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OHY_Lot1359 Guide to the Oregonian news production photographs circa 1850-1984 Oregonian news production photographs Jeffrey A. Hayes Oregon Historical Society, Research Library 2016 Finding aid encoded by Jeffrey A. Hayes 2016 English Finding aid based on DACS 2nd edition ( Describing Archives: A Content Standard). Oregon Historical Society, Research Library Org. Lot 1359 Oregonian (Firm) Oregonian news production photographs circa 1850-1984 1884-1984 60.8 cubic feet 141 document cases, 19 flat boxes, 13 oversize folders Photographs used by the Portland newspaper, the Oregonian. English

The Oregonian was founded as a weekly paper in 1850 by William W. Chapman, Stephen Coffin, and Thomas Jefferson Dryer. Despite his first name, Dryer was a Whig, and later a Republican; these leanings would have a lasting effect on the paper's editorial stance.

In 1860, Dryer left Portland to campaign on behalf of Abraham Lincoln, leaving the English-born Henry L. Pittock in charge of the paper. The following year, Pittock began publishing the Oregonian as a daily newspaper. In 1865, Pittock hired Harvey W. Scott to be editor of the paper. Scott remained editor until his death in 1910, with the exception of the years 1872-1877, when W. Lair Hill was editor. Notable editors and publishers of the Oregonian since Pittock and Scott have included Palmer Hoyt, Ronald G. Callvert, Ben Hur Lampman, Michael J. Frey, Robert Notson, J. Richard Nokes, and Fred Stickel.

In the 1930s, the paper, struggling financially, hired Stars and Stripes founder Colonel Guy T. Viskiniskki, who dramatically changed the layout and format of the paper as a means of modernizing it. Publishing mogul Samuel I. Newhouse purchased the Oregonian in 1950, ending local ownership. In 1982, when the Oregonian's main rival, the Oregon Journal, went out of business, the Journal's staff and production, which had shared offices with the Oregonian since 1961, were absorbed into the Oregonian.

As of 2016, the Oregonian was the oldest continuously published newspaper in the Pacific Northwest.

The collection contains images from the Oregonian's files, which were acquired through multiple donations from the 1970s to the 1990s. The vast majority of the images are black-and-white production prints.

In addition to photographs taken by Oregonian staff members such as Frank Sterrett, Carl C. Vermilya, Jim Vincent, Peter G. Corvallis, Chuck von Wald, Wes Guderian, and Michael Lloyd, there are photographs from other newspapers and from newswire services such as AP and UPI. The collection also contains a few conceptual drawings, architectural drawings, and maps.

The collection contains photographs of a number of prominent Portlanders and Oregonians, including University of Oregon vice president Dr. Burt Brown Barker, cartoonist Homer Davenport, Portland police chief Leon V. Jenkins, Oregon writers Stewart Holbrook and Ben Hur Lampman, Portland mayor Dorothy McCullough Lee, and Oregon governors Earl Snell and Paul Patterson. Some national and international figures such as presidents Calvin Coolidge and Herbet Hoover, Supreme Court justice Charles Evans Hughes, and Queen Marie of Romania are also represented in the collection. Many photographs of locations, businesses and organizations in Oregon and in Portland are included, as well as photographs of Washington State and of other national and international locations. Subjects covered include agriculture, art, aviation, boats, automobiles, health and medicine, plants and animals, the military, and sports and recreation.

Newspaper production images with extensive markings, often with a caption and date stamp; condition varies.

Collection was retitled in October 2025; previous title was "Oregonian photographs collection."

Additional collections of Oregonian newspaper photography at the Oregon Historical Society Research Library include the Oregonian news negatives and prints, Org. Lot 1445, which consists of images and photograph assignments from 1980 to 2013; and the Oregonian news negatives, Org. Lot 139, which consists of glass negatives that date from the 1890s to the 1920s.

The collection has been arranged in the following series: Series A: People Series B: Oregon Series C: Portland Series D: Washington State Series E: Other US Locations Series F: Non-US Locations Series G: Photoseries Series H: Subjects Series I: Oversize A Series J: Oversize B Series K: Oversize Series L: Written Materials Series M: Negatives

Collection is open for research.

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.

Oregonian news production photographs, Org. Lot 1359, Oregon Historical Society Research Library.

The Oregonian transferred the materials in this collection to the Oregon Historical Society over a number of years; this transfer was incomplete.

Lib. Acc. 18878, 20610, 21908, 22175, possibly Lib. Acc. 20529, 16140, and possibly others.

Barker, Burt Brown, 1873-1969--Photographs Coolidge, Calvin, 1872-1933--Photographs Davenport, Homer, 1867-1912--Photographs Holbrook, Stewart H., 1893-1964--Photographs Hoover, Herbert, 1874-1964--Photographs Hughes, Charles Evans, 1862-1948--Photographs Jenkins, Leon Victor, 1879-1950--Photographs Lampman, Ben Hur, 1886-1954--Photographs Lee, Dorothy McCullough, 1901-1981--Photographs Marie, Queen, consort of Ferdinand I, King of Romania, 1875-1938--Photographs Patterson, Paul L. (Paul Linton), 1900-1956--Photographs Snell, Earl, 1895-1947--Photographs Corvallis, Peter G. Guderian, Wes Lloyd, Michael Sterrett, Frank, 1895-1974 Vermilya, Carl C. Vincent, Jim von Wald, Chuck Oregonian (Firm) Associated Press United Press International Portland (Or.)--Newspapers--Photographs Portland (Or.)--Photographs Oregon--Photographs American newspapers--Oregon--Portland--Photographs Business enterprises--Oregon--Portland--Photographs Agriculture--Photographs Art--Photographs Aviation--Photographs Boats and boating--Photographs Animals--Photographs Plants--Photographs Health--Photographs Military--Photographs Recreation--Photographs Sports--Photographs Oregon Portland Photographs black-and-white photographs photographic prints photographs Series A People circa 1875-1984 circa 1915-1984 1/1 A (Except Anderson Quintuplets) (1) 1/2 A (Except Anderson Quintuplets) (2) 1/3 Anderson Quintuplets 1973-1974

Photographs of Karen and Eric Anderson's children Audrey, Diane, Owen, Roger, and Scott.

1/4 Ba (Except Dr. Burt Brown Barker) (1) 1/5 Ba (Except Dr. Burt Brown Barker) (2) 1/6 Barker, Dr. Burt Brown and Wife

One-time vice president of the University of Oregon.

1/7 Be-Bi (1) 1/8 Be-Bi (2) 1/9 Be-Bi (3) 1/10 Bl-Bo (1) 1/11 Bl-Bo (2) 1/12 Bl-Bo (3) 2/1 Br (Except Dr. J. Whitcomb Brougher) (1) 2/2 Br (Except Dr. J. Whitcomb Brougher) (2) 2/3 Br (Except Dr. J. Whitcomb Brougher) (3) 2/4 Br (Except Dr. J. Whitcomb Brougher) (4) 2/5 Brougher, Dr. J. Whitcomb and Sons

Baptist preacher.

2/6 Bu-By 2/7 Ca (1) 2/8 Ca (2) 2/9 Ch-Ci 2/10 Cl 2/11 Co (Except Mary Betty Cook and Calvin Coolidge) (1) 3/1 Co (Except Mary Betty Cook and Calvin Coolidge) (2) 3/2 Co (Except Mary Betty Cook and Calvin Coolidge) (3) 3/3 Cook, Mary Betty 3/3 Coolidge, President Calvin and Family 3/5 Cr 3/6 Cu 3/7 Da (Except Homer Davenport) 3/8 Davenport, Home

Political cartoonist. Includes some of his cartoons.

3/9 De 3/10 Di 3/11 Do (1) 3/12 Do (2) 3/13 Dr-Dy 3/14 E (1) 4/1 E (2) 4/2 E (3) 4/3 Fa-Fl (1) 4/4 Fa-Fl (2) 4/5 Fo-Fu (1) 4/6 Fo-Fu (2) 4/7 Ga-Ge (1) 4/8 Ga-Ge (2) 4/9 Gh-Gi 4/10 Gl-Go 4/11 Gr-Gw (1) 4/12 Gr-Guw (2) 5/1 Ha (Except Willard Prescott Hawley Family) (1) 5/2 Ha (Except Willard Prescott Hawley Family) (2) 5/3 Ha (Except Willard Prescott Hawley Family) (3) 5/4 Hawley, Willard Prescott, Sr. Family

Includes Willard P. Hawley, Sr. and wife, Willard P. Hawley, Jr. and wife, and Willard P. Hawley III.

5/5 He-Hi (1) 5/6 He-Hi (2) 5/7 He-Hi (3) 5/8 Herman, Jim ("Tiny") and Family

Heavyweight boxer from Astoria born Oscar Koch

5/9 Ho-Hy (Except Stewart Holbrook, Herbert Hoover, and Charles Evans Hughes) (1) 5/10 Ho-Hy (Except Stewart Holbrook, Herbert Hoover, and Charles Evans Hughes) (2) 5/11 Ho-Hy (Except Stewart Holbrook, Herbert Hoover, and Charles Evans Hughes) (3) 5/12 Ho-Hy (Except Stewart Holbrook, Herbert Hoover, and Charles Evans Hughes) (4) 6/1 Holbrook, Stewart and Family

Portland author.

6/2 Hoover, President Herbert 6/3 Hughes, Charles Evans 6/4 I 6/5 Ja-Je (Except Leon V. Jenkins) (1) 6/6 Ja-Je (Except Leon V. Jenkins) (2) 6/7 Jenkins, Leon V. and Wife

Chief of Portland Police 1919-1933 and 1946-1948.

6/8 Jo-Ju (1) 6/9 Jo-Ju (2) 6/10 Ka-Ke (Except Mildred Keats) (1) 6/11 Ka-Ke (Except Mildred Keats) (2) 6/12 Keats, Mildred Louise

1920s actress who married Albert Bradshaw in 1932.

6/13 Ki-Ky (1) 6/14 Ki-Ky (2) 7/1 La (Except Ben Hur Lampman) (1) 7/2 La (Except Ben Hur Lampman (2) 7/3 Lampman, Ben Hur

Longtime Oregonian editor and Poet Laureate of Oregon.

7/4 Le-Li (Except Harriet Leach and Dorothy McCoullough Lee (1) 7/5 Le-Li (Except Harriet Leach and Dorothy McCoullough Lee (2) 7/6 Leach, Harriet

Soprano singer in the 1920s.

7/7 Lee, Mayor Dorothy McCullough

Mayor of Portland 1949-1953.

7/8 Lo-Ly (1) 7/9 Lo-Ly (2) 7/10 Ma (Except Queen Marie of Romania) (1)

Does not include names beginning with Mc or Mac.

7/11 Ma (Except Queen Marie of Romania) (2) 7/12 Queen Marie of Romania 8/1 Mc/Mac (1) 8/2 Mc/Mac (2) 8/3 Mc/Mac (3) 8/4 Me-Mi (Except Ezra Meeker) (1) 8/5 Me-Mi (Except Ezra Meeker) (2) 8/6 Meeker, Ezra

Pioneer and traveler.

