Okanogan Country is steeped in history - of native Americans, fur trappers, cattle drovers, miners and farmers.
     You can visit ghost towns, museums, historical markers and battlefields. Learn about a man who was one of the first white men to live in Japan. View photos taken by a frontier photographer who recorded the day-to-day lives of cowboys, Indians and townsfolk in the opening decade of the 20th century.
     Explore cattle trails and the scars left by prehistoric floods. Check out sites on the National Register of Historic Places. Check out the story behind the building of Grand Coulee Dam.
     All their stories and more are here, in Okanogan Country.