Eugene Print Collection, 1900-1915 PDF

Overview of the Collection

Creator

Eugene Print Collection

Title

Eugene Print Collection

Dates

1900-1915 (bulk)
1880-1960 (inclusive)

Quantity

3.0 linear feet, (4 containers)

Collection Number

PH213

Summary

The Eugene Print Collection assembles images of the city of Eugene and its vicinity. The majority of the images date from the 1880s-1920s.

Repository

University of Oregon Libraries, Special Collections and University Archives.
UO Libraries--SPC, 1299
University of Oregon
Eugene OR
97403-1299
Telephone: 541-346-3068
Fax: 541-346-3485
spcarref@uoregon.edu

Access Restrictions

Collection is open to the public.

Collection must be used in Special Collections and University Archives Reading Room.

Languages

English

Overview of the Collection
Historical Note
Use of the Collection
- Restrictions on Use
- Preferred Citation
Administrative Information
- Processing Note
Detailed Description of the Collection
- Prints
- Albums
- Negatives
Names and Subjects

Historical NoteReturn to Top

The Eugene Print Collection is an artificial collection of photographs, primarily featuring buildings, landmarks, and streets in and around the city of Eugene. Not all of the persons depicted in the photographs are identified.

Use of the CollectionReturn to Top

Restrictions on Use

Property rights reside with Special Collections and University Archives, University of Oregon Libraries. Copyright resides with the creators of the documents or their heirs. All requests for permission to publish collection materials must be submitted to Special Collections and University Archives. The reader must also obtain permission of the copyright holder.

Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], Eugene Print Collection, PH213_[item number], Special Collections and University Archives, University of Oregon Libraries, Eugene, Oregon.