8/7 Mo-My (Except Tom Murray) (1) 8/8 Mo-My (Except Tom Murray) (2) 8/9 Murray, Tom

A bandit who killed a guard and escaped the Oregon State Penitentiary in 1925. Includes photographs related to Murray's murder trial.

See also: Oregon - Salem - Prison Escape.

8/10 N (1) 8/11 N (2) 8/12 O (1) 9/1 O (2) 9/2 Pa-Pe (Except Gov. Paul Patterson) (1) 9/3 Pa-Pe (Except Gov. Paul Patterson) (2) 9/4 Pa-Pe (Except Gov. Paul Patterson) (3) 9/5 Patterson, Gov. Paul and Wife (1)

Governor of Oregon 1952-1956, who died in office.

9/6 Patterson, Gov. Paul and Wife (2) 9/7 Patterson, Gov. Paul and Wife (3) 9/8 Ph-Pl (Except Elise Bristol Platt) 9/9 Platt, Elise Bristol

1928 Rose Festival Queen.

9/10 Po-Pu (1) 9/11 Po-Pu (2) 9/12 Q 10/1 Ra-Ri (1) 10/2 Ra-Ri (2) 10/3 Ra-Ri (3) 10/4 Ra-Ri (4) 10/5 Ro-Ry (1) 10/6 Ro-Ry (2) 10/7 Sa (1) 10/8 Sa (2) 10/9 Sa (3) 10/10 Sc (Except Bertha Mae Schwan) (1) 10/11 Sc (Except Bertha Mae Schwan) (2) 10/12 Schwan, Bertha Mae

Portland-born singer.

10/13 Se-Sh (Except Glenn Shelley) (1) 11/1 Se-Sh (Except Glenn Shelley) (2) 11/2 Se-Sh (Except Glenn Shelley) (3) 11/3 Shelley, Glenn

Keyboard player.

11/4 Si-Sl 11/5 Sm-Sp (Except Gov. Earl Snell) (1) 11/6 Sm-Sp (Except Gov. Earl Snell) (2) 11/7 Snell, Gov. Earl

Governor of Oregon 1943-1947, who was killed in a plane crash while in office.

11/8 St-Sz (1) 11/9 St-Sz (2) 11/10 St-Sz (3) 11/11 St-Sz (4) 11/12 T (1) 11/13 T (2) 12/1 T (3) 12/2 U 12/3 V 12/4 Wa (1) 12/5 Wa (2) 12/6 We-Wei (1) 12/7 We-Wi (2) 12/8 We-Wi (3) 12/9 Wo-Wy (Except Wolfenson Family) 12/10 Wolfenson Family 1976 June

Traveling family that was lived in a converted schoolbus

12/11 Y 12/12 Z 12/13 Business and Civic Groups

Group portraits taken from "Groups - Business" and other folders depicting at least one Oregonian but not referring to a single organization or company. Also includes two photographs showing multiple 19th century Portland mayors.

12/14 Oregonian Employees

See also: Portland - Oregonian 75th Anniversary Celebration.

12/15 Newspaper Columnists circa 1972

Photographs of columnists from various newspapers whose columns were printed in the Oregonian.

Includes transparencies.

12/16 Unidentified Series B Oregon circa 1900-1984 13/1 4-H Club (1) 13/2 4-H Club (2) 13/3 Abert Lake and Rim 13/4 Abiqua Falls 13/5 Adair Air Force Base

Also called Camp Adair. Located near Corvallis, the US Government decomissioned the base in 1969. The site later became a community known as Adair Village.

Includes a 1977 photograph related to Chicano-Indian Study Center of Oregon, located in Adair Village.

13/6 Agate Beach 13/7 Albany 13/8 Albany Timber Carnival 13/9 Alder Creek 13/10 Alkali Lake 13/11 Aloha 13/12 Alsea River 13/13 American Legion 13/14 American Pioneer Trails Association 13/15 Amity 13/16 Antelope 13/17 Anthony Lakes 13/18 Applegate 13/19 Arch Cape 13/20 Arch Rock 13/21 Arlington 13/22 Arrah Wanna Camp 13/23 Ashland 13/24 Mt. Ashland 13/25 Ashland Creek 13/26 Astoria (1) 13/27 Astoria (2) 14/1 Aumsville 14/2 Aurora 14/3 Mt. Bachelor 14/4 Bagby Hot Springs 14/5 Baker 14/6 Baker County 14/7 Bandon 14/8 Banks 14/9 Barlow Home

Residence of William and Sam Barlow, located between Canby and Aurora.

14/10 Barlow Trail 14/11 Battle Rock State Park 14/12 Bay City 14/13 Bayocean 14/14 "Beach Scenes"

Consists of images found in folder labeled "Beach Scenes" whose locations were not specified. Original folder had subheadings reading, "Bathing Beauties Contests," "Seaside," "Nye Beach," and "Newport." Might also contain images that were taken at Rockaway or elsewhere on the Oregon coast.

14/15 Bear Valley 14/16 Beaver Boys' State 14/17 Beavercreek 14/18 Beaverton (1) 14/19 Beaverton (2) 14/20 Bend 14/21 Benson State Park Work Project 14/22 Berlin 14/23 Bethel Collge

School in Polk County which later merged with Monmouth University (now Western Oregon University).

14/24 Bethel Gas Turbine Plant 14/25 Big Sky Ranch 14/26 Big Sturgeon Lake 14/27 Black Butte 14/28 Blue Lake (Cascades) 14/29 Blue Lake (Unknown Location) 14/30 Blue Lake Regional Park 14/31 Blue River 14/32 Boardman 14/33 Boardman - Hearing on Boeing Deal 1969 November 29

Debate on whether the Oregon Legislature should approve of a land deal to Boeing Corp. for land at Boardman. Hearing actually took place in Heppner.

15/1 Boiler Bay State Park 15/2 Bombs and Bombings 15/3 Bonneville

Includes 1934 photograph of Mrs. E. Bell Hill's house near site of Bonneville Dam.

See also: Portland - Boy Scouts.

50/25 Eagle Scouts (2) 50/26 Eagles Lodge 50/27 Earth Day Celebrations 50/28 Eathquakes 50/29 East Bank Esplenade 50/30 "The East End"

Office complex in northeast Portland.

50/31 East-CAP 50/32 East Gate Village 50/33 East Multnomah Child Care Center 50/34 East Portland Marina 50/35 East Side Commercial Club 50/36 East Side Railroad Terminal 1884 51/1 Easter Celebrations 51/2 Easter Seal Society 51/3 Eastern Outfitting

Later became the Dierks Medical Building.

51/4 Eastmoreland District 51/5 Eastmoreland Golf Course 51/6 Eastport Plaza 51/7 Edgewater Golf Club 51/8 Educational Services Center 51/9 Elections 51/10 Electric Building 51/11 Electric Contractors, Inc. 51/12 Electric-Metallurgical Co. 51/13 Electric Scientific Industries 51/14 Elk Rock Island 51/15 Elks Club 51/16 Elks Temple 51/17 Emperor Building

Contains image of building's demolition in 1968.

51/18 Emblem Club of Portland 51/19 Epilepsy Leauge of Metropolitan Portland 51/20 Epsilon Sigma Alpha 51/21 Epworth League 51/22 Equitable Savings & Loan Association 51/23 Erickson's 51/24 Errol Heights District 51/25 Esco Corp. 51/26 Evans Products Co. 51/27 Ex-Newsboys Association 51/28 Explosions

See also: Portland - Bombs and Bombings.

51/29 FMC Corp. 51/30 Fabri-Valve Co. 51/31 Factory Motor Car Co. 52/1 Failing Building

Located at SW 5th and Alder.

52/2 Failing Home 52/3 Fair Northwest 1973 May 52/4 Fairview Farms Little League Baseball Park 52/5 Fairy Tale Parade 52/6 Far West Federal Savings & Loan Association 52/7 Farley Building 52/8 Farmers Automobile Insurance 52/9 Fashioncraft Furniture 52/10 Father's Day Celebrations 52/11 Feast of St. Francis Celebration 1979 October 9

Photographs of animals being blessed for the festival.

52/12 Federal Building

Includes 1963 photogtaphs of structures that previously stood on the site.

52/13 Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Office 52/14 Federal Housing Administration 52/15 Fields Motor Co. 52/16 Fifty-Fifty Club 52/17 Financial Center Building 52/18 Fine Arts Building 52/19 Finnish Summer Festival 52/20 Fire Department

See also: Subjects - Firefighters and Firefighting.

52/21 Fires (1) 52/22 Fires (2) 52/23 Fires (3) 52/24 Fires (4) 53/1 Fires (5) 53/2 Fires (6) 53/3 Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. 53/4 First Citizens 53/5 First Family Home Buyers 53/6 First Federal Savings & Loan Association 53/7 First Flowers Insurance Building 53/8 Fisher Body Craftsmen's Guild 53/9 Fisk & Sunset Tire Corp. 53/10 Flanders Professional Building 53/11 Fleischner, Mayer & Co. 53/12 Fletcher-Daniels Title Co. 53/13 Floods 53/14 Floods - May-June 1948 53/15 Floods - December 1964 53/16 Fluoridation Hearing 1956 June 13 53/17 Folksinger's Coffee House 53/18 Fong Trial 1954-1955

Photographs related to the trial of Wey Him ("Wayne") and Sherry Fong for the murder of Diane Hank; Wey Him was acquited, and Sherry convicted of second-degree murder.

53/19 Food Front 53/20 Ford Motor Co. 53/21 Ford Tractor Co. 53/22 Forest Park 53/23 Fouch Electric Manufacturing Co. 53/24 Fountain Plaza Development 53/25 Fountain Village Association 53/26 Fountains

See also: Portland - David Campbell Memorial Fountain; Portland - Lovejoy Fountain Park.

53/27 Foursquare Church Youth Center 53/28 Fowler Manufacturing Co. 53/29 Frank Home

Residence of Sigmund Frank.

54/1 Franz Bakery 54/2 Frazer Home 54/3 Frazier & McLean Garage 54/4 Frazier & McLean 's Livery Boarding & Sale Stable 54/5 Fred Meyer, Inc. 54/6 Freeman & Hayslip 54/7 Freeman's Coffeehouse

Owned by Bernard Freeman.

54/8 Freightliner Corp. 54/9 Friendly House 54/10 Friendship Club 54/11 Friendship House 54/12 Frontier Ghost Town 1959

Recreation of old west ghost town set up in Park Blocks for the 1959 Portland Rose Festival.

54/13 Fruit & Flower Child Care Center

Also called Fruit & Flower Day Nursery and Fruit & Flower Mission.

54/14 G. I. Joe's 54/15 Galleria 54/16 Gamma Phi 54/17 Garden Club 54/18 Garden Home Child Care Center 54/19 Garden Home Community Cannery 54/20 Gates Rubber Co. 54/21 General Electric 54/22 General Mills 54/23 General Motors Corp. 54/24 General Motors Parade of Progress 54/25 General Petroleum Building 54/26 General Plant Corp. 54/27 General Sales Co. 54/28 General Telephone Co. 54/29 General Tire & Rubber Co. 54/30 George Home

Residence of Melvin J. George.

