Oregon-California Trails Association
The mission of the Oregon-California Trails Association is to protect the Historic Emigrant Trails legacy by promoting research, education, preservation activities and public awareness of the trails, and to work with others to promote these causes.
We are a non-profit, 501 (C) (3) association founded in 1982 with headquarters in historic Independence, MO and eleven chapters nationwide. For more information www.octa-trails.org.
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In the Archives - Episode 2
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[Full Length] Oregon Trail Historians Attempt the Video Game
Idaho Chapter & Treasure Valley Model A Club
4th of July Celebrations along the Trail
Historians React to Kevin Costner's "The West"
Setting up an Ox-Drawn Covered Wagon
Historic Places in Mundane Spaces - Salt Lake City Edition
Shoshone History Then and Now
Attempting to Survive The Oregon Trail
Can trail historians survive The Oregon Trail game?
Westward Expansion from 30,000 Ft: History That Doesn't Suck
Model A Tour of the Oregon Trail Back-Country Byway
Historians React 2: The Most and Least Accurate Trail Movies
Dogs Along the Trails: Tough Decisions at Elm Grove
Geological History of the Bonneville Basin: An OCTA Lecture
Historic Homes: Rice-Tremonti
Artifacts from the Archives
Trails at Horsehead Crossing on Pecos.
Part 2: How Independence and Kansas City Became Trailheads
Last Stand of Fort Lancaster: Defending Wagon Trains and Mail Carriers
How Independence & Kansas City Became Trailheads for the Oregon/California/Santa Fe Trails, Part I
From Carriages to Cars