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People Like Us

A countywide nonprofit supporting Wallowa County’s 2SLGBTQIA+ community.

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Wallowa Lake and the mountains, seen from the county park at the north end. Regional landscape context for this record.
Wallowa country

Wallowa Lake and the mountains, seen from the county park at the north end. Regional landscape context for this record.

Gary Halvorson, Oregon State Archives · 16 May 2012 · CC BY 4.0 · Image & source ↗
Follow the organization’s own notices for current programs and participation arrangements.

The organization describes support groups, education, regional connections and financial assistance. Its own website is the source for this account; participation or membership is not inferred for any individual.

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From the photograph collection

The wider landscape.

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A road, fence, and open prairie on the Zumwalt.View photograph
Zumwalt Prairie

A road across the prairie

Rick Swart, Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife2015-11-15
Glacier Peak reflected in Glacier Lake, in the Eagle Cap Wilderness.View photograph
Eagle Cap Wilderness

Glacier Peak, reflected

Matthew Tharp / U.S. Forest Service2012-08-11
The Wallowa Wild and Scenic River, photographed in May 2017 by the Bureau of Land Management.View photograph
Wallowa River

Wallowa Wild and Scenic River (34998394195).jpg

Bureau of Land Management Oregon and Washington2017-05-25
The larger story

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The Wallowa River, shown as regional landscape context. Portraits and historical photographs remain with their original collections.
An atlas essay Beyond the familiar account

Many ways of belonging

At Maxville, workers could share a job while their families were separated by race. Later accounts of migration, exclusion, and welcome show why belonging in Wallowa County has never had just one meaning.

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