54/31 Georgia-Pacific Building 54/32 Gerber Advertising Co. 54/33 Gerber Legendary Blades 55/1 Gillespie Decals, Inc. 55/2 Gilmore Oil Co. 55/3 Girl Scouts 55/4 Gladding, McBean & Co. 55/5 Glendoveer Golf Course 55/6 Golden Age Club 55/7 Good Friday Services 55/8 Goodnaugh Buuilding 55/9 Goodwill Industries 55/10 Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. 55/11 Goose Hollow District 55/12 Gordon's Stationery Co. 55/13 Gourmet Gala 1966 June 55/14 Government Center Complex

Contains photograph of a model of the proposed 3-building complex.

55/15 Grand Army Cemetery 55/16 Grand Army of the Republic Parade 1931 June 23 55/17 Grand Central Market 55/18 Grant & Roth Plastics 55/19 Graphic Arts Building 55/20 Gray Line Sightseeing Co. 55/21 Gray Panthers 55/22 Greater Portland Crusade 1950 55/23 Greater Portland Industries Exposition 1950 55/24 Greek Independence Day Celebrations 55/25 Green Hills District 55/26 Green Thumb Program 55/27 Greenfingers Gardening Project 55/28 Greyhound Bus Depot 55/29 Guaranty Building 55/30 Guardian Angels

Volunteer street-policing force.

55/31 Guild's Lake 55/32 Gunderson Bros. Engineering Corp. 55/33 Haack Laboratories 55/34 Hadassah 55/35 Halfway Houses 56/1 Halloween Celebrations (1)

Includes haunted houses that operated during the Halloween season.

56/2 Halloween Celebrations (2) 56/3 Halton Tractor Co. 56/4 Hamilton Building 56/5 Hanchett Manufacturing Co. 56/6 Harbor 56/7 Harbor Motor Co. 56/8 Harbor Patrol 56/9 Hare Krishna 56/10 Harris Ice Machine Works 56/11 Harris Office 56/12 Harrison Square 56/13 Harsh Building 1953 March

Two images related to the dismantling of a barrier Joseph Ward erected on what he considered property boundary. Ward lost the disputed land in a court case.

56/14 Harsh-Ward Property Dispute 56/15 Harvest Festival 1980 November 56/16 Hawthorne Electronics 56/17 Hawthorne Park 56/18 Hayden Island Yacht Club 56/19 Hazeltine Building 56/20 Heathman Garage 56/21 Helm Building 56/22 Hennigson Home 56/23 Henry Building 56/24 Henry Failing Building

Located on SW Oak Street.

56/25 Henry's

Restaurant opened by Henry Thiele

56/26 Hi-Fashion Fabrics 56/27 Highland Games (1) 56/28 Highland Games (2) 56/29 Highlands Racquet Club 56/30 Highlands Riding Academy

Also called Highlands School of Riding.

56/31 Hillsdale Camp 56/32 Hillsdale Center 56/33 Hillsdale Terrace 57/1 Hirsch Home

Residence of Solomon Hirsch.

57/2 Hirsch-Weis Canvas Products Co. 57/3 Holgate Shopping Center 57/4 Holladay Bowl 57/5 Holladay Center 57/6 Hollywood Boosters 57/7 Hollywood District

Includes a 1926 photograph of the Hollywood Theater.

57/8 Holy Name Rallies 57/9 Holy Name Societies 57/10 Holy Saturday Celebrations 57/11 Home Loan Bank Board 57/12 Home Planners Institute 1946 January 57/13 Home Social Club 57/14 Honor Society 57/15 Hoo Hoo Club 57/16 Hop Growers Association Convention 1949 July 57/17 Horseless Carriage Club Subseries 5 Hospitals and Clinics 57/18 Bess Kaiser Hospital 57/19 Child Guidance Clinic 57/20 Children's Psychiatric Day Treatment Center 57/21 Chiropractic Clinic & Health Center 57/22 City of Roses Hospital 57/23 Delaunay Institute for Mental Health 57/24 Dental Arts Building 57/25 Dierks Medical-Dental Building

Also called Portland Medical Center.

57/26 Doernbecher Children's Hospital 57/27 Emanuel Hospital 57/28 Flanders Medical Center 57/29 Freedom House

A drug rehabilitation center.

57/30 Glisan St. Medical-Dental Building 57/31 Good Samaritan Hospital 57/32 Hahnemann Hospital 57/33 Health Center for the Elderly 57/34 Holladay Park Hospital 57/35 Hooper Detoxification Center

Also called David Hooper Detoxification Center and Hooper Memorial Detoxification Center

57/36 House Calls, Inc. 57/37 Isolation Hospital 57/38 Kaiser Sunnyside Medical Center 58/1 Medical Arts Building 58/2 Medical Building, 25th and Lovejoy 58/3 Medical-Dental Building 58/4 Medical-Dental Clinics

Contains images of two buildings at NE Sandy and SE 76th dubbed "Medical-Dental Clinic"

58/5 Medical Center Hospital 58/6 Moreland Children's Clinic 58/7 Morningside Hospital 58/8 Mulnomah County Hospital 58/9 Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU)

Previously known as University of Oregon Medical School.

58/10 Physicians & Surgeons Hospital 58/11 Portland Adventist Medical Center 58/12 Portland General Hospital 58/13 Portland Osteopathic Hospital 58/14 Portland Sanitarium & Hospital 58/15 Providence Hospital 58/16 St. Vincent Hospital 58/17 Shriner's Hospital (1)

Also called Shrine Hospital and Shriner's Hospital for Crippled Children.

58/18 Shriner's Hospital (2) 58/19 University State Tuberculosis Hospital 58/20 Verticare 58/21 Veterans Administration Hospital 58/22 Wemme Memorial Hospital 58/23 Wilcox Memorial Hospital 58/24 Woodland Park Hospital 58/25 Hospital Week 58/26 Hot Rod Club 58/27 Hot Rod Council 59/1 Hotels (1) 59/2 Hotels (2) 59/3 Hotels (3) 59/4 Hotels (4) 59/5 Hotels - "Today's Puzzle" 1976

Series of photographs of building exteriors, fire escapes, etc. labeled "Hotel" paper-clipped with paper scrap labeled "Today's puzzle." Presumably readers were to guess which hotel was depicted in each picture.

59/6 House of Ideas 59/7 Houseboat Moorage

Proposed housboat moorage on the Columbia River near the Portland International Airport that caused controversy.

59/8 Houses and Housing (1) 59/9 Houses and Housing (2) 59/10 Housing Authority of Portland 59/11 Howard-Cooper Corp. 59/12 Hoyt Arboretum 59/13 Hughes Building 59/14 Hunger Hikes 59/15 Hunt Transfer Co. 59/16 Hyster Co. 59/17 Hyster Sales Co. 59/18 Import Plaza 59/19 Incinerators 59/20 Independence Day Celebrations

Also known as Fourth of July celebrations.

59/21 Indian Center 59/22 Indian Guides 59/23 Industrial Air Products Co. 59/24 Industrial Clinics 60/1 Inman-Poulson Lumber Co. 60/2 Interchurch Center 60/3 Inter-City Buses, Inc. 60/4 Interfaith Institute 60/5 International Business Machines Co. (IBM) 60/6 International Harvester Co. 60/7 International Marketing Institute 60/8 Interstate Commerce Commission Hearing 1953 March 60/9 Interstate Motor Lines 60/10 Interurban Trains

See also: Portland - Streetcars; Subjects - Railroads.

60/11 Iris Court Day Care Center 60/12 Iron Firemen Manufacturing Co. 60/13 Irving Park 60/14 Irvington Machine Works 60/15 Irvington Tennis Club 60/16 J. E. Haseltine Co. 60/17 J. K. Gill Building 60/18 J. P. Finley & Sons 60/19 Jack-'N-Box Coffee Shop 60/20 Jackson Home

Residence of C. S. ("Sam" Jackson"

60/21 Jackson Tower 60/22 Jacobs Home

Residence of Ralph Jacobs.

Contains photographs taken during building's demolition in 1940.

60/23 Janis Program 60/24 Jantzen Beach 60/25 Jantzen Knitting Mills 60/26 Japanese Cemetery

Unidentified cemetery that is most likely in Portland.

60/27 Jarman-Williamson Co. 60/28 Jefferson Substation 60/29 Jennings Home 60/30 Jewish Community Center 60/31 Jewish Holiday Celebrations 60/32 Jewish National Fund 60/33 Jewish Welfare Fund 60/34 Jo-Paul Industries 60/35 Job's Daughters 61/1 Joe Weiner's 61/2 John Deere Plow Building 61/3 John F. Kennedy Library Exhibit 1964 October 61/4 Johns Landing 61/5 Johnson Home Model

Small reconstruction of the residence of William Johnson's house, the first in Portland.

61/6 Junior Chamber of Commerce 61/7 Junior Chamber of Commerce Convention 1971 June 61/8 Junior Traffic Club 61/9 Justice Center 61/10 Juvenile Detention Home 61/11 Kamm Building 61/12 Kamm Home

Residence of Jacob Kamm.

61/13 Kappa Alpha Theta 61/14 "Kazoo-In" 1968 January 22 61/15 Kelly Home

Residence of Clinton Kelly.

61/16 Kelly Point Park 61/17 Kendall Community Center 61/18 Kenton District 61/19 (Daniel) Kerr Home

Residence of Daniel Kerr.

61/20 (Peter) Kerr Home

Residence of Peter Kerr.

61/21 Killingsworth Home 61/22 Killon Home 61/23 King Home 61/24 Kinney Shoe Stores 61/25 Kirkman Laboratories 61/26 Kiwanis International Convention 1946 July 61/27 Knapp Home

Residence of Richard B. Knapp

61/28 Knights of Columbus 61/29 Knights of Columbus Convention 1949 August 61/30 Knights Templar 61/31 Knott Street Community Center 61/32 Knott Street Swimming Pool 61/33 Kraft Foods Co. 61/34 Kwong Mow Hand Laundry 61/35 La Grand Industrial Supply 61/36 La Leche League 61/37 Labadie Home

Residence of Joseph J. Labadie

61/38 Labor Temple 61/39 Laco Village 62/1 Ladd Circle 62/2 Lamb-Weston, Inc. 62/3 Lambert Gardens 62/4 Lambert Home 62/5 Landslides 62/6 Last Man Club 62/7 Latch Key Programs 62/8 Laubach Literacy, Inc. 62/9 Laurelhurst Club 62/10 Laurelhurst Park 62/11 Laurence Warehouse Co. 62/12 Law Day Celebrations 62/13 Lazarus Building 62/14 Leach Botanical Gardens 62/15 Leadbetter Home 62/16 League of Women Voters 62/17 "Learn-to-Swim" Campaign

Annual event hosted by the Oregonian.

62/18 Lents District 62/19 Lents Park 62/20 Lewis & Clark Exposition 1905 62/21 Lewis Building

Located at SW 4th and Oak.

62/22 Lewis Building

Located at 13th and Washington.

62/23 Lewis Home 62/24 Libby, McNeill & Libby 62/25 Liberty House 62/26 Liberty Temple circa 1918 62/27 Liberty Theatre 62/28 Libraries (1) 62/29 Libraries (2) 62/30 Lightning Bus Fire 1956 May 28

Incident in which lightning struck a bus, leading to 16 injuries. Mostly photographs of the injured and of witnesses.

