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 ohn McLoughlin was
one of the most influential figures of the fur
trade and settlement periods of Pacific Northwest
history. Chief Factor of the Columbia District of
the British Hudson's Bay Company, he reigned as a
benevolent autocrat, befriended Americans, and
eventually became an American citizen at Oregon
City. This exhibit provides glimpses of
McLoughlin's life through documents held by the
Oregon State Archives.
Career
with Hudson's Bay Company
An
eventful second career
A
powerful legacy
Chronology
of events
Related
documents at the State Archives
Information
about the images
Additional
resources
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