Oregon Responds to World War II: Send Us Your Oregon Home Front Memories

Send Us Your Oregon Home Front Memories

Help Us Preserve the History of the Home Front
If you (or someone you know) have memories of life in Oregon during World War II, please share them with us here. If you are a Japanese American who was evacuated from Oregon and interned in a relocation center, please use this form to tell your story. Submissions may become part of the permanent records of the Oregon State Archives and may be displayed in this exhibit.

Your name:

Your e-mail address (in case we need to clarify information):

Your phone number (in case we need to clarify information):

Your age in 1945:

Years that you lived in Oregon (e.g., 1933-1967):

Your gender:
Male Female

Do you have photographs that would help to illustrate the Oregon home front? If so, please briefly describe the quantities and subjects (e.g., about 50 photos of scrap drives, bond drives, and air raid drills):

If you have relevant photographs, would you allow us to make electronic copies of them? If so, you would receive high resolution electronic copies for free:
Yes No

Please share your memories here (use as much space as necessary):

May we display your memories and photographs in this exhibit?
Yes No

Next >>