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Lesson Eight: Settlement of the Oregon Boundary Question, 1818-1846

Champoeg in 1851	Map of Champoeg and Vicinity, c. 1840
Sketch by George Gibbs. Original in the Peabody Museum of Archaeology, Cambridge, Mass. Reproduced in Lou Ann Speulda, Champoeg: A Frontier Community in Oregon, 1830-1861 (Corvallis, Oregon State University, Department of Anthropology, 1988), 21. Return to Lesson Eight	Lou Ann Speulda, Champoeg: A Frontier Community, 8.

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