62/31 Lillis-Albina Park 62/32 Lincoln Building 62/33 Lincoln Day Celebrations 62/34 Lincoln Memorial Cemetery 62/35 Lincoln Savings & Loan Association 63/1 Lindsay Building 63/2 Lions Club 63/3 Lipman, Wolfe & Co. 63/4 Lloyd A. Fry Roofing Co. 63/5 Lloyd Building 63/6 Lloyd Center (1)

Includes photographs and conceptula art of the area when it was known as Lloyd's Addition.

63/7 Lloyd Center (2) 63/8 Lloyd Golf Club 63/9 Lloyd Plaza 63/10 Logus Block 63/11 Lone Fir Cemetery 63/12 Longshoremen's Strike Commemorations

Gatherings to honor those killed in confrontation during the 1934 strike.

63/13 Loomis Armored Car Co. 63/14 Los Angeles-Seattle Motor Express, Inc. 63/15 Louise Home for Girls 63/16 Lovejoy Fountain Park 63/17 Low-Income Family Emergency Center (LIFE Center) 63/18 Loyalty Building 63/19 Lucia Brides 63/20 Lumber Manufacturers, Inc. 63/21 Lutheran Family Services 63/22 Lutheran Good Samaritan Home for the Aged 63/23 Lynn Kirby Ford 63/24 Lyric Theater 63/25 M & M Woodworking Co. 63/26 M. Seller Building 63/27 Maccabees' Home 63/28 Mack Trucks, Inc. 64/1 Macleay Park 64/2 Madison Tower 64/3 Magic Circle 64/4 Malarkey Paper Co. 64/5 Manley Center

Also called Helen Kelly Manley Center

64/6 Mann Home

Residence for seniors.

64/7 Marble Palace 64/8 March of Dimes Walkathons 64/9 Marian Congress 1934 August 64/10 Marine Electric Co. 64/11 Marks Home

Residence of Morris Marks.

64/12 Marquam Building 64/13 Marquam II Building 64/14 Marquam Hills District 64/15 Martha Gatke Murder Case 1924 April

Image showing the path the killer took before entering the Gatke residence.

64/16 Masonic Temples

Includes photographs of the Masonic Temple that later became the Portland Art Museum's Mark Building

64/17 Maternity Brothers 64/18 May Hardware Co. 64/19 Mayflower Dairy Plant 64/20 McCormick SS Co. 64/21 McCracken Bros. Motor Freight Co. 64/22 MacMarr Stores 64/23 Meadowland Dairy 64/24 Meadowlark Park 64/25 Meier & Frank Co. 64/26 Memorial Coliseum 64/27 Memorial Day Celebrations 64/28 Memorial Park Development 1932

Photograph of model showing proposed park near Pennoyer Park.

64/29 Men's Garden Clubs of America Convention 1968 June 64/30 Mennonite Volunteer Service Center 64/31 Merchants' Trust Building 64/32 Metro Youth 64/33 Metropolitan Printing Co. 64/34 Metropolitan Service Co. 64/35 Military Order of the Cootie, Portland Pup Tent #1

Group photograph of Veterans' Hospital patients aided by the organization.

64/36 Miss City of Roses 64/37 Miss Portland 64/38 Miss Tan Portland 65/1 Mobil Oil Co. 65/2 Mobil Mart 65/3 Mobile Health Unit 65/4 Mobilift Corp. 65/5 Mock's Bottom 65/6 Mock's Crest 65/7 Model Cities Program 65/8 Molded Container Corp. 65/9 Molded Fiberglass & Plastics, Inc. 65/10 Monarch Forge & Machine Co. 65/11 Monastery of the Precious Blood 65/12 Montgomery Ward & Co. 65/13 Montis Boarding House 65/14 Morgan Building 65/15 Morgan's Alley 65/16 Morris P. Kirk & Son 65/17 Morrison Center for Youth & Family Services 65/18 Morrison Street Development 65/19 Motels 65/20 Mount Calvary Cemetery 65/21 Mt. Hood Chemical Corp. 65/22 Mt. Scott Community Center 65/23 Mt. Scott Park 65/24 Mt. Tabor 65/25 Mt. Tabor Park 65/26 Mt. Tabor Reservoir 65/27 Mu Phi Epsilon 65/28 Multiple Sclerosis Society of Oregon 65/29 Multnomah Athletic Club 65/30 Multnomah Better Housing Campaign 65/31 Multnomah Center 65/32 Multnomah College

Currently known as Multnomah University.

65/33 Multnomah County Animal Control 65/34 Multnomah County Commission 65/35 Multnomah County Courthouse 65/36 Multnomah County Exposition Center

Also known as Pacific International Livestock Exposition Center.

65/37 Multnomah County Extension Service 66/1 Multnomah County Fair 66/2 Multnomah County Health & Education Building 66/3 Multnomah County Intermediate Education District 66/4 Multnomah County Juvenile Home 66/5 Multnomah County Medical Society 66/6 Multnomah County Morgue 66/7 Multnomah County Register Office 66/8 Multnomah County Sheriff's Office 66/9 Multnomah County Task Force Work Program 66/10 Multnomah County Tax Department 66/11 Multnomah Golf Club 66/12 Mulnomah Kennel Club 66/13 Multnomah Stadium 66/14 Multnomah Wheelmen Lowjinks 1896 June 21

Group photo.

66/15 Municipal Courts 66/16 Murlark Hall 66/17 Myasthenia Gravis Foundation, Oregon Chapter 66/18 Mysterious Billy Smith's Taven 66/19 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) 66/20 National Security Week 66/21 Naturalization Ceremonies 66/22 Neighborhood Improvement Projects 66/23 Neustadter Brothers 66/24 New England Building 66/25 New York Market 66/26 North Pacific Plaza 66/27 Northwest Institute of International Affairs 66/28 Northwest Publishing Co. 66/29 Northwest Steel Co. 66/30 Norwegian Constitution Day Celebrations 66/31 Odd Fellows' Building 66/32 Older Girls' Conference 1932 April 66/33 One Main Place 66/34 One Pacific Square 66/35 Orbanco Building 66/36 Oregon Building 66/37 Oregon Camera Club 66/38 Oregon District Attorneys Association Convention 1960 December 66/39 Oregon Diabetics Association 66/40 Oregon Museum of Science & Industry (OMSI)

Formerly called Oregon Memorial Museum of History, Science, and Industry.

66/41 Oregon Pioneer Savings & Loan Association 66/42 Oregon State Office Building 66/43 Oregon Trail Pageant 1934 July 66/44 Oregon Trail Savings & Loan Association 67/1 Oregonian 75th Anniversary Celebration 1925 December 67/2 Oregonian Model Home 1927

House constructed on Terwilliger Heights.

67/3 Orpheum Theater 67/4 Pacific Air Transport Co. 67/5 Pacific Building 67/6 Pacific Light Metal Foundry 67/7 Pacific Livestock International Exposition 67/8 Pacific Northwest Bell 67/9 Pacific Northwest Public Service Co. 67/10 Pacific Roller Canary Club

Also called Portland Canary Club.

67/11 Pacific Supply Cooperative 67/12 Packard Electric Co. 67/13 Palatine Hill District 67/14 Parent-Child Services, Inc. 67/15 Parent-Teacher Association 67/16 Park Building 67/17 Parkside Center 67/18 Paul Bunyan Coin Convention 1963 June 67/19 Pearson 4th Avenue Building 67/20 Peck Home

Residence of Grace Peck.

67/21 Pedestrian Mall

Concept art of a possible pedestrian mall in downtown Portland.

67/22 Peter Kerr Park 67/23 Peyton-Allan Murder Case 67/24 Philco Radio & Television Corp.

Group photo of Philco distributors. See also People Series for photographs of Philco president Ira Powers.

67/25 Pi Beta Phi 67/26 Pierce Trailer & Equipment Co. 67/27 Pittock Mansion 67/28 Planned Parenthood 67/29 Plaza Blocks

Collective name for Chapman and Lownsdale Squares.

67/30 Police Academy

Also called Police Auxiliary School.

67/31 Police Department 67/32 Police Department - Sunshine Division 67/33 Police Institute on Human Relations and Minority Group Problems Conference 1958 September 67/34 Pooper-Scooper Law 1980 December

Headshots of citizens interviewed, captioned with snippets of their opinions regarding new law holding dog owners responsible for cleaning dog waste.

67/35 Popick's Men's Store 67/36 Poppy Day Sales

Funbdraising event undertaken by auxiliary members of American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars.

67/37 Port of Portland Dredging Projects 1924 April

Joined pair of photographs depicting dredging at Guilds Lake and the western channel of Swan Island.

67/38 Portala Study Club 67/39 Porter Building 68/1 Portland Art Museum (1) 68/2 Portland Art Museum (2) 68/3 Portland Art Museum (3) 68/4 Portland Auto Club 68/5 Portland Breakfast Club 68/6 Portland Building 68/7 Portland Casting Club 68/8 Portland Federal Savings & Loan Association 68/9 Portland Federation of Women's Clubs 68/10 Portland Gas & Coke Co. 68/11 Portland Gun Club 68/12 Portland Home Builders Association 68/13 Portland Rose Festival 68/14 Portland State College Extension Center 68/15 Portland Union Stockyards Co. 68/16 Post Offices 68/17 Postal Employees Credit Union 68/18 Powell Grove Cemetery 68/19 Powers Marine Park 68/20 President's Birthday Balls 68/21 President's Club 68/22 Prettyman Home

Residence of Henry W. Prettyman.

68/23 Project Second Wind 68/24 Providence Nursery

Also called Our Lady of Providence Nursery.

68/25 Public Comfort Stations

Photograph of stations at the corner of SW 6th and Yamhill.

68/26 Public Market Building

Served as the offices for the Oregon Journal 1948-1961.

68/27 Public Service Building 68/28 Public Works Department 68/29 Pythian Sisters 68/30 Quelle Bar Subseries 6 Radio and TV Stations 69/1 KEX 69/2 KGW 69/3 KGW - Hoot Owls 69/4 KLOR 69/5 KOIN 69/6 KPOJ 69/7 KPTV 69/8 KVAN 69/9 KWJJ 69/10 KXL 69/11 Raleigh Green District 69/12 Ramsary Sign Co. Building

Building on Stark Street that formerly served as a Catholic church.

69/13 Rankin Air Field 69/14 Rankin Building 69/15 Red Lion Motor Inn Hostage Incident 1979 May 22 69/16 Redwine Home 69/17 Refugees

Includes photographs of Southeast Asian and Hungarian refugees in Portland.

69/18 Reicher & Stacy 69/19 "Renovize Portland" Program 1934 69/20 Retail Code Authority 69/21 Retail Furtniture Dealers of Oregon Convention 1933 July 69/22 Retail Merchant Committee Meeting 1934 April

Based on filing location of photograph and its date, meeting may possibly dealth with "Renovize Portland" program.

69/23 Ringside Restaurant Hostage Incident 1980 September 69/24 Rosenblatt's 69/25 Rothchild Home 69/26 "Rough Writers" 1922 September

Group photograph of authors led by George Palmer Putnam who visited Portland.