Administrative InformationReturn to Top

Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top

Series I: PrintsReturn to Top

Container(s)	Description	Dates
Box
1	PH213_002: No. 64, Willamette Ave. Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 5.5 x 3.5 inches View north on Willamette Street to Skinner's Butte, with trolley and Post Office. Men are walking along the sidewalks and in the street. CLH: Unknown Eugene photographer, OR	c. 1910
1	PH213_003: No. 80, Cockerline & Wetherbee Building, Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 5.5 x 3.5 inches The Cockerline and Wetherbee Building was located at the northweast corner of Willamette and Eighth. Dated 1930, probably c. 1910. CLH: Unknown Eugene photographer, OR	c. 1910
1	PH213_004: [Studio portrait of unidentified male cyclist with penny-farthing bike.] 1.0 photographic print 4.25 x 6.5 inches Frank A. Rankin was a commercial photographer active in the Eugene area 1880-1891 who bought out the studio of A.L. Jackson. Source noted as Kerns Chambers, Class of 1895. Picture acquired by UO Library on July 17, 1945. Rankin, Frank A. of Eugene City, OR	1880-1891
1	PH213_006: Eugene Souvenir Pamphlet 1.0 sheet Includes a Eugene street scene, Timber scene, Hop Yard, and the University of Oregon. From the Singer Souvenirs of Portland Series. Eugene Guard	c. 1900
1	PH213_007: Oregon Electric Celebration, Eugene. 1.0 photographic print 5.5 x 3.25 inches Crowd at depot greeting first electric train, there are kids on the rail cars. This day is described as "The greatest day in the history of Eugene," drawing 25,000 people to the depot.	October 15, 1912
1	PH213_008: Oregon Electric Celebration. Eugene. 1.0 photographic print 5.75 x 3.25 inches Crowd at depot greeting first electric train. This day is described as "The greatest day in the history of Eugene," drawing 25,000 people to the depot.	October 15, 1912
1	PH213_009: [East Eugene and river from Judkin's Point.] 1.0 photographic print 5.5 x 3.5 inches Skinner's Butte at right, University at center. CLH: Unknown Eugene photographer, OR	c. 1910
1	PH213_010: Skinner's Butte. 1.0 photographic print 3.25 x 5.5 inches Taken from College Hill. View looking due north; residential area and part of downtown visible, with Skinner's Butte in the distance. CLH: Unknown Eugene photographer, OR	c. 1910
1	PH213_011: No. 2 M.E. Church, Eugene, Oregon. On Willamette Street. 1.0 photographic print 5.5 x 3.5 inches The Methodist Episcopal church at 10th and Willamette. CLH: Unknown Eugene photographer, OR	c. 1910
1	PH213_012: No. 79 Steel Bridge over the Willamette River, Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 5.5 x 3.5 inches CLH: Unknown Eugene photographer, OR	c. 1910
1	PH213_013: Carnegie Public Library, Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 5.5 x 3.5 inches The Eugene Public Library was located at the corner of Willamette and 11th from 1906 to 1959. It was a Carnegie library but this building is no longer extant. Wilson, C.D. of Cottage Grove, OR	c. 1910
1	PH213_014: The Old Livermore home, E. 11th St., Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 5.5 x 3.5 inches Three storey wood sided building behind a picket fence. This is the Old Livermore home, located on East 11th Street, Eugene, Oregon. The 1892 directory lists the occupant/owner as Leonard R. Livermore, a farmer.	c. 1890
1	PH213_015: No. 7. Bible University, Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 5.5 x3.5 inches View of a three storey brick building. This building is now the administration building of Northwest Christian College. CLH: Unknown Eugene photographer, OR	c. 1910
1	PH213_016: Hendricks Park, Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 5.5 x3.5 inches View of a path in Hendricks Park. Signed "CLH", possibly Clarence L. Huntingon, Portland 1898-1903. CLH: Unknown Eugene photographer, OR	c. 1910
1	PH213_017: The City of Eugene. Launched at Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 7 x 5 inches View of the "City of Eugene" sternwheel ferry, built in Eugene. The ferry was operated unsuccessfully by Isaac Gray and Eugene Transfer Company, taking trips from Salem to Eugene from May 1899 to February 1900, then sold. Reverse of card says, "Credit Lane County Historical Society (negative at Dotson's Photo Shop). Published in Lane County Historian, Winter, 1969. Lane County Historical Society (Or.)	October 1898
1	PH213_018: Covered bridge during flood stage of Willamette. 1.0 photographic print 5 x 7 inches Credit Lane Historical Society, Dotson negative. Lomax.	c. 1900
1	PH213_020: [Cockerline-Weatherbee building.] 1.0 photographic print 5.5 x 3.5 inches View of the exterior of the Cockerline-Weatherbee building with a "The Heart of Eugene" decoration on the front of the building, and a crowd gatehred on the street. Caption on reverse reads: "The decoration on the front of a store at the celebration, October 15, 1912, Eugene, Oregon. Heart was red, letters-white, & flags all around it. It was pretty."	October 15, 1912
1	PH213_021: No. 44. Eugene. Presbyterian Church. 1.0 photographic print 5.5 x 3.5 inches View of the brick Presbyterian Church. Located at 10th & Pearl. This church was designed by John Hunzicker in 1907. CLH: Unknown Eugene photographer, OR	c. 1910
1	PH213_022: Float, 1st Congregational Church. 1.0 photographic print 5.5 x 3 3/8 inches View of parade float of the 1st Congregational Church of Eugene. This float won 3rd Prize. On board the float are Dr. Paul Scangler, Margaret S. Higginbotham, Juanita Wilkins Kruse, and Adah McMurphy Gaylord.	c. 1915
1	PH213_023: No. 22. Patterson School, Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 5.5 x 3.5 inches View of exterior of three storey Patteson School in Eugene. Caption on back reads: "Ida Patterson, Prin. West side Alder, between 12th & 18th. Ca. 1910." CLH: Unknown Eugene photographer, OR	c. 1910
1	PH213_024: Progress of the Church of Christ, Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 3.5 x 5.5 inches Three separate views of the Church of Christ, Eugene, Oregon. Bottom, 1867-68, 9th and Pearl. Middle, 1896-97, 11th and Willamette. Top, current structure, built 1910-1911 at 11th and Oak. Published by "O.E. Hemenway, Artist, Springfield, Ore." Back carries a green 1-cent stamp, "Industry-Agriculture for Defense." Imprint of Fred Lockley. Hemenway, Oscar E.	1911
1	PH213_025: East 11th St. Eugene. 1.0 photographic print 3.5 x 5.5 inches View of East 11th St. Eugene. Showing a trolley car and tracks, with trees lining each side of the street. Stanleys of Eugene, Or. (pub)	c. 1915
1	PH213_026: Southern Pacific Depot, Eugene, Oregon 1.0 photographic print 5.5 x 3.5 inches View of the Southern Pacific Depot, Eugene, Oregon. The depot is located at Fourth Street. This view of the depot includes porter at train, crowd and bicycles. Stanleys of Eugene, Or. (pub)	1909
1	PH213_027_1: Residence of John Straub, East 11th St., Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 5.5 x 3.5 inches Craftsman shingle-style residence at 651 East Eleventh. Straub (1853-1932) was Dean of the University of Oregon. Post card to Horace Sutherland, Lorane, Oregon.	January 27, 1919
