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This time capsule was sealed on September 15, 1989 and is set to be opened on September 15, 2089. The Heritage Hall dedication plaque also lists several different people and organizations from Oregon governmental departments to architects and…

This Katsura tree was planted in honor of Western Oregon State College (WOSC) parents on June 9, 1990. Native to China and Japan, this deciduous tree typically grows 40-60ft high. The rounded, heart-shaped leaves develop a "soft apricot-orange color"…

This plaque was a gift from the class of 1956 to honor the former Oregon College of Education President Roben John Maaske. It was previously housed in the old library located on the northeast corner of Jackson Street and Monmouth Avenue N. Currently,…

This plaque was a gift by the 1908 classes. It is a marble slab that is seven feet by two and a half feet. It reads "Oregon State Normal School" and has the dates 1882 and June '08. Hon. George W. Hawkin of Dallas, a friend of the school cut the…

This plaque was a gift from the graduating class of 1961. It used to hang over the fireplace in the Student Center. Now it hangs on the wall of the Den downstairs in the Werner University Center.

The plaque is made of brass and is in the shape of…

The dedication plaque is located at the southeast corner of the new grove, bounded by Ackerman Hall to the north and McArthur field on the south, the New Physical Education Center to the west and the Werner University Center to the east. The plaque…

Neal Wayne Werner was an integral member of the Western Oregon State College community. He began his presence at WOSC in 1980, creating murals around campus. In 1982, he was promoted to Coffee Shop manager at the College Center. By 1984, he was…

Jessica Todd served as Dean of Women, and was fundamental in making the dormitories "beautiful and inspiring places to live." Upon her retirement after nineteen years at Oregon Normal School, the board of higher education named the women's dormitory,…

Beneath the millstones, located between the north tennis court and the northwest corner of the west wing of Bellamy Hall, is a plaque. The plaque dedicated the tennis courts to the memory of the men of Oregon Normal School who enlisted for World War…

Plaque found inside a tree during the clean up after the Columbus Day Storm. The plaque was adhered to the maple tree which was the class gift of 1904. The tree grew around the plaque and lost until rediscovered while cutting up the fallen tree.

Physical Plant workers carefully cut into a maple tree that fell during the Columbus Day Storm. The plaque was adhered to the maple tree which was the class gift of 1904. The tree grew around the plaque and lost until rediscovered while cutting up…