If you want to know more, check out these sites...
- Arcadia Publishing, publisher of the Image of America series of photographic history books
- Bush House Museum, for information on the house and events
- Deepwood Museum & Gardens, for information on the house and events
- FindAGrave.com, the registering site for grave location all over the United States
- Gilbert House Children's Museum, located in a complex of historic buildings
- Grant Neighborhood Association website
- Heritage Programs Division, Oregon Parks & Recreation Department (includes SHPO)
- Keizer Heritage Museum, information on the settling of "Keizur"
- Lee Mission Cemetery, where many of the Willamette Methodist Missionaries are interred.
- Lord & Schryver Conservancy, preserving the home, office and garden of landscape architects Elizabeth Lord and Edith Schryver
- Online Historic Photograph Collection, Salem Public Library's database of historic photographs from five collections
- Oregon Encyclopedia, an authoritative and free resource on all things Oregon
- Oregon Historic Newspapers, University of Oregon's database of historic newspaper articles
- OregonPioneers.com, Stephenie Flora's database of Oregon pioneer history
- Polk County Historical Society, website for Polk County Museum and Historic Brunk House & Farm
- Powerland Heritage Park (formerly Antique Powerland), huge complex of transportation-related museums and Brooks Historical Society, located in Brooks, Oregon
- Salem Ghost Tours, the website of Tim King's heritage tour
- Salem Historic Landmarks Commission (HLC)
- Salem Historic Resources Map
- Salem Online History, Salem Public Library project
- Salem Pioneer Cemetery, the original Independent Order of Odd Fellows "Rural" Cemetery
- SESNA Neighborhood Association website
- SHINE-Salem Heritage Network, Virginia Green's blogsite of historic resources and walking tours
- Silverton Country Historical Society, the depository for things historic for the Silverton area
- State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO), the State of Oregon's cultural heritage site with information on National Register properties, tax incentive programs, technical assistance for property owners, other heritage/cultural resources statewide
- Willamette Heritage Center, the complex of buildings and museums surrounding the Thomas Kay Woolen Mill, formerly known as Mission Mill