1	PH213_027_2: Residence of John Straub, East 11th St., Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 5.5 x 3.5 inches Post card to Lela Griffis, Kansas, from grandparents. Message mentions flu. Duplicate.	1910
1	PH213_028: No. 9. Post Office, Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 5.5 x 3.5 inches View of the Eugene Post Office at Fifth and Willamette. It was replaced in the 1930s. CLH: Unknown Eugene photographer, OR	c. 1910
1	PH213_029: 11633. Odd Fellows Building, Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 3.5 x 5.5 inches View of the Hall of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows (I.O.O.F.) White Temple, East 9th, NW corner Oak. Designed in 1909 by John Hunzicker. Acmegraph Co., Chicago	c. 1913
1	PH213_030: General Hospital, Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 5.5 x 3.5 inches View of the General Hospital, Eugene, Oregon. The hospital was located on College Hill. Hill, W.J. of Eugene, OR	c. 1910
1	PH213_031: Skinner's Butte, Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 5.5 x 3.5 inches View of Skinner's Butte, Eugene, Oregon, from building south of butte. Shows bell tower. Signed "CLH." CLH: Unknown Eugene photographer, OR	c. 1910
1	PH213_032: Woodrow Wilson, Our Next President. 1.0 photographic print 3.5 x 5.5 inches View of parade on street with banner over street reading "Woodrow Wilson, Our Next President." There is a crowd along the side of the street watching a fire truck and a band.
1	PH213_033: Post Office, Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 5.5 x 3.5 inches Hill, W.J. of Eugene, OR	c. 1910
1	PH213_034_1: Woodland scene near Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 5.5 x 3.5 inches Duplicate of image PH213_034_2. Acmegraph Co., Chicago	c. 1910
1	PH213_034_2: Woodland scene near Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 5.4 x 3.4 inches Acmegraph Co., Chicago	c. 1910
1	PH213_036: Campus, U. of O., Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 5.5 x 3.5 inches	January 27, 1913
1	PH213_037: No. 37. A beautiful Residence Street, Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 5.5 x 3.5 inches View of a residential street, looking down the sidewalk, with a streetcar on one side of the street and houses on the other side. Sprouse & Son of Tacoma (pub)	c. 1910
1	PH213_038: St. Mary's Episcopal Church. 1.0 print 5.5 x 3.5 inches View of St. Mary's Episcopal Church, located at 7th and Olive, Eugene, Oregon, with the Congregational Church in the background. Portland Post Card Co. (pub.) of OR	c. 1910
1	PH213_039: [Picture of a home] 11th and Patterson. 1.0 photographic print 5.5 x 3.5 inches View of two storey, wood-sided house at 11th and Patterson, Eugene, Oregon.	c. 1910
1	PH213_040: No. 8. Eighth Street, Looking west. Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 5.5 x 3.5 inches Street car tracks are in the street, and business line each side of the street. CLH: Unknown Eugene photographer, OR	c. 1910
1	PH213_041: Avenue Exchange Saloon, Pardee F. Hall, 563 Willamette Ave. 1.0 photographic print 5 x 4 inches Several men and children are standing on the wooden sidewalk in front of the building.	c. 1910
1	PH213_042: Court House and new Osborne Hotel, Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 5.5 x 3.5 inches Kropp Co., E.C. of Milwaukee	c. 1910
1	PH213_043: Depot Fountain. 1.0 photographic print 4.25 x 6.5 inches View of the Depot Fountain. Erected by the Women's Auxiliary, Eugene Chamber of Commerce; President, Alberta S. McMurphey. Signed "JH."	November 1909
2	PH213_044_1: Eugene, East 16th Street. 1.0 photographic print 9.5 x 6.75 inches View from farmlands towards Skinner's Butte.	c. 1910
2	PH213_044_2: Eugene, East 16th Street. 1.0 photographic print 8 7/8 x 6.5 inches West of Skinner's Butte; shows Lincoln High School.	1909
3	PH213_045: View of 11th Street, Eugene. 1.0 photographic print 9 x7 inches Showing a street car, with a house partially visible to one side.	1909
2	PH213_046: Eugene, Oregon: view from airplane. 1.0 photographic print 6.5 x 4.75 inches By Linn Drug Company. Print is mounted on board. Linn County Drug of OR	1914
2	PH213_048: Osborn Hotel, Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 9.75 x 6.25 inches View of the Osborn Hotel, Eugene, Oregon, during its construction.	1910
2	PH213_049: Delivery of berries, Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 6 x 8 inches Man with horse drawn wagon full of berries. Wagon is on dirt street next to a picket fence. A boy stands behind the fence. Mounted on black paper.	1899
3	PH213_050: [Shelton home on Skinner's Butte] 1.0 photographic print The Shelton-McMurphey family were influential citizens of Eugene. The house is now a museum.	c. 1915
2	PH213_051: Interior of S. H. Friendly Store, Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 8 x 6 1/8 inches Interior view of a dry goods mercantile located at 594 Willamette. Sam H. Friendly was an active supporter of the city and the University of Oregon, and a Eugene street is named for him. Mounted on white backing.	c. 1910
2	PH213_052: Home, Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 7.25 x 4.75 inches View of Queen Anne cottage with large tree beside, Eugene, Oregon. Mounted on a display card signed R. A. Rankin, Eugene City, Oregon. Frank A. Rankin was a commercial photographer active in the Eugene area 1880-1891. Bought out the studio of A.L. Jackson. Rankin, Frank A. of Eugene City, OR	c. 1910
2	PH213_053: [Interior of a bar] 1.0 photographic print 8 x 6 inches Shows a bartender and a patron. Mounted on black board backing.	c. 1910
2	PH213_054: Booth-Kelly Mills; Springfield, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 7.5 x 5 inches View of the Booth-Kelly Mills lumber mill yard, Springfield, Oregon. The first Booth-Kelly mill was built in Springfield in 1902. It burned in 1911 and was rebuilt, closing briefly during the depression. The company was bought out by Georgia Pacific in 1959. Mounted on board.	c. 1910
2	PH213_055: Seavy's Hopyard, near Eugene. 1.0 photographic print 7.75 x 3.5 inches On Seavey Loop, near Mt. Pisgah. Hops harvesting was a communal and social effort. A former harvester reports that the Seaveys had a dance hall with a Victrola on Mt. Pisgah for their workers. Photographed by Ansel F. Hemenway. Acquired by UO Library, 1943. Hemenway was resident of Eugene in 1902. Hemenway, Ansel F.	1900
2	PH213_056: Willamette Street looking north, Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 5.75 x 4 3/8 inches The Lane County Bank Building is visible. Photographed by F. A. Rankin, copy is courtesy of Oregon Historical Society. Rankin, Frank A. of Eugene City, OR	c. 1891
2	PH213_057: Booth Kelly planing mill, Springfield, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 8 x 6 1/8 inches Interior.	May 28, 1914
2	PH213_058: Skinner cabin 1.0 art original 9 x 5.25 inches Line drawing of the Skinner cabin done by Phoebe Kensey. This is the property of Miss Pauline Walton, 433 East Broadway, Eugene, Oregon. Photograph belonged to Miss Pauline Walton, Eugene, Oregon.	undated
2	PH213_059: United States Fidelity and Guarantee 1.0 photographic print 9.75 x 7.5 inches Interior of the United States Fidelity and Guarantee, with three men behind a large counter. Standing at counter: A. Y. Hovey, President; Blaine Hovey, Assistant Cashier; Lester G. Hulin, Cashier.	c. 1910