69/27 Roy Burnett Motors

Also called Burnett Motors, Inc.

69/28 St. Johns Day Care Center 69/29 St. Mary's Home for Aged Sisters 69/30 St. Vincent de Paul Day Care Center 69/31 Salvation Army 69/32 Schools (1) 69/33 Schools (2) 70/1 Schools - "City School Sketchbook Series" 1931

Photographs taken for a series of stories on Portland schools.

70/2 Scott Building

Formerly called Buchanan Building.

70/3 Scott Home

Residence of Bishop Scott.

70/4 Scottish Rite Cathedral 70/5 Sears, Roebuck & Co. 70/6 Selling Building 70/7 Sherlock Building 70/8 Shriners 70/9 Sidewalk Cabbage 1973 September

Image of a cabbage that sprouted and grew at SW 5th and Oak Streets.

70/10 Skidmore Art Colony 70/11 Skidmore House 70/12 Skyline Memorial Gardens 70/13 South Auditorium Urban Renewal Area 70/14 Spalding Building 70/15 Stadium Freeway

Contains 1962 image of model of proposed thouroughfare.

70/16 Standard Insurance Co.

Mostly photographs of Standard Plaza.

70/17 Statues 70/18 Stowbridge Building 70/19 Strahan Home

Residence of attorney Claude Strahan.

70/20 Streets

Includes images of Burnside Street, Front Street, SE Grand Avenue, Leif Erickson Drive, SW Stark Street, Westover Terrace, and Willamette Boulevard.

70/21 Streets - Canyon Road Improvements 1927-1931 70/22 Strikes 70/23 Sullivan Gulch Freeway 70/24 Swain's Boarding House

Located on 5th and Morrison; site later became the Meier & Frank Building.

70/25 Swan Island Airport 70/26 Sylvan Westgate Building 70/27 Taylor Building 70/28 Telephone Building 70/29 Thomas Mann Building 70/30 Thompson Home

Residence of R. R. Thompson

70/31 Thurlow Glove Factory 70/32 Times Building 70/33 Town Hall 1968 September

New name for former Finnish Workers Association Hall

70/34 Tree-Planting Ceremony 1932 April 8

Two images related to tree-planting ceremony done in honor of pupils who won an essay contest on the life of George Washington.

70/35 Tri-Met 70/36 Union Gospel Mission 70/37 United Carriage Co. 70/38 United Cerebral Palsy 71/1 United States Customs House 71/2 United States District Court 71/3 United States Revolution Bicentennial Celebrations 71/4 US Bancorp Tower 71/5 US Bank Plaza 71/6 US Daughters of 1812 71/7 Verseweavers

Poets group.

71/8 Veterans' Employment Office 71/9 Village at Lovejoy Fountain 71/10 Vines Building 71/11 Volunteers of America

Contains images of day nurseries run by Volunteers of America.

71/12 Waco Air Taxi 71/13 Waddle's Drive-In Restaurant 71/14 Washington Cooperative Farmers Association Mill

Located at Mock's Bottom.

71/15 Washington Park 71/16 Washington Park Zoo 71/17 Washington Park Zoo - Elephants (1) 71/18 Washington Park Zoo - Elephants (2) 71/19 Waverly Baby Home 71/20 Wentworth & Irwin 71/21 West Coast Air Transport Co. 71/22 Western Association of Art Museums Conference 1966 October 14 71/23 Western Cooperage Co. 71/24 Westmoreland Union Manor 71/25 Wilcox Building 71/26 Wilcox Home

Residence of T. B. Wilcox.

71/27 Willamette National Cemetery

See also: Portland - Memorial Day Celebrations.

71/28 Women of Woodcraft Building 71/29 Woodlark Building 71/30 Woodward & Clarke Building 71/31 Worcester Block 71/32 Worcester Building 71/33 Wortman Home

Residence of H. C. Wortman

71/34 Yeon Building 71/35 Young's Gown Shop 71/36 Young Men's Christian Associaiton (YMCA) 71/37 Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA) Series D Washington State 1889-1984 72/1 Aberdeen 72/2 Mt. Adams 72/3 Ape Cave 72/4 Mt. Baker 72/5 Bangor 72/6 Battle Ground 72/7 Battle Ground State Park 72/8 Beacon Rock 72/9 Bellingham 72/10 Benton-Franklin County Fair 72/11 Blaine 72/12 Blakely Island 72/13 Blue Lake 72/14 Bremerton 72/15 Bridges

Includes photos of bridges over the Cowlitz River, Deception Pass Brodge, Heissen Bridge, and bridges in the Pasco-Kennewick area.

72/16 Hood Canal Floating Bridge 72/17 Lake Washington Floating Bridge 72/18 Tacoma Narrows Bridge 72/19 Camas 72/20 Camp Bonneville 72/21 Camp Columbia 72/22 Campy Murray 72/23 Cape Disappointment 72/24 Cascade Tunnel 72/25 Cathlamet 72/26 Centralia 72/27 Centralia Steam Electric Project 72/28 Charles Mattson Kidnapping Case

Mattson was taken from his Tacoma home in December 1936, and found dead January 1937.

72/29 Chehalis 72/30 Lake Chelan 72/31 Cherry Point Refinery 72/32 Church Mountain 72/33 Clamarama

Event held between Grays Harbor and lower Quinault River.

72/34 Clark County 72/35 Clark County Fair 73/1 Coast 73/2 College Place 73/3 Columbia Basin Project 73/4 Columbia River Truck-Barge Transportation 1932 August

Photographs demonstrating the use of trucks and barges to transport wheat on the Washington side of the Columbia River.

73/5 Cougar 73/6 Cowlitz Pioneers & Descendants Association 73/7 Cowlitz River 73/8 Crystal Mountain, Inc.

Restauarant located on top of Crystal Mountain with a view of Mt. Rainier.

73/9 Dallesport 73/10 Dams

Includes images of Albeni Falls Dam, Des Chutes Dam, Diablo Dam, Little Goose Dam, Merwin Dam, Mossyrock Dam, Rock Island Dam, and Yale Dam.

73/11 Ariel Dam 73/12 Grand Coulee Dam (1) 73/13 Grand Coulee Dam (2) 73/14 Swift Dam 73/15 Wanapum Dam 73/16 Deception Pass 73/17 Destruction Island Lighthouse 73/18 Earthquakes 73/19 Ellensburg 73/20 Elma 73/21 Everett 73/22 Fires (1) 73/23 Fires (2) 74/1 Floods (1) 74/2 Floods (2) 74/3 Forest Fires 74/4 Fort Borst 74/5 Fort Canby Lighthouse 74/6 Fort Casey 74/7 Fort Columbia 74/8 Fort Lawton 74/9 Fort Lewis 74/10 Fort Simcoe 74/11 Frankfort 74/12 Friday Harbor 74/13 Frostly Lake 74/14 Glacier Peak 74/15 Goldendale 74/16 Grand Coulee Lake 74/17 Hanford Nuclear Power Plant (1) 74/18 Hanford Nuclear Power Plant (2) 74/19 Harmony Falls 74/20 Hazel Dell 74/21 Highways

Includes images of Highway No. 8, Elma-Grand Mound Highway, and Evergreen Highway.

74/22 Hood Canal 74/23 Hoquiam 74/24 Ilwaco 74/25 Kennewick 74/26 Kennewick Gas Fields 74/27 La Center 74/28 Lackamas Park 75/1 Landslides 75/2 Larson Air Base 75/3 Leavenworth 75/4 Lewis River 75/5 Lewisville Park 75/6 Logging Garden

Unique logging-themed garden of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brandt located in New London, north of Hoquiam.

75/7 Long Beach 75/8 Longview 75/9 Longview - Homesteads 75/10 Maryhill (1)

Mostly photographs of the Maryhill Museum, but images of a nearby church and the war monument also included.

75/11 Maryhill (2) 75/12 Mason City 75/13 McGowan 75/14 Merwin Hydroelectric Plant 75/15 Miss Washington 75/16 Moses Lake 75/17 Moulton Falls 75/18 North Beach 75/19 North Bonneville 75/20 North Head Lighthouse 75/21 Northwest Electric Plant

Located on White Salmon River.

75/22 Mt. Olympus 75/23 Pasco 75/24 Pullman - Washington State University 75/25 Mt. Rainier

Includes photographs of Mt. Rainier National Park.

75/26 Rock Island Hydroelectric Plant 75/27 Mt. Saint Helens

Includes images from both before and after the May 1980 eruption.

76/1 Mt. St. Helens Eruption 1980

Includes photographs related to pre-eruptions in April 1980 and photographs related to the eruption's aftermath.

76/2 San Juan Islands

Contains two images related to monuments and structures related to the Pig War.

76/3 Seattle 76/4 Seattle - Alaska-Yukon Pacific Exposition 1908-1909 76/5 Seattle - University of Washington 1911 1918 76/6 Shelton 76/7 Skamokawa 76/8 State Inauguration

Photographs of two documents from 1889 regarding the the state's admission to the union.

76/9 Table Mountain

Includes a view of both Table Mountain and Oregon's Munra Point

76/10 Tacoma 76/11 Trout Lake Ice Cave Subseries 1 Vancouver 76/12 General 76/13 Aluminum Company of America (Alcoa) 76/14 Carborundum Co. 76/15 Centennial Celebration 1925 August 17 76/16 Fort Vancouver (1) 76/17 Fort Vancouver (2) 76/18 Hospitals 76/19 Hudson House 76/20 Walla Walla 76/21 Wenatchee 76/22 White Salmon Series E Other US Locations 1897-1979 77/1 Alaska (1) 77/2 Alaska (2) 77/3 Alaska (3) 77/4 Alaska - Earthquakes 1964 77/5 Arizona 77/6 Arizona - Grand Canyon Subseries 1 California 77/7 General (1) 77/8 General (2) 77/9 Alcatraz Island 77/10 Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) 77/11 Death Valley 77/12 Disneyland (1) 77/13 Disneyland (2) 77/14 Earthquakes 78/1 Mt. Lassen 78/2 Los Angeles 78/3 San Francisco

Includes images of the Bay Bridge and the Golden Gate Bridge.

78/4 San Francisco - Golden Gate International Exposition 1939-1940 78/5 San Francisco - Panama-Pacific International Exposition 1915 78/6 Mt. Shasta 78/7 Lake Tahoe 78/8 Colorado 78/9 Georgia - Warm Springs 78/10 Guam 78/11 Hawaii 78/12 Idaho (1) 78/13 Idaho (2) 78/14 Idaho - Brownlee Dam 78/15 Idaho - Teton Dam Collapse 1976 78/16 Illinois

Contains two images of houses in which Abraham Lincoln resided, and a photo of a crowd awaiting President Harding's funeral train near Chicago.

78/17 Minnesota 78/18 Montana 78/19 Montana - Glacier National Park 78/20 Montana - Hebgen Lake Earthquake 1959 79/1 Nevada 79/2 Nevada - Hoover Dam

Includes photographs of officials involved with dam's construction.

79/3 New York - New York City

Includes a 1930 photograph of Grants Pass Cavemen parading in New York City.

