Mount Hood History

Mount Hood and Columbia River Gorge History

Motorcycle 8000' Up On Mt. Hood - Axel Kildahl motorcycle climb Mt Hood Oregon

Motorcycle 8000′ Up On Mt. Hood

Motorcyclist Makes An Altitude Record - September 13, 1914 Axel Kildahl Drives Machine Over Snow and Ice 7600 Feet Above ...
Achoff's Mountain Home, Marmot Oregon

Adolph Aschoff’s Humor

Adolph Aschoff's Humor - Jokes from another century The following account of the sense of humor of the legendary Adolph ...
A classic Lolo Pass Ski Trip from 1955

Lolo Pass Ski Trip

A classic Lolo Pass Ski Trip from 1955. Lolo Pass, on the west side of Mount Hood takes a route ...

The Mountain View Inn

The Mountain View Inn, Government Camp, Oregon This is the old Mountain View Inn under heavy snow in the 1940's ...
Mt Hood Skiway Tram

The Mt Hood Skiway Tram

The City Bus Tramway to Timberline Lodge It is 1947 and World War Two was over. Skiing was just getting ...
Guests at Tawney's Hotel, Welches Oregon

Tawney’s Mountain Home

In the early days the Welches Hotel wasn’t the only resort in the Salmon River Valley in the foothills of ...
Arlie Mitchell hunting

Arlie Mitchell Barlow Road’s last Tollgate Keeper.

Arlie Edward Mitchell, 89, thought to be the last living Barlow Road tollgate keeper, dies June 1. (1976) Mitchell died ...

The History of The Mt Hood Golf Course

The Mt Hood Golf Course - Nestled deep within the Salmon River Valley in the foothills of Mount Hood is ...
A Typical Steiner Cabin

George Pinner – Master Stonemason

George Pinner, Master Stonemason, Faubion Oregon George Pinner built most of the stone fireplace through the Mount Hood corridor during ...

Mount Hood History is a blog where I share the historical photos and ephemera that I have collected over the last several decades. My main collection consists of many old Real Photo Postcards but I seek out obscure photographs of landmarks that have come and gone on both the Mt Hood Loop Highway and the Historic Columbia River Highway.

I try my best to be accurate in my writing here but I am always glad to listen to the stories of others in hopes of receiving more information or another view of the history that I share here. Please use my Contact Page to get ahold of me for any inquiries.