2	PH213_060: Post Office, Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 8.5 x 6.5 inches View of the newly constructed Post Office, at the corner of 5th and Willamette. Photographed by Oscar Hemenway. Mounted on black paper backing. Oscar E. Hemenway was a commercial photographer who resided in the Eugene area 1909-1911. He was also a professor of botany at the University. Hemenway, Oscar E.	1910
2	PH213_061: I.O.O.F. Hall, Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 9.5 x 6.5 inches View of the "new" hall of the Independent Order of Oddfellows (I.O.O.F.) at 8th and Willamette. Designed in 1909 by John Hunzicker. Photographed by Oscar Hemenway. Oscar E. Hemenway was a commercial photographer who resided in the Eugene area 1909-1911. He was also a professor of botany at the University. Hemenway, Oscar E.	1909
2	PH213_062: I.O.O.F. Hall, Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 7.5 x 9.5 inches View of the hall of the Independent Order of Oddfellows (I.O.O.F.) at 8th and Willamette. Designed in 1909 by John Hunzicker. There are several men with bicycles in front of the building. Photographed by Oscar Hemenway. Very poor condition. Oscar E. Hemenway was a commercial photographer who resided in the Eugene area 1909-1911. Hemenway, Oscar E.	1909
2	PH213_063_1: Lincoln School, Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 8 x 5.5 inches View of the Lincoln School, corner of Monroe and 10th, during construction. The building still stands but was converted into apartments in the 1980s. Provided by Mrs. Mabel McClain. Acquired by Library in 1944. Mounted on black paper.
2	PH213_063_2: New Lincoln School, Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 8 3/8 x 6 3/8 inches View of the Lincoln School, corner of Monroe and 10th, during construction. The building still stands but was converted into apartments in the 1980s. On cloth board backing.
2	PH213_065: [Large, unidentified wooden frame home with boardwalk in front.] 1.0 photographic print 8 x 6.5 inches View of the exterior of a large, unidentified wooden frame home with boardwalk in front. Probabaly the Delta Delta Delta house.	undated
1	PH213_066: Geary School, Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 5.5 x 3.5 inches Exterior, Fourth and Madison streets. Postcard is marked as "Published for E. Schwarzschild, Eugene, Ore. Made in Germany by M. Rieder, Los Angeles." Schwarzschild, E. of Eugene (pub)
2	PH213_067_1: [View from Skinner's Butte towards Spencer's Butte.] 1.0 photographic print 9 x 7.25 inches Shelton-McMurphy house in the foreground. Two copies.
4	PH213_067_2: [View from Skinner's Butte down Willamette to Spencer's Butte.] 1.0 not yet determined 2.9 x 2.4 inches Shelton-McMurphy house in the foreground.
2	PH213_068: Mr. and Mrs. Edgar E. DeCou. 1.0 photographic print 5.25 x 7 inches Studio portrait of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar E. DeCou, June 16, 1898. Portrait by Spencer of Evansville, Wisconsin.	June 16, 1898
2	PH213_069: Lane County Jail. 1.0 photographic print 5.5 x 7 inches Exterior.	undated
2	PH213_070_1: Row boat of Frank L. Chambers at the Ferry Street Bridge. [2 copies] 1.0 photographic print 7 x 5 inches Passengers identified as P. E. Snodgrass, Amy Snodgrass, Mary Chambers Brockelbank, F. L. Chambers, and Fred Chambers. There are also bicycles in the boat with the passengers. Picture on board backing.
2	PH213_071: Courthouse shortly after completion. 1.0 photographic print 5 x 7 inches Exterior view of the Lane County Courthouse. On board backing.	1907
2	PH213_072: Street-car pulled by mule, at comer of Willamette and Broadway. [2 copies] 1.0 photographic print 8 x 10 inches Copy of a newspaper photograph and short article entitled "Riding the Buses in the Gay Nineties!" Picture shows a man operating a horse drawn street car.	1895
3	PH213_073: Eugene Business College. 1.0 photographic print 8.25 x 6 inches Interior view of Eugene Business College classroom with young men and women. Shows desks and writing paraphernalia. Gift from Laurence S. Hunter. On board backing.	January 11, 1903
3	PH213_074: Griggs Home, 11th Street near Pearl and High. 1.0 photographic print 8 x 6 inches Exterior view of wood sided home built by Tirrell Hunter. First house built by Tirrell Hunter, building contractors. On board backing.	1906
2	PH213_075: Exterior of S. H. Friendly store. 1.0 photographic print 9 3/8 x 7.75 inches Jesse Cohen, J. T. Nicklin, S. H. Friendly, and A. T. Cockerline are standing outside of the storefront on the sidewalk.	1898
2	PH213_076: View of first house built in Lane County. 1.0 photographic print 7.25 x 5 inches Elijah Bristow built this house in 1847. Several men and women are standing in the front yard and on the roof of this house. House no longer standing. Gift from Mrs. Luella Handsaker Bristow. On display board.
3	PH213_078: Meeting of the Eugene Commercial Club, Female Auxiliary. 1.0 photographic print 8 x 6 inches Llarge group of women, all wearing hats, is standing on the sidewalk with a storefront behind them. On board backing.	c. 1915
3	PH213_079: Lane County Courthouse. 1.0 photographic print 5.75 x 7.75 inches View of the exterior of the Lane County Courthouse.	undated
3	PH213_080: Eugene Post Office. 1.0 photographic print 9.75 x 7.25 inches Exterior, 5th and Willamette. On board backing.	c. 1910
2	PH213_082: Old Christian Church, Eugene. 1.0 photographic print 4.75 x 6 7/8 inches Exterior of the Old Christian Church, Eugene. This church was built in 1867-68. Located at Ninth and Pearl Streets. Membership 80. This building was used by First Christian congregation until 1897. On paper backing.	1867-1868
3	PH213_083: View from Skinner's Butte. 1.0 photographic print 8 3/8 x 9 inches Trees on skyline are painted in to provide definition. Received from Oswald Garrison Villard. Photograph taken by A. H. Wulzen. On board backing, no border. Albert H. Wulzen was born in Germany and came to San Francisco in 1856. He began his photographic career in 1871. He moved to Portland in 1878. Wulzen, Albert H., 1844-1917	1875
2	PH213_084: Post Office, Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 8 1/x7 inches Exterior of the Eugene Post Office. This is a Federal-style building, constructed c. 1910 at corner of 5th and Willamette streets.	c. 1910
2	PH213_085: Booth-Kelly Mills, Springfield. 1.0 photographic print 8 1/16 x 6.25 inches View of the buildings of the Booth-Kelly Mills, Springfield. View of eastern portion of Springfield in the background.	c. 1900
3	PH213_086: Looking southeast from McMurphey Mansion on Hill above Depot. 1.0 photographic print 8 x 5 inches View over snow-covered Eugene from Skinner's Butte, looking south. Shelton-McMurphy house is in foreground.
3	PH213_087: Group portrait. 1.0 photographic print 10.5 x 4.25 inches Studio portrait of nine women, including, Alberta Shelton [McMurphey] and Rose Midgley [Hollenback]. On board backing. Winter Photo-Company of Eugene City
2	PH213_088: Near 14th and 15th Streets. 1.0 photographic print 10.5 x 6.75 inches On backing paper. Copy print exists.	c. 1900-1905
2	PH213_088CP: Near 14th or 15th Street. 1.0 photographic print 10 x 8 inches	c. 1900-1905
2	PH213_089: Christian Church. 1.0 photographic print 6.75 x 4.75 inches	1909
2	PH213_090: First First National Bank Building. 1.0 photographic print 8 x 6 inches View of the interior of the First National Bank. The men numbered in the image are : No. 1 F. G. Hendricks, President; 2 S. B. Haiku, Cashier; 3 P. E. Snodgrass, Asst Cashier; 4 S. H. Potter, Bookkeeper; 5 S. H. Johnson, Bookkeeper. On backing board.	c. 1895
1	PH213_091: Red Top School, 88 Pearl Street. 1.0 not yet determined 6.2 x 5.1 inches E.P. Henderson and Marrietta Henderson Thurston in doorway. Students assembled in front of large clapboard house.
2	PH213_099: George Paramie's [?] 521, Springfield, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 9.5 x 7.5 inches Man seated at desk with telephone. He wears Homburg hat and three-piece suit with upright collar, and holds letterhead. Linen grained print.	c. 1910
2	PH213_101: McMurphy & Hallenbeck, 728 Willamette Street. 1.0 photographic print 5 x 7 inches Mr. Robert McMurphy in his real estate officeHe is seated at a desk, surrounded by office furnishings and equipment. There is a view across street to another building.	c. 1913-1915
2	PH213_102_1: View from H.C. Howe house on Skinner's Butte. 1.0 photographic print 8 x 10 inches This view is towards Hendrick's Park, showing mills and log pool, UO campus, bend in river. Two or three copies.	1901
2	PH213_102_2: View from H.C. Howe house on Skinner's Butte. 1.0 photographic print 8 x 10 inches This view is towards Hendrick's Park, showing mills and log pool, UO campus, bend in river.	1901
2	PH213_102_3: View from H.C. Howe house on Skinner's Butte. 1.0 photographic print	1901
2	PH213_103: Willamette Street. 1.0 photographic print 8 x 10 inches View of Willamette Street, Eugene. This view is looking north to Skinner's Butte along a parade route. Possibly the Heart of Eugene Celebration. Copy print included.	c. 1909, 1912
2	PH213_104: Catholic hospital on College Hill. 1.0 not yet determined 6 x 10 inches The building was razed in 1940.	1910
2	PH213_105: Alberta S. McMurphy. 1.0 not yet determined 5 x 8 inches Studio portrait of Alberta S. McMurphy posed in row boat with flowers and an umbrella. F.A. Rankin photo. Rankin, Frank A. of Eugene City, OR
2	PH213_106: Oregon National Guard. 1.0 not yet determined 5 x 8 inches Mounted officers of the Oregon National Guard posed in front of tent. Frank L. Chambers and George Yoran at right. By Eugene Photo Co. Eugene Photo Co.
2	PH213_107: [View of campus neighborhood in Eugene, looking west towards courthouse.] 1.0 photographic print 5 x 7 inches	c. 1910
2	PH213_108: William Grant Judkins. 1.0 photographic print 4 x 6 inches Studio potrait of William Grant Judkins [d. 1937], son of Edward Judkins, grandson of Thomas Judkins. He is wearing a fire or police uniform.
2	PH213_109: Hayden Bridge. 1.0 photographic print 5 x 8 inches View of the Hayden covered bridge.
2	PH213_110: Eugene, Oregon, west side. 1.0 photographic print 5 x 8.5 inches Photo by Winter. Gift of Edith Kerns Chambers, class of 1895. Winter Photo-Company of Eugene City	1890s
2	PH213_111: Eugene F. Skinner. 1.0 photographic print 8 x 10 inches Studio portrait of Eugene F. Skinner in his hunting costume, carrying the gun he used crossing the plains in 1845. Copy print, marked for prepress.	c. 1880s
2	PH213_112: [New Eugene Savings and Loan.] 1.0 photographic print 8 x 10 inches 5th and Willamette; occupants' advertising visible in the windows.	1900
2	PH213_113: Alfalfa field near Eugene. 1.0 photographic print 6 x 8 inches View of two men in an Alfalfa field near Eugene. Photograph taken at John Davis' place, Coburg road.	1910
2	PH213_114: [View of intersection at 11th & Willamette.] 1.0 photographic print 8 x 10 inches Looking towards Fairmount. Carnegie public library at center, four churches visible. Trolley tracks and telephone wires apparent.	c. 1920
2	PH213_115: [Elderly couple in sitting room.] 1.0 photographic print 4 x 5 inches Back signed "Luella Clay Carson," and has offprint of portrait of man. Carson was UO Dean of Women.
2	PH213_116: Eighth grade, Patterson School, Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 5 x 7 inches Eighth grade students at Patterson School posing on the front steps of the school.	1904-1905
2	PH213_117: Stuido portrait of Mr. Rice, Springfield pioneer. 1.0 photographic print 4 x 5 inches
2	PH213_118: YMCA Building, Willamette Street. 1.0 photographic print 6 x 8 inches Located at 1064 Willamette, next to a "Eugene-owned store" and City Hall. There are automobiles parked on the street. There is also an ad for YMCA on wall of the building.
2	PH213_119: Studio portrait of Dr. T.W. Shelton, first doctor in Lane County. 1.0 photographic print 5 x 8.5 inches Shelton came to Lane County in 1872 or 1873. Portrait by Rankin of Eugene City. Rankin, Frank A. of Eugene City, OR
2	PH213_120: Studio portrait of Mary Cook Skinner. 1.0 photographic print 8 x 10 inches Wife of Eugene H. Skinner. She named Eugene after her husband.	c. 1880s
2	PH213_121: S.H. Friendly store. 1.0 photographic print 5 x 7 inches Interior. Shown are customers, a clerk and the stock of the store.
2	PH213_122: East Broadway. 1.0 photographic print 5 x 7 inches Two men in wagon with new stove in back, posed in front of J.A Stansbire store. Note says "Springfield, not Eugene."	1900
2	PH213_123: [Three men in roadster in front of elegant home.] 1.0 photographic print 5 x 7 inches Dirt street with sidewalks. Copy print.
2	PH213_124: Above Hayden Bridge. 1.0 photographic print 6 x 8 inches View of the river with snags, above Hayden Bridge.
2	PH213_125: Above Hayden Bridge. 1.0 photographic print 6 x 8 inches View of river.
2	PH213_126: Above Hayden Bridge. 1.0 photographic print 6 x 8 inches View of the river.
2	PH213_127: Above Hayden Bridge. 1.0 photographic print 5 x 8 inches View of the river.
2	PH213_128: Above Hayden Bridge. 1.0 photographic print 5 x 8 inches View of the river.
2	PH213_129: Mrs. Zieber's house and family at Monmouth. 1.0 photographic print 6 x 8 inches The group posed on the porch; all named including Prince Lucien Campbell, UO president.	1897-1898
1	PH213_130: [Portrait of two women and a girl.] 1.0 photographic print 2.5 x 4.2 inches Winter, J.A. of Eugene City, OR
1	PH213_131: [Studio portrait of young man.] 1.0 photographic print 2.4 x 4.2 inches Abell & Welsch (1880)
1	PH213_132: [Studio portrait of three boys.] 1.0 photographic print 2.5 x 4.2 inches Winter, J.A. of Eugene City, OR
1	PH213_133: [Tintype of standing woman] 1.0 unknown 2 x 3.3 inches Studio portrait of woman standing with one arm on the back of a chair.
1	PH213_134: [Tintype of standing girl.] 1.0 photographic print 2.1 x 3.2 inches Studio portrait of a young girl standing next to the back of a chair.	1860s-1890s
1	PH213_135: [Tintype of three young men] 1.0 photographic print 2.1 x 3.2 inches Two are seated and the third stands between them.	1860s-1890s
1	PH213_136: [Tintype of girl and boy.] 1.0 photographic print 2.1 x 2.9 inches Studio portrait of a young girl and boy, both seated on a stool.	1860s-1890s
1	PH213_137: [Tintype of family.] 1.0 not yet determined 2.1 x 3.3 inches Studio portrait of a family consisting of the Mother and Father and four girls.
1	PH213_138: [Tintype of young woman.] 1.0 not yet determined 2.1 x 3.3 inches Studio portrai of a young woman standing next to a chair. Damaged.
1	PH213_139: [Tintype of young man.] 1.0 photographic print 2.6 x 3.5 inches Studio portrait of a young man seated in a chair.	1860s-1890s
1	PH213_140: [Tintype of two women.] 1.0 photographic print 2.6 x 3.7 inches Studio portrait of two women standing next to each other, one woman has an arm on the back of a chair. The other woman has a hand on the first woman's shoulder.	1860s-1890s
1	PH213_141: [Tintype of young woman.] 1.0 photographic print 2.1 x 3.3 inches Studio portrait of a woman standing to the side with both hands on the back of a chair.	1860s-1890s
1	PH213_142: Studio portrait of Henry Cummins, pioneer of Eugene City. 1.0 photographic print 5 x 7 inches Copy print of portrait. From back "Henry Cummins, pioneer of Eugene City. See letters of Henry Cummins 1880's."	1880s
1	PH213_143: Hotel Osburn. 1.0 photographic print 5.5 x 3.5 inches Exterior; church at right. Pacific Novelty Co. of San Francisco (pub)	c. 1911
1	PH213_144: Eugene Skinner's second house. 1.0 photographic print 4 x 5 inches View of the exterior of Eugene Skinner's second house on West 6th Street in 1854. Copy print of half tone.
1	PH213_145: On the Willamette River, Salem, Oregon. #166. 1.0 photographic print 5 x 7 inches View of the steam boats "City of Eugene" and "Grey Eagle" on the Willamette River in Salem, Oregon. Credit Lane County Hist. Society (Negative at Datson Photo Shop). The photo has the stamp Alfred L. Lomax 1976 Onyx Street Eugene, Oregon. CLH: Unknown Eugene photographer, OR	c. 1913
1	PH213_146: 50 years celebration of Odd Fellows. 1.0 not yet determined 5 x 7 inches Five men standing at the bottom of the stairs to a building. The men are identified as : T.G. Hendricks, J. Matlock, J.H. McClung, J. Luckey, and Dave Lakin.
1	PH213_147: Street in business section, Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 5.5 x 3.6 inches [View up Willamette, colored postcard.] Kropp Co., E.C. of Milwaukee
1	PH213_148: Studio portrait of Bell Flint, Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 2.6 x 4.1 inches By C.L. Weed of San Francisco.
1	PH213_149: Annie Stroud of Portland. 1.0 photographic print 2.6 x 4.2 inches Studio portrait by Frank A. Rankin of Eugene City. Rankin, Frank A. of Eugene City, OR	1883
1	PH213_150: Southern Pacific Depot. 1.0 photographic print 3.1 x 3.5 inches Blurred image of women standing by tracks. Half of postcard, stamped "Ralph R. Cronist, Albany Democrat-Herald.	1909
3	PH213_151: [Review of troops assembled in field in southwest Eugene.] 1.0 photographic print 7.5 x 10 inches Skinner's Butte is at the left.
3	PH213_152: [Portrait of McMurphey family.] 1.0 photographic print 7.7 x 10.9 inches Studio portrait. Identified as: Lylah, Lois, Alberta S. McMurphey, Robert, George, Robert McMurphey, Adah, Elise.
3	PH213_153: Eugene Commercial Club. 1.0 photographic print 8 x 10 inches View of façade of new building, the Eugene Commercial Club, on 9th near Olive, with band and groups from Cottage Grove and Roseburg in front. Gift of Mabel McClain in 1944.	1910
3	PH213_154: Bill Gordon, SE corner 10th & Willamette. 1.0 photographic print 8 x 10 inches View across unpaved street to clapboard house, with man and woman in front, buggy at curb. Storefront at left. Location identified as 10th and Willamette streets.
3	PH213_157_1: Willamette Street, Eugene. 1.0 photographic print 8.5 x 11.7 inches Looking north to Skinner's Butte. There is a trolley at foot of hill, and bicycles parked next to the street by a bank.	1909
3	PH213_157_2: Willamette Street, Eugene. 1.0 photographic print 8.5 x 11.7 inches View of Willamette Street, Eugene, 1909, looking north to Skinner's Butte. There is a trolley at foot of hill, and bicycles parked next to the street by a bank. Two copies.	1909
3	PH213_158: White Temple, the I.O.O.F. Hall, Eugene. 1.0 photographic print 8.5 x 11.7 inches View of the White Temple, the IOOF Hall, building with crowd. Uniformed lodge members ranked in front. There is a fire truck at side.	1909
3	PH213_159: Group photo. 1.0 photographic print 7.2 x 9.6 inches Large group of men and one little girl pose against large public building. Several men hold bibles. Ben Dorris, "one of the founders of the U of O," is indicated at center, an elderly man. Gift of Mabel McClain, 1944.	1902
3	PH213_160: University of Oregon alumna. 1.0 photographic print 8 x 10 inches Taken in Portland at the Portland Fair (Lewis and Clark Exposition, in front of Oregon building). Lewis & Clark	1905
1	PH213_161: [Stereo of a small house with church behind, wooded hills in background. Possibly Eugene.] 1.0 unknown 3.4 x 6.9 inches
1	PH213_162: Grandmother Shelly. 1.0 photographic print 2.5 x 4.2 inches Studio portrait. Winter, J.A. of Eugene City, OR
1	PH213_163: Central School, 11th & Olive, Eugene. 1.0 photographic print 6.6 x 4.3 inches Exterior view. Students are lined up around the edge of the building, and some are sitting in the windows on the second story.	c. 1881
1	PH213_164: [Two men with biplane.] 1.0 photographic print 5 x 7 inches Other people look on in the background.	c. 1910
1	PH213_165: Eugene pioneer John S. Kincaid. 1.0 photographic print 4.9 x 5.8 inches Studio portrait of man identified as John S. Kincaid, brother of Harrison Kincaid, wearing a dark suit with bow tie and a top hat. John ran the Oregon State Journal while Harrison was in Washington for 16 or 17 years.	c. 1860s
1	PH213_166: Scene at Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 5.4 x 3.5 inches Three men and a woman pose under oak tree at summit of hill east of Eugene (Fairmont or Judkins), with view over river bend and structures of East Eugene. CLH: Unknown Eugene photographer, OR	c. 1910
1	PH213_167: [Aerial photo of Eugene. Skinner's Butte at bottom of photo.] 1.0 photographic print 4.5 x 3.5 inches	c. 1960s
1	PH213_168: [Aerial view of downtown Eugene showing old courthouse.] 1.0 photographic print 4.5 x 2.75 inches	c. 1960s
1	PH213_169: [Aerial view of Eugene interchange.] 1.0 photographic print 4.5 x 3.5 inches	c. 1960s
1	PH213_170: [Aerial photo of Eugene showing industrial area.] 1.0 photographic print 3.4 x 4.5 inches	c. 1960s
1	PH213_171: [Aerial view of Eugene showing river and structures.] 1.0 photographic print 4.5 x 3.5 inches	c. 1960s
1	PH213_172: [Aerial view of Eugene showing bridge.] 1.0 photographic print 4.5 x 3.5 inches	c. 1960s
1	PH213_173: [Aerial photo of Eugene showing industrial area.] 1.0 photographic print 4.5 x 3.5 inches	c. 1960s
1	PH213_174: [Aerial photo of Eugene area showing train tracks and freight cars.] 1.0 photographic print 4.5 x 3.5 inches	c. 1960s
1	PH213_175: [Aerial photo of Eugene area showing train tracks and freight cars.] 1.0 photographic print 4.5 x 3.5 inches	c. 1960s
1	PH213_176: [Aerial view of Eugene area.] 1.0 photographic print 6.5 x 4.5 inches	c. 1960s
2	PH213_177: Aerial photographs of Eugene, OR. 1.0 photographic print 9.5 x 7.5 inches Strut upper left. View of log pond and mills.	c. 1950s
2	PH213_178: Aerial photographs of Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 9.5 x 7.5 inches Strut lower right. View of log pond, quarry, and river.	c. 1950s

Series II: AlbumsReturn to Top

Container(s)	Description	Dates
Box
1	PH213_001: Album: Views of Eugene and University of Oregon [2 copies] 1 album (photographic prints) 3.5 x 6 inches "Album of sixteen views of Eugene and the University of Oregon," published by Pacific Novelty of San Francisco, c. 1915. Pacific Novelty Co. of San Francisco (pub)	1920s c
	PH213_001_00: Skinner's Butte, Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print View from railroad depot towards butte. UO's "O" visible on top. Depot fountain in foreground. 5.5 x 3.5 inches Pacific Novelty Co. of San Francisco (pub)	c. 1920s
	PH213_001_01: Picturesque Scenery in the Campus, University of Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 5.5 x 3.5 inches View of the campus of the University of Oregon, looking southwest. Deady and Villard are visible through the trees. Pacific Novelty Co. of San Francisco (pub)	c. 1920s
	PH213_001_02: One of the Sorority Houses, University of Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 5.5 x 3.5 inches View of a large residence from the street. The building stood at 341 East Eleventh. The former Tobey home in 1913, it housed the Beth Reah sorority which in 1915 became the still extant Alpha Pi. Pacific Novelty Co. of San Francisco (pub)	c. 1920s
	PH213_001_03: One of the Fraternal Houses, University of Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 5.5 x 3.5 inches View of a three-storey Tudor style residence from the street. In 1915, this housed the Kappa Sigma fraternity. Pacific Novelty Co. of San Francisco (pub)	c. 1920s
	PH213_001_04: Picturesque Scenery Williamett [sic] River, Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 5.5 x 3.5 inches View of two people in an automobile motoring on a dirt road along the banks of the Willamette River. Pacific Novelty Co. of San Francisco (pub)	c. 1920s
	PH213_001_05: Hotel Osburn, Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 5.5 x 3.5 inches View of a large brick building in downtown Eugene, no longer extant. Pacific Novelty Co. of San Francisco (pub)	c. 1920s
	PH213_001_06: The Rex Theatre, Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 5.5 x 3.5 inches Masked view of the Rex Theatre on Willamette. Also named Majestic, Progressive, National, and Fox. "Fall of Troy," a 1924 silent film, is one event listed. Pacific Novelty Co. of San Francisco (pub)	c. 1924
	PH213_001_07: The Elks Building, Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 5.5 x 3.5 inches View of the Brotherhood of the Paternal Order of the Elks, at 36 West Eighth Ave. Pacific Novelty Co. of San Francisco (pub)	c. 1920s
	PH213_001_08: Lane County Court House. 1.0 photographic print 5.5 x 3.5 inches View of a brick building with a tall clock tower. Another building is in the foreground. The courthouse sat at the junction of Eighth Street and Oak. Pacific Novelty Co. of San Francisco (pub)	c. 1920s
	PH213_001_09: Public Library, Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 5.5 x 3.5 inches The Eugene Public Library was located at the corner of Willamette and 11th from 1906 to 1959. It was a Carnegie library but this building is no longer extant. Pacific Novelty Co. of San Francisco (pub)	c. 1920s
	PH213_001_10: Post Office, Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 5.5 x 3.5 inches Federal-style building, constructed c. 1910 at corner of 5th and Willamette. Pacific Novelty Co. of San Francisco (pub)	c. 1920s
	PH213_001_11: High School, Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 5.5 x 3.5 inches View of Central High School at 11th & Olive. Pacific Novelty Co. of San Francisco (pub)	c. 1920s
	PH213_001_12: Methodist Church—Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 5.5 x 3.5 inches View of brick church that was located at the corner of 10th and Willamette Pacific Novelty Co. of San Francisco (pub)	c. 1920s
	PH213_001_13: Christian Church, Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 photographic print 5.5 x 3.5 inches First Christian Church, built 1910-1911, at 11th and Oak. Still extant, with added bell tower. Pacific Novelty Co. of San Francisco (pub)	c. 1915
1	PH213_019: Album: Photographs [John Straub collection] 1 album (photographic prints) Scenes of Eugene and campus taken by the son of a faculty member (Straub), and dating from between 1900-1902. Many appear in 1901 and 1903 yearbook, The Webfoot. Straub, Vincent J.G. (d. 1902) of Eugene, OR	1900-1902
	PH213_019_07: [View of cascades, probably Willamette River near Eugene.] 1.0 photographic print Straub, Vincent J.G. (d. 1902) of Eugene, OR	c. 1901
	PH213_019_08: [View of a river near Eugene.] 1.0 photographic print Straub, Vincent J.G. (d. 1902) of Eugene, OR	c. 1901
	PH213_019_09: [1901 graduates of the University of Oregon. Leila Straub, sister of the photographer, is shown.] 1.0 photographic print Straub, Vincent J.G. (d. 1902) of Eugene, OR	c. 1901
	PH213_019_10: [View of the river or the mill race, near Eugene. Chute visible on bank.] 1.0 photographic print Straub, Vincent J.G. (d. 1902) of Eugene, OR	c. 1901
	PH213_019_11: [Group of young women, possibly a sorority, on a wagon decorated as a parade float.] 1.0 photographic print Straub, Vincent J.G. (d. 1902) of Eugene, OR	c. 1901
	PH213_019_12: [Leila Straub, photographer's sister, posing on railroad track. Annotation of "Oiley."] 1.0 photographic print Straub, Vincent J.G. (d. 1902) of Eugene, OR	c. 1901
	PH213_019_13: [Scenic view of hills by water.] 1.0 photographic print Straub, Vincent J.G. (d. 1902) of Eugene, OR	c. 1901
	PH213_019_14: [View of river or stream.] 1.0 photographic print Straub, Vincent J.G. (d. 1902) of Eugene, OR	c. 1901
	PH213_019_15: [Track meet at University of Oregon. William Trine was trainer from 1896, and the team won the northwest championship in 1900.] 1.0 photographic print Straub, Vincent J.G. (d. 1902) of Eugene, OR	c. 1901
	PH213_019_16: [View of river.] 1.0 photographic print Straub, Vincent J.G. (d. 1902) of Eugene, OR	c. 1901
	PH213_019_17: [View of river bank with agricultural buildings.] 1.0 photographic print Straub, Vincent J.G. (d. 1902) of Eugene, OR	c. 1901
	PH213_019_18: [View of river with peak at center. Chemical stains.] 1.0 photographic print Straub, Vincent J.G. (d. 1902) of Eugene, OR	c. 1901
	PH213_019_19: [The Straub family on a picnic. John Straub was a professor of Greek and a university administrator. Son Vincent may be second from right.] 1.0 photographic print Straub, Vincent J.G. (d. 1902) of Eugene, OR	c. 1901
	PH213_019_20: Geary School. [One of three public schools in Eugene, built 1890 and named for a UO regent. The building was located at 4th and Madison.] 1.0 photographic print Straub, Vincent J.G. (d. 1902) of Eugene, OR	c. 1901
	PH213_019_21: [Winter scene on the Mill Race.] 1.0 photographic print Straub, Vincent J.G. (d. 1902) of Eugene, OR	c. 1901
	PH213_019_22: [View of the campus gymnasium, built 1890 where Lawrence and Allen now stand. Used as gym until Gerlinger opened in 1921. Burned in 1922. Designed by W.L. Campbell.] 1.0 photographic print Straub, Vincent J.G. (d. 1902) of Eugene, OR	c. 1901
	PH213_019_23: [Scenic view of river.] 1.0 photographic print Straub, Vincent J.G. (d. 1902) of Eugene, OR	c. 1901
	PH213_019_24: [View of Eugene, looking from Skinner's Butte towards Fairmount. Campus visible at center.] 1.0 photographic print Straub, Vincent J.G. (d. 1902) of Eugene, OR	c. 1901
	PH213_019_25: [Portrait of Straub family: Leila, Vincent, Dean John Straub, and wife Cornelia. Daughter Leila and son Vincent both attended UO. Vincent, a photographer died in 1902 while a student.] 1.0 photographic print	c. 1901
	PH213_019_03: [View of UO campus, showing Deady and Villard and track of Kincaid Field. Also published in 1902 "Webfoot" yearbook.] 1.0 photographic print Straub, Vincent J.G. (d. 1902) of Eugene, OR	c. 1901
	PH213_019_04: [Landscape of bare trees and cloudy sky.] 1.0 photographic print Straub, Vincent J.G. (d. 1902) of Eugene, OR	c. 1901
	PH213_019_05: [Victorian house in snow, now known as Windsor W. Calkins house, 11th Ave. Built c. 1900.] 1.0 photographic print Straub, Vincent J.G. (d. 1902) of Eugene, OR	c. 1901
	PH213_019_06: [Unidentified cottage.] 1.0 photographic print Straub, Vincent J.G. (d. 1902) of Eugene, OR	c. 1901
	PH213_019_26: [View of Villard Hall, built 1886, from mill race area.] 1.0 photographic print Straub, Vincent J.G. (d. 1902) of Eugene, OR	c. 1901
	PH213_019_27: [Intentional double exposure of bench with Leila Straub and a young man, possibly Vincent.] 1.0 photographic print Straub, Vincent J.G. (d. 1902) of Eugene, OR	c. 1901
	PH213_019_28: [View over rooftops to a peak, possibly Spencer's Butte.] 1.0 photographic print Straub, Vincent J.G. (d. 1902) of Eugene, OR	c. 1901
	PH213_019_29: [View of river. Partial image loss.] 1.0 photographic print Straub, Vincent J.G. (d. 1902) of Eugene, OR	c. 1901
	PH213_019_30: [Central School, 11th and Olive, Eugene.] 1.0 photographic print Straub, Vincent J.G. (d. 1902) of Eugene, OR	c. 1901
	PH213_019_31: [View of Lane County Court House, 8th and Oak.] 1.0 photographic print Straub, Vincent J.G. (d. 1902) of Eugene, OR	c. 1901
	PH213_019_32: [View up Willamette Street to Skinner's Butte, prior to paving and trolley line. First National Bank is at left.] 1.0 photographic print Straub, Vincent J.G. (d. 1902) of Eugene, OR	c. 1901
	PH213_019_33: [View from a tall building, across Eugene to Skinner's Butte, Shelton-McMurphey house, and UO observatory. Before 1909, when the "O" was installed.) 1.0 photographic print Straub, Vincent J.G. (d. 1902) of Eugene, OR	c. 1901

Series III: NegativesReturn to Top

Container(s)	Description	Dates
Box
4	PH213_61N: I.O.O.F. Hall, Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 negative View of the "new" hall of the Independent Order of Oddfellows (I.O.O.F.) at 8th and Willamette. Designed in 1909 by John Hunzicker.
4	PH213_67N: [View from Skinner's Butte towards Spencer's Butte.] 7.0 negatives Shelton-McMurphy house in the foreground.
4	PH213_75N: Exterior of S. H. Friendly store, Eugene. 1.0 negative Pictured: Jesse Cohen, J. T. Nicklin, S. H. Friendly, and A. T. Cockerline outside.
4	PH213_77N: Homes in Eugene, Oregon. 4.0 negative
4	PH213_83N: Eugene in 1875. 1.0 negative View from Skinner's Butte. Trees on skyline are painted in to provide definition.
4	PH213_88N: Near 14th and 15th Streets, Eugene, Oregon. 1.0 negative
4	PH213_103N: Willamette Street, Eugene. 1.0 negative Looking north to Skinner's Butte along a parade route. Possibly the Heart of Eugene Celebration, 20,000 citizens, 1912. Copy print exists.	1909
4	PH213_110N: Eugene, Oregon, west side. 1.0 negative Photo by Winter. Gift of Edith Kerns Chambers, class of 1895.
4	PH213_114N: [View of Eugene intersection, 11th and Willamette.] 1.0 negative Looking towards Fairmount. Carnegie public library at center, four churches visible. Trolley tracks and telephone wires apparent.
4	PH213_122N: East Broadway, Eugene. 1.0 negative Two men in wagon with new stove in back, posed in front of J.A Stansbire store. Note says "Springfield, not Eugene."	1900
4	PH213_154N: Bill Gordon, SE corner 10th and Willamette. 2.0 negative View across unpaved street to clapboard house, with man and woman in front, buggy at curb. Storefront at left.
4	PH213_156N: Temple in Eugene,Oregon. 1.0 negative

Names and SubjectsReturn to Top

Subject Terms :
Architecture, Domestic--Oregon--Photographs
Colleges and Universities—University of Oregon
Congregational churches--Oregon
Covered bridges--Oregon
Photographs
Public architecture--Oregon--Photographs
Transportation—Rail—Trolleys & street cars

Geographical Names :
Eugene (Or.)
Eugene (Or.)--Photographs
Skinner Butte (Or.)

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