79/4 New Hampshire 79/5 Okalahoma 79/6 South Dakota - Mt. Rushmore 79/7 Texas - Dallas 79/8 Utah 79/9 Virginia 79/10 Washington, D.C. 79/11 Wyoming Series F Non-US Locations 1908-1978 79/12 Afghanistan 79/13 Antarctica 79/14 The Arctic 79/15 Austria 79/16 Belgium 79/17 Cambodia - Angkor Wat 79/18 Cameroon 79/19 Canada (1) 79/20 Canada (2) 79/21 Central America

Photographs labeled "Central America" on the back, but which do not specify the country.

79/22 China 79/23 Cuba - Revolt 1931-1933 79/24 Denmark 80/1 Egypt - Tutankhamen's Tomb 80/2 Ethipoia 80/3 France

Includes a photograph of a replica of the Statue of Liberty located in Paris.

80/4 Germany 80/5 Greece 80/6 Himalayas 80/7 Howland Island 80/8 Israel 80/9 Italy - Mt. Etna Eruption 1928 80/10 Japan 80/11 Japan - Hiroshima 80/12 Mexico 80/13 Philippines 80/14 Russia (1) 80/15 Russia (2) 80/16 South Korea - Osan Boys' Town 80/17 Turkey - Istanbul Series G Photoseries circa 1880-1971 circa 1937-1971

Photos that either ran together for a single special feature or as a recurring feature.

81/1 "America" 1970 February

Photographs used for an article discussing social upheaval and changing mores in the United States.

One image moved to Oversize A due to size.

81/2 "Auto Drivers" 1970 August

Photographs which accompanied an article about lax vision requirements in licensing drivers.

81/3 Cigarette-Making 1945 May

Photo series depicting Edgar Kennedy growing and curing tobacco, and then making a cigarette.

81/4 "Double Take" 1970-1971

Photographs that make for an ironic image, such as a "For Sale" sign in a flooded field.

81/5 "Drunks" 1946 September

Series of photographs that ran in September 22 1946 issue, in which Dave O'Malley simulates cycle of public drunkeness.

81/6 "Farm Handy Ideas" 1950

Photographs in which local farmers demonstrate homemade devices and other innovations.

81/7 "Five Generations" 1960-1963

Portraits of families in which people from five generations of a family are present.

81/8 "High School Students" 1961 February

Photo series depicting Patricia Hatfield, Alden Jencks, Pamela Klein, Neil Nakadate, Bob Pederson, and Margo Tillson.

One image of Margo Tillson moved to Oversize A - People due to size.

81/9 "Housemothers" 1958 March

Series of photographs relating to older women who oversee college women's groups.

81/10 "Housewife" 1968

Series of photographs of Janet Toliver used to depict the average day and duties of a housewife.

81/11 Ooten Home 1968 December

Photographs showcasing the Ooten Family's residence.

81/12 "Sins of America"

Reproductions of magazine illustrations from 1870-1900 which were considered racy or otherwise controversial in the late 19th century, compiled for a 1934 book by the title "Sins of America." The reproductions were published across several issues during the summer of 1934.

81/13 Surrealism 1937 March

Warped-perspective photographs of Portland mayor Joseph Carson, Warren Erwin, Aaron Frank, Chester McCarty, Milton A. Miller, Tommy Luke, and Jimmy Richardson. Used in March 14, 1937 issue with article reporting on popularity of surrealist art.

81/14 Young Oregonians (1) 1935-1941

Photographs (mostly cutouts) of children and teenagers used for a "Young Oregonians" collage.

Prints in poor condition.

81/15 Young Oregonians (2) Series H Subjects circa 1850-1983 circa 1910-1983 81/16 4-H Club 81/17 8-Ball 81/18 Abortion 81/19 Abraham Lincoln Assassination 81/20 Accidents 81/21 Acheson Colloids Co. 81/22 Acid 81/23 Adobe Blocks 81/24 Adoption 81/25 Aerial Trams 81/26 Aerifiers 82/1 African-Americans

Includes photographs that had been originally filed under "Negro Housing."

82/2 Agates Subseries 1 Agriculture 82/3 Alfalfa 82/4 Almonds 82/5 Apples 82/6 Appleseed Award 82/7 Apricots 82/8 Artichokes 82/9 Asparagus 82/10 Barley 82/11 Beans 82/12 Beekeeping 82/13 Berry Harvesters

Mechanical berry picker.

82/14 Blackberries 82/15 Blueberries 82/16 Boysenberries 82/17 Carrots 82/18 Cascara Bark 82/19 Cattle (1)

Includes images of cattle drives and cattle-branding.

82/20 Cattle (2) 82/21 Cauliflower 82/22 Cherries 82/23 Clover Farm 82/24 Corn 82/25 Cotton 82/26 Cranberries 82/27 Crop Damage 82/28 Crop Dusting

See also: Subjects - Marijuana.

128/28 Nylon Hosiery 128/29 Office of Alien Property 1966

Image of items that had been seized from Germans and Japanese during World War II.

128/30 "P. R. L. L. P. Camp"

Photograph of an encampment in an unidentified location; no indication as to what company's full name was.

Subseries 17 Performing Arts 128/31 Ballet 128/32 Belly-Dancing 128/33 Circus (1) 128/34 Circus (2) 129/1 Circus (3) 129/2 Clowns (1) 129/3 Clowns (2) 129/4 Dance (1)

See also: Performing Arts - Ballet; Perfomring Arts - Belly-Dancing; Performing Arts - Folk Dance.

129/5 Dance (2) 129/6 Dance (3) 129/7 Duos

Photographs of performing duo acts.

129/8 Folk Dance 129/9 Ice Skating Performance

Includes photographs related to Holiday on Ice, Ice Follies and Icecapades

129/10 Mimes 129/11 Theater (1) 129/12 Theater (2) 129/13 Pesticides

Includes photographs that were originally labeled as "Mosquito Control."

130/1 Physicaly Disabled People (1) 130/2 Physicaly Disabled People (2) 130/3 Physicaly Disabled People (3) 130/4 Phonographs 130/5 "Pioneer Dentist's Home"

Two photographs of house in unspecified locale beloning to a man only identified in label as "eccentric pioneer dentist."

Subseries 18 Politics 130/6 Atiyeh-Straub Debate 1978 September 9 130/7 Ballots 130/8 Campaign Buttons, Literature and Signs 130/9 Campaign Headquarters and Staffers 130/10 Clackamas County Elections 1981 February 130/11 Democratic National Convention 1928 130/12 Democratic National Convention 1976 130/13 Elections 130/14 Equal Rights Amendment 130/15 International Agreements 130/16 Mock Conventions 130/17 Mock Elections 130/18 Oregon State Legislature 130/19 Presidential Inaugurations 130/20 Repeal of the 18th Amendment

Photographs relating to the 21st Amendment, which replealed the 18th Amendment, thus ending Prohibition at the national level in the United States.

130/21 Republican National Committee 130/22 Socialist Convention 1932 130/23 United States Congress 130/24 Washington State Legislature 131/1 Porcupine-Culling Project 1956 February

Photograph of two officials in charge of a campaign to reduce the number of porcupines in Eastern Oregon, because the animals were killing young pines in the region.

131/2 Public Works Committees

Photographs of development and works committee members.

131/3 Railroad Enthusiasts Subseries 19 Railroads 131/4 Amtrak 131/5 Box Cars 131/6 Caboose Cars 131/7 Construction and Last Spike Ceremonies

See also Written Materials for a letter which refers to at least one of the images in this folder.

131/8 Freedom Train 131/9 Freight Car Construction 1950

Series of photographs depicting freight cars being built in Omaha, Nebraska.

131/10 Freight Cars 131/11 Refrigerator Cars 131/12 Seattle, Portland & Spokane Railroad Dairy Demonstration Train 1930 June 131/13 Tracks, Tunnels and Trestles 131/14 Train Accidents 131/15 Train Interiors 131/16 Train Safety Award Banner 1929 April

Photograph of officials of the Oregon-Washington branch of Union Pacific Railroad accepting the banner for having the fewest accidents per employee.

131/17 Trains and Locomotives (1) 131/18 Trains and Locomotives (2) 131/19 Trains in the Dalles 1884-1886

Series of photographs depicting locomotives, rail yards and train tracks in the Dalles, Oregon, as well as the scene of a train accident near The Dalles.

131/20 Rape 131/21 Real Estate Development 131/22 Religious Groups and Events (1)

Photographs from a folder labeled "Religion," consisting mostly of group photographs of ministers and church organizations.

See also: Portland - Churches & Other Houses of Worship.

132/1 Religious Groups and Events (2) 132/2 Robots 132/3 Rumrunning 1932 March

Contains 3 mughshots of escaped convicts W. L. Kerr, C. T. Ryall, and A. S. Babcock, alleged to have been involved in liquor smuggling, as well as photograph of the raided liquor.

132/4 Sacco & Vanzetti Trial (1) 1927

Trial of anarchists Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti murder; both were executed. Includes photographs of demonstrations held on behalf of the two men.

132/5 Sacco & Vanzetti Trial (2) 132/6 Seals 132/7 Sediments Map

Map of Oregon showing the location of various types of sediment found in the state.

132/8 Senior Citizens 132/9 Ship Jumpers 132/10 Shipping Containers Subseries 20 Sports and Recreation 132/11 4-Wheel Drive Races 132/12 Airplane Races 132/13 Archery 132/14 Arm Wrestling 132/15 Armadillo Races 132/16 Auto Races 132/17 Backpacking 132/18 Badminton 132/19 Baseball 132/20 Baseball Teams (1)

Group photographs of baseball team members.

132/21 Baseball Teams (2) 133/1 Basketball 133/2 Basketball Fans 1972-1979

Photographs of basketball game attendees taken during and outside of games.

133/3 Beachcombing 133/4 Bicycling (1) 133/5 Bicycling (2) 133/6 Billiards

Also known as pool.

133/7 Bingo 133/8 Birdwatching 133/9 Board Games

See also: Sports and Recreation - Checkers; Sports and Recreation - Chess.

133/10 Boat Races 133/11 Bowling

Includes photographs related to lawn bowling.

133/12 Bridge 133/13 Camping 133/14 Card Games

See also: Sports and Recreation - Bridge.

133/15 Checkers 133/16 Chess 133/17 Clam-Digging 133/18 Coaster Races 133/19 Cock Fighting 133/20 College Bowl 134/1 Contests 134/2 Crocheting 134/3 Curling 134/4 Darts 134/5 Dog Races 134/6 Dog Shows 134/7 Dog Sled Races 134/8 Egg Painting 134/9 Fencing 134/10 Fishing Derbies 134/11 Foosball 134/12 Football 134/13 Frog-Jumping Contests 134/14 Games - General

Includes photographs related to Dungeons and Dragons, Jacks, Leapfrog, and Twister.

134/15 Go-Cart Races 134/16 Golf (1) 134/17 Golf (2) 134/18 Gymnastics and Acrobatics 134/19 Hackey Sack 134/20 Hand Tennis 134/21 Handball

Includes 1946 photograph of handball team including Terry Schrunk.

