Collection is open for research.
Gift of Mrs. Emory Strong, June 1977 (Lib. Acc. 14147, Photo Acc. 977D86).
Fanny Van Duyn photographic collection, Org. Lot 949, Oregon Historical Society Research Library.
Photographs of Charles Van Duyn's candy store can be found in Photo File #1748, Portland - Business firms - V, Oregon Historical Society Research Library.
Small collection of 12 black and white copy prints of photographs of and taken by Fanny B. Wright Van Duyn (also sometimes spelled Fannie) of Tygh Valley, Oregon. One photograph is of Van Duyn, and another shows the store of her husband, Charles Van Duyn, as well as the Van Duyns' house. The bulk of the photographs are portraits by Fanny Van Duyn of Native people on the Warm Springs Reservation. Some of the people depicted are identified in handwritten notes on the backs of the prints. Identifications include Sin-e-noot (also identified on the prints as Smas-noot, Sina-e-noot, and Boise); Wash-us-etan-way; Klem-et-ose; Tat-toon-my; Emma Gueapama; and Syad.
The Oregon Historical Society owns the materials in the Research Library and makes available reproductions for research, publication, and other uses. The Society does not necessarily hold copyright to all materials in the collections. In some cases, permission for use may require seeking additional authorization from copyright owners.
Some of the photographs of Native people in this collection were published in Pacific Monthly, July 1907.