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- Bemer Pague; a defender of "cycle paths" over a century ago (February 25, 2009)
[Editor's note: This is our second column by Oregon bicycle historian Eric Lundgren. He last wrote about T. T. Geer, an Oregon Governor a century ago who was an early adopter of the bicycle for commuting and touring. This column is about the career of Bemer S. Pague, a weatherman, bicycle advocate, and lawyer from [...]
- Guest article: Oregon's first bicycling governor: T.T. Geer, 1899-1903 (February 16, 2009)
[Editor's note: Eric Lundgren is Oregon's preeminent bicycle historian. He is working on a book about Portland's "golden age of cycling," and has provided his historical perspective to this site in the past. He provided this article about our first bicycling governor in honor of the state's Sesquicentennial this week.]
Governor T.T. Geer(Image courtesy of theOregon [...]