134/22 Harness Races 134/23 Hay Rides 134/24 Hiking 134/25 Hockey 135/1 Hoose Races 135/2 Horse Shows (1) 135/3 Horse Shows (2) 135/4 Horseback Riding 135/5 Horseshoe-Throwing 135/6 Hunting

Includes photographs from folder labeled "Hunters - Government."

135/7 Ice Skating 135/8 Knitting 135/9 Marbles Tournament 1953 June 135/10 Martial Arts 135/11 Miniature Golf 135/12 Moonwatching 135/13 Mountain Climbing 135/14 Parachute Jumping 135/15 Ping Pong

Also known as table tennis.

135/16 Rock Hounds 135/17 Skiing 135/18 Soap Box Derbies 135/19 Sports Team Captains

Group photograph taken 1923 or 1924 of basketball, football, and track team captains for the University of Oregon.

135/20 Swimming 135/21 Toboggaining 135/22 Track and Field 135/23 Water Skiing 135/24 Weightlifting 135/25 Wrestling 136/1 Spousal Abuse 136/2 Stage Coaches 136/3 Strikes 136/4 Ten Commandments Plaque 1958

Photograph of a plaque donated to the City of Portland by the Fraternal Order of Eagles, which caused controversy due both to church-state separation arguments and the non-standard wording of commandments.

136/5 Timber Theft 136/6 Tires 136/7 Titanium Subseries 21 Toys, Models, and Other Merrymaking Devices 136/8 Boomerangs 136/9 Dolls (1) 136/10 Dolls (2) 136/11 Dollhouses and Furniture 136/12 Figurines and Miniatures 136/13 Frisbees 136/14 Hula Hoops 136/15 Jump Rope 136/16 Kites 136/17 Miniature Battlefields 136/18 Miniature Circus 136/19 Miniature Houses 136/20 Model Airplanes 136/21 Model Bridges 136/22 Model Cars 136/23 Model Rockets 137/1 Model Ships and Boats 137/2 Model Tractors 137/3 Model Trains and Railroads 137/4 Model Wagons 137/5 Teddy Bears 137/6 Toy Cannons 137/7 Traffic Signs 137/8 Train Robbery

Photographs of suspects and victims of train robberies.

137/9 Trophies 137/10 Typewriters 137/11 Undocumented Immigrants

Originally filed as "Aliens" and "Illegal Aliens."

137/12 United States Constitution 137/13 United States Constitution Sequencentennial Celebration 1937

Contains photograph of a certificate given to Lipman, Wolfe & Co. for its participation in the celebration.

137/14 United States Revolution Bicentennial Celebrations 1975-1976 137/15 Vacuum Cleaners Subseries 22 Weather and Seasons 137/16 Autumn

Also known as Fall.

137/17 Drought 137/18 Dust Storms 137/19 Fog

Includes photographs related to fog-seeding experiments and fog-dispersal attempts.

137/20 Frost 137/21 Hail 137/22 Ice 137/23 Lightning 137/24 Snow

Contains photograph of unnamed creek in the Cascade foothills during snowy weather.

137/25 Wireless Radios 137/26 World Federalist Congress 1965 June Series I Oversize A 1916-1984

Oversize images up to 11 by 14 inches.

138/1 People - A-G 138/2 People - H-M 138/3 People - N-Z Subseries 1 Oregon 138/4 4-H Club; Adair Air Force Base; Agate Beach; Albany Timber Carnival; Ashland 138/5 Astoria; Aurora; Mt. Bachelor; Bandon; Bayocean Peninsula; Beaver Boys State; Beaverton; Bend 138/6 Black Butte; Blue Lake Regional Park; Boiler Bay State Park; Boy Scouts 138/7 Bridges; Broken Top 138/8 Bull Run Watershed; Burns

Includes photograph of Frank B. Cohen's residence west of Portland and photographs of Oregon State University.

138/9 Camp Clark; Camp Colton; Camp Fire Girls; Camp Hancock; Camp Howard; Camp Ma-Ku-Ala; Camp Namanu; Camp Rilea 138/10 Cannon Beach; Cascade Head; Cascade Locks; Cedar Hills; Celilo Falls; Central Oregon 138/11 Christmas Celebrations; Clackamas County; Clackamas County Fair; Clackamas River; Clackamas Town Center 138/12 Clifton; Cohen Home; Columbia River; Corvallis; Crag Rats; Crane Prairie Reservoir 138/13 Dabney State Park; Dams 138/14 Delake; Demonstrations; Depoe Bay; Dundee 138/15 Easter Celebrations; Estacada Timber Fair; Eugene; Explorer Scouts 139/1 Fires (1) 139/2 Fires (2) 139/3 Fires (3) 139/4 Fires (4) 139/5 Floods (1) 139/6 Floods (2) 139/7 Floods (3); Florence 139/8 Forest Fires 139/9 Forest Grove - Stimson Lumber Co.; Fort Stevens; Fossil; Frenchglen; Gaston; Gifford Pinchot National Forest; Gilchrist; Gladstone; Granite 139/10 Grants Pass; Gresham; Hagg Lake; Halloween Celebrations; Hay Creek Ranch; Highways

Contains photographs of the Jenkins Estate below Cooper Mountain.

139/11 Hillsboro; Hillsboro Airport 139/12 Mt. Hood (1) 139/13 Mt. Hood (2) 1970

Contains maps of areas along the Oregon coast affected by proposed restrictions on driving on the beach

139/14 Hood River; Jenkins Home; Joseph - Chief Jospeh Days; Kidnappings; King City; Kiwanis Club 139/15 Klamath Falls; Klamath Indian Reservation; Lake Oswego; Lakeview; Landslides; Lincoln City; Lost Forest Dune Park 139/16 Malheur Wildlife Refuge; McKenzie River; Mt. McLoughlin; Memlaoose Island; Lake Merwin; Milwaukie; Mist; Mt. Angel; Multnomah; Multnomah Falls; Murders; Oak Grove; Open Aire Faire 139/17 Oregon State Highway Commission Maps 140/1 Pendleton - Eastern Oregon Hospital & Training Center; Rogue River; Rooster Rock; St. Paul; Salem 140/2 Sheridan; Sherwood; Silverton; Tigard; Tillamook Bay; Tongue Point Naval Base; Troutdale; Tualitin Mountains 140/3 Vanport; Wallowa Mountains; Washington County Crime Rate Chart (1971); West Union Subseries 2 Portland 140/4 200 Market Building; 4-H Club; 5th Street; A. A. Horsfelot Building; Alpenrose Dairy; Albina District 140/5 Albertina Kerr Nursery; American Legion Convention (1970) 140/6 Apartments

Includes images of Ambassador Apartments, Astro Apartments, Clay Towers, Four Oaks Apartments, Evergreen Apartments Grant Tower, Ione Plaza, King Tower, Lincoln Tower, McCormick Pier Apartments, Portland Center Apartments, Tudor Arms, and Unthank Plaza.

140/7 April Fool's Day Celebrations; Arbor Day Celebrations; Artquake; Arts & Crafts Society 140/8 Banks; Barber Block 140/9 Barker Manufacturing Co.; Battleship Oregon Park; Black United Front; Blue Birds; Bombings; Boy Scouts; Broadmoor Golf Course 140/10 Bridges (1) 140/11 Bridges (2) 140/12 Fremont Bridge 140/13 I-205 Bridge

Also known as the Glen Jackson Bridge

140/14 Building Size Comparison Chart 1976 140/15 Bumble Bee Inc.; Burnside Trolley Building; Bus Lane Map (1976); Carillon Center Condominium; Cascade Runoff 141/1 Cathedral Park; The Children's Club Day Care Center; Children's Museum; Chinatown District; Christmas Celebrations 141/2 Churches and Other Houses of Worship (1) 141/3 Churches and Other Houses of Worship (2) 141/4 City-County Civic Center; City-County Kelly Butte Communication Center; City Flag Design (1969); Clair Arrow Center for Women Prisoners; Clyde Cosby Trial (1957); The Colony; Columbia Slough; Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO) Convention (1948); Commonwealth Building; Contact Center 141/5 Container Corp. of America; Continental Motel; Couch Park; Council Crest; Country Fair; Country Store; Cub Scouts; Cultura d'Italia 141/6 Daughters of Neptune; David Campbell Memorial Fountain; Dekum Building; Delta Park; Demonstrations (1) 141/7 Demonstrations (2) 141/8 Department of Human Services Multi-Service Center; Disaster Drills; Donald E. Long Juvenile Home; Downtown Athletic Club; Duniway Center; Duniway Park; Eagle Scouts; Eastbank Esplanade 141/9 Easter Celebrations 141/10 Education Service Center; Emergency Services; Episcopal Convention (1922); Equitable Building; Equitable Savings & Loan Association; Evans Products Co. 141/11 Explosions; Exposition-Recreation Commission; FMC Corp.; Fairytale Parade; Family Fair; Federal Building; Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Offices; Fire Department 141/12 Festival Center 1964

Series of conceptual drawings for a proposed "Festival Center."

141/13 Fires (1) 141/14 Fires (2) 141/15 Fires (3) 142/1 Fires (4) 142/2 Fires (5) 142/3 Fires (6) 142/4 Fires (7) 142/5 Fires (8) 142/6 Floods; Forest Park; Fountain Gallery; Fountain Plaza 142/7 Fountains 142/8 Fred Meyer, Inc.; Fred N. Bay News Co.; Fruit & Flower Day Nursery; Gabirel Park; Galleria; Georgia-Pacific Building; Glaser Bros. Distribution Center; Goodwill Industries 142/9 Grant Bowl; Green Home; Greenfingers Project; Greyhound Van Lines; Gunderson Brothers Engineering Corp.; Halloween Celebrations 142/10 Harbor; Hare Krishna; Harney Marina Co.; Highland Games; Jike for Hungry (1971 May); Hostage Situations 142/11 Hospitals and Clinics (1)

Includes images of: Doernbecher Memorial Hospital; Emmanuel Hospital; Good Samaritan Hospital; Living Rehabilitation Center; Medical Arts Building; Multnomah County Hospital; Oregon Health & Science University (labeled as University of Oregon Medical Hospital); Providence Hospital; St. Vincent Hospital; Shriner's Hospital; Veterans Hospital.

142/12 Hospitals and Clinics (2) 142/13 Hotels

Includes images of Benson Hotel, Congress Hotel, Estate Hotel, Foster Hotel, Freeway Hotel, Hilton Hotel, Holiday Inn, Hoyt Hotel, Lenox Hotel, Lloyd Hotel, Lotus Hotel, Maraba West Hotel, Marriott Hotel, Merchants Hotel; Park Haviland Hotel, Taylor Hotel, and West Hotel.

142/14 Housing Survey (1949); Hoyt Arboretum; Hudson Sales Corp.; Hughes Building; Independence Day Celebrations; Indian Guides; Indochinese Cultural & Service Center; Iris Court Day Care Center 142/15 J. K. Gill Co. Warehouse

Map on black paper. Only item in folder for preservation reasons.

142/16 Jailbreaks; Japanese Culture Festival; Jefferson High School; Jewish Community Center; Job's Daughters; Johns Landing; Junior League; Justice Center; Juvenile Detention Home; KBPS Radio Station; Kelly Home; Kidnappings

Includes an images of the Clinton Kelly residence.

143/1 Labor Day Celebrations; Laubach Literacy, Inc.; Laurelhurst Park; Leauge of Women Voters; Lents District; Leupold & Stevens Instruments, Inc.; Libraries 143/2 Lincoln Building; Lincoln Memorial Park; Lloyd Center; Lloyd Tower; March of Dimes 143/3 Maps of Downtown District 1978

Two images showing the locations of prominent buildings in downtown Portland.

143/4 Meier & Frank; Memorial Coliseum; Memorial Day Celebrations 143/5 Methodist Conference (1976 April); Moore Lithograph & Mailings Co., Inc.; Morrison Center for Youth & Family Services; Mt. Scott Community Center; Mt. Tabor Reservoir; Multnomah County Animal Control; Multnomah County Commission; Multnomah County Court Case Closure Graph (1971); Multnomah County Courthouse; Multnomah County Fair 143/6 Multnomah Countuy Juvenile Court; Multnomah County Juvenile Home; Multnomah County Morgue; Multnomah Golf Club; Murders; National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) Convention (1978); Naturalization Ceremonies; Northwest Food Fair; One Main Place; Operation Clean Sweep (1975) 143/7 Orbanco Building; Oregonian Jubilee Celebration (1925); Pacific First Federal Center; Pacific International Livestock Exposition Center; Pacific Northwest Bell; Pedestrian Mall; Personal Car Center; Police Department; Police Department - Sunshine Division 143/8 Portarbour Condominiums; Portland Art Museum; Portland Building; Portland Plaza Condominiums 143/9 Portland Rose Festival 143/10 Portland Union Stockyards Co.; Poulsen Home; Powell Grove Cemetery; Project Second Wind; Pythian Building; Public Market Building; Public Service Builing Purse-Snatching Rates Graph (1971); Rape

The Public Market Building sevred as the Oregon Journal's Offices from 1948 to 1961.

143/11 Refugees; Reid Home; Ross Island Grocery Store; Russell & Blythe Building; St. Johns Day Care Center; St. Vincent de Paul's Day Care Center; Sanctuary of Our Sorrowful Mother; South End Grocery Store; Southwest Multnomah Mutli-Use Center; State Office Building

Includes images of Vanport Flood refugees and Hungarian refugees.

143/12 Statues; Stevens Building; The Storage Place; Swan Island; Thanksgiving Celebrations 143/13 Thomas E. Mahoney Tria (1957); Tri-Met; United States District Court; Urban Renewal 143/14 US Bancorp Tower; US Bank Plaza; Views; Walk for the Third World (1971) Washington Park - Japanese Gardens; Washington Park Zoo (1) 143/15 Washington Park Zoo (2) 143/16 Waverly Country Club; Wildlife Rehabilitation Center; Willamette River; Willamette Iron & Steel Works; World Trade Center

World Trade Center is also known as Willamette Center.

144/1 Washington State (1) 144/2 Washington State (2) 144/3 Washington State (3) 144/4 Washington State (4) 144/5 Washington State (5) 144/6 Washington State - Mt. St. Helens

Includes images before the 1980 eruption and images from 1981 to 1984.

144/7 Washington State - Mt. St. Helens Eruption 1980

Includes images taken in the months following the eruption.

144/8 Other US Locations 144/9 Non-US Locations - Canada, Mexico 144/10 Accidents; Adoption; Agriculture (1) 144/11 Agriculture (2) 144/12 Agriculture (3) 144/13 Agriculture (4) 144/14 Agriculture (5) 144/15 Alleys; Amish People; Antiques; Archaeology 145/1 Art (1) 145/2 Art (2) 145/3 Art (3) 145/4 Steamboat Creek Sketch 1947 July 10

Original pencil sketch by Peter Winthrop Sheffers during trip in Umpqua River Region; reproduced in issue for August 31 1947 issue.

Only image in folder for preservation purposes.

145/5 Auctions 145/6 Aviation (1) 145/7 Aviation (2) 145/8 Aviation (3) 145/9 Aviation (4) 145/10 Aviation (5) 145/11 Babies; Babysitting; Balloons; Bank Robberies; Bathrooms; Bazaars; Bicycle Accidents; Bicycles 145/12 Billboards; Birthday Celebrations; Blackouts; Blacksmiths; Blind People; Block Home Program 145/13 Boats and Other Watercraft (1) 145/14 Boats and Other Watercraft (2) 145/15 Boats and Other Watercraft (3) 145/16 Boats and Other Watercraft (4) 145/17 Boats and Other Watercraft (5) 146/1 Boeing Corp.; Bonneville Power Administration; Boise-Cascade Corp.; Books; Boots; Bottles; Buddhists 146/2 Building Collapse; Building Demolition; Bus Drivers; Bus Shelters; Bus Terminals 146/3 Cabins; Calendars; Campgrounds; Cans; Cars and Other Motor Vehicles (1) 146/4 Cars and Other Motor Vehicles (2) 146/5 Cars and Other Motor Vehicles (3) 146/6 Cars and Other Motor Vehicles (4) 146/7 Cars and Other Motor Vehicles (5) 146/8 Cars and Other Motor Vehicles (6) 146/9 Cars and Other Motor Vehicles (7) 146/10 Cars and Other Motor Vehicles (8) 146/11 Carousels; Census; Child Abandonment; Child Care; Child Development 146/12 Children (1) 146/13 Children (2); China Dishes 146/14 Christmas Celebrations; Christmas Decorations; Christmas Lights; Christmas Pageants 146/15 Christmas Shopping; Christmas Trees 147/1 Church Attendance Graph (1978); Cigarettes 147/2 Clocks; Clouds; Coins 147/3 Collectors and Collections; Communes; Computers 147/4 Condominiums; Construction; Cornerstones; Cosmetics; Cotillion Balls; Covered Bridges 147/5 Cowboys; Crane Accidents; Cranes; Credit Cards; Daylight; Daylight Savings Time; Deaf People 147/6 Delivery Services; Demonstrations; Disaster Drills; Dog Shows 147/7 Drownings; Earth Movers; Earthquakes; Earrings; Easter Eggs; Eclipses 147/8 Education (1) 147/9 Education (2) 147/10 Elevators; Emergency Services; Employment; Energy 147/11 Families; Fashion (1) 147/12 Fashion (2); Fences; Fire Escapes 147/13 Fires and Firefighting (1) 147/14 Fires and Firefighting (2); Fireworks; Fish Ladders 147/15 Fishing (1) 147/16 Fishing (2) 148/1 Fishing (3) 148/2 Fishing (4) 148/3 Flags; Flea Markets 148/4 Flora and Fauna (1) 148/5 Flora and Fauna (2) 148/6 Flora and Fauna (3) 148/7 Flora and Fauna (4) 148/8 Flora and Fauna (5) 148/9 Flora and Fauna (6) 148/10 Flora and Fauna (7) 148/11 Flora and Fauna (8) 148/12 Flora and Fauna (9) 148/13 Food and Beverage (1) 148/14 Food and Beverage (2); Food Stamps 148/15 Forestry (1) 148/16 Forestry (2) 148/17 Fundraising; Funerals; Gadgets; Gambling Raids 149/1 Garage Sales; Garbage; Gems; Gold Mining 149/2 Grandparents; Gravel Pits; Greenpeace Foundation; Guns; Hair; Hairstyles; Hazardous Materials 149/3 Health and Medicine (1) 149/4 Health and Medicine (2) 149/5 Highway Construction; Highway Repairs; Highway Signs; Hitchhiking; Hoboes 149/6 Home Building; Home Improvement and Remodeling; Home Shows and Tours; Hot Tubs

Includes some photographs of home construction that had originally been filed under "Housing."

149/7 House Moving; Houses and Housing; Houseboats; Income Tax 149/8 Indians of North America (1) 149/9 Indians of North America (2) 149/10 Insulation; Iran Hostage Crisis (1980-1981); Jewish Holidays; Job Training; King Tutankhamen Exhibit (1978); Liberty Bell; Litter 149/11 Magazines; Mail; Marijuana; Maypoles; Mentally Disabled People; Meter Maids 149/12 Military (1) 149/13 Military (2) 149/14 Minor Emancipation; Mobile Homes; Models; Mountain Climbing Rescues; Music (1)

Models refers to fashion models. For toy and miniature models, see: Oversize A - Toys, Models and Other Merrymaking Devices.

149/15 Music (2)

Includes images of Chamber Music Northwest, the Forest Grove Gleemen, the Mt. Hood Jazz Festival, and the Portland Junior Symphony.

150/1 Performing Arts (1) 150/2 Performing Arts (2) 150/3 Performing Arts (3); Pesticides; Pharmaceutical Drug Price Chart (1972); Physically Disabled People (1) 150/4 Physically Disabled People (2) 150/5 Politics

Includes images of the Oregon State Legislature and a photograph of the 1978 Atiyeh-Straub debate.

150/6 Railroads; Religious Groups and Organizations; Roma People; Sacco and Vanzetti Trial

The photograph of Roma people had been originally filed under "Gyspsy."

150/7 Sports and Recreation (1) 150/8 Sports and Recreation (2) 150/9 Sports and Recreation (3) 150/10 Sports and Recreation (4) 150/11 Sports and Recreation (5) 151/1 Sports and Recreation - Bicycling (1) 151/2 Sports and Recreation - Bicycling (2) 151/3 Sports and Recreation - Bicycling (3) 151/4 Toys, Models and Other Merrymaking Devices (1) 151/5 Toys, Models and Other Merrymaking Devices (2); Trailers 151/6 Weather and Seasons (1) 151/7 Weather and Seasons (2) 151/8 Weather and Seasons (3) 151/9 Weather and Seasons (4) 151/10 Weather and Seasons (5); Weddings; Wireless Radios Series J Oversize B 1880-1982

Oversize images up to 19 by 25 inches.

Many of the images are in multiple pieces adhered together and/or have labels taped to the image surface. Handle with care.

152/1 People (1) 152/2 People (2) 152/3 People - Kennedy, Robert F. 1968 152/4 People - Groups Subseries 1 Oregon 152/5 Alkali Lake; Ashland; Bagby Hot Springs; Beaverton; Bombings; Bridges (1) 152/6 Bridges (2) 152/7 Brookings; Bull Run Watershed; Camp Ky-O-Wa; Camp Menucha; Champoeg; Clackamas County; Clackamas County Fair

Includes a 1948 drawing of a proposed Champeog Memorial Museum.

152/8 Columbia River and Gorge; Corvallis - Hewlett-Packard Co.; Dams

Includes a photograph of the site for the proposed Umatilla Dam.

152/9 Bonneville Dam Site 1933 152/10 Bonneville Dam and Aerial Tram Transparency

Undated ink drawing on transparent sheet showing proposed aerial tram with Bonneville Dam in the background. Kept separate for preservation purposes.

152/11 Deschutes Eiver Irrigation Project Map 1938 January 152/12 Deschutes River; Eastern Oregon; Ecola State Park; Eugene; Explosions; Fires; Florence; Forest Fires 152/13 Fort Stevens; Gardiner; Garibaldi; Government Camp; Gresham; Highways 152/14 Hillsboro; Mt. Hood; Mt. Hood National Forest; Hood River; