Historic Oregon City School to Table Mountain Wildflowers (Ultra HD+Sound)

Oregon City School is now a museum in Butte County, California.

The Oregon City School District in 1858 was split-off from the original Oregon Township District established in 1853 in the Messilla Valley. For a few years it was called the Franklin District until 1861 when the Cherokee District was split off and Cherokee built their own school. Oregon City School then acquired the name we know today. The current schoolhouse was built in February 1872. The district was later annexed to the Cherokee District in 1923 and the Oregon City school was closed as the population center shifted.

View a live camera feed of Lake Oroville with Table Mountain in the distance.

As always, choose Discovery mode and turn the sound ON for a more realistic and immersive experience. Choose Challenge mode if you are in a racing mood.

For your maximum enjoyment, this video was recorded and Uploaded in 4K Ultra HD