lost Lake.

Belknap Caves - "The Lava River Caves"

A plaque about how lava flows carved the Belknap Caves about 80,000 years ago. It stands at the Belknap Caves in the Belknap region.

Belknap Crater - "Belknap's Volcano"

A plaque about Belknap Crater, a small dormant shield volcano. It stands at Belknap Crater in the Belknap region, near the Captain Jack marker.

Berley Lake - "The Moon Country"

A plaque about NASA astronauts who trained on Central Oregon's lava fields before the Moon landings. It stands at Berley Lake in Lost Lake.

Bill "The Grey Fox" Miner - "Oregon's Worst Bandit"

A plaque about Bill Miner, the Grey Fox, a polite outlaw who was caught after nearly every job. It stands in Chemult on Highway 97, near the station where he was arrested.

Booker-Hicks Logging Camp - "The Wandering Timber Town"

A plaque about the Booker-Hicks logging company and its moving timber towns. It stands at the Booker-Hicks Logging Camp in Crater Lake.

Caldera Reservoir - "Bombs In The River"

A plaque about a deadly 1980 protest at the Caldera hydro dam. It stands at the Caldera Reservoir in the Cascade.

Camp Adair - "The War Games"

A plaque about Camp Adair, a World War II Army training base, and its big 1943 war games. It stands near the Cloudcap Overlook in the Crater Lake region.

Camp Pioneer - "The Grand Campsite"

A plaque about the Camp Pioneer campsite in Lost Lake. It stands at Camp Pioneer, where you also find the Meet The Campfire Cadets brochure.

Captain Jack - "The Modoc Warrior"

A plaque about Kintpuash, the Modoc chief known as Captain Jack, who led resistance in the Modoc War. It stands at Belknap Crater in the Belknap region.

Crater Lake - "The Native American Legend"

A plaque about the tribal legend of how Crater Lake was made in a battle between two gods. It stands along the rim of Crater Lake.

Crater Lake - "The Old Man Of The Lake"

A plaque about the Old Man of the Lake, a tree trunk that has floated upright in Crater Lake since the 1890s. It stands near the lake rim.

Crater Lake - "The Volcanic Lake"

A plaque about how Crater Lake formed when Mount Mazama erupted and collapsed. It stands at the Crater Lake Visitor Center, along with two Tourism collectibles.

Devil's Lake - "View Of The Cascades"

A plaque overlooking Devil's Lake in Iron Butte that points out the peaks of the Cascade Range. It works as a viewpoint guide to the mountains around you.

Gentleman Bandit Memorial - "Poetic Justice"

A plaque about the Gentleman Bandit, a stagecoach robber known for leaving poems behind. It stands near Chemult Community College on Highway 97.

Grotto Caves - "The Buried Caves"

A plaque about the Grotto Caves, where a killer doctor from Farewell dumped his victims in the early 1900s. It stands at the Grotto Caves in the Cascade.

Historical Markers

Historical Markers are 43 roadside plaques and memorial stones about real and invented Oregon history. You find them at lakes, caves, mines and lookouts in all six regions.

Indigenous Petroglyphs - "Stories in Stone"

A plaque about rock carvings left by indigenous people around 7,500 years ago. It stands at Shadow Lake in the Belknap region.

Iron Butte - "The Iron Mountain"

This Historical Marker stands at Black Mountain Ridge in the Iron Butte region. It explains how Iron Butte, an old extinct volcano, formed.

Iron Butte Meteorite - "Gift From the Sky"

This Historical Marker stands near Sugarpine Butte in the Iron Butte region. It marks where a huge iron and nickel meteorite was found in 1902.

Iron Butte Ranch - "The Summer Marsh"

This Historical Marker stands at the Iron Butte Ranch and golf course in the Iron Butte region. It covers the ranch's history from early peoples to resort.

Japanese Balloon Bomb - "The Casualties of War"

A memorial plaque for the people killed by a Japanese balloon bomb in 1945. It stands near McLoughlin Farm on Highway 97.

Lost Cabin Mine - "The Goldmine"

A plaque about the legend of the Lost Cabin Mine, a rumored gold strike from the Gold Rush era. It stands at the Lost Cabin Mine in Crater Lake.

Lucky Lad Mine - "The Gold Rush Mine"

A plaque about the Lucky Lad gold mine, dug in 1904 during a local gold rush. It stands at the mine in Lost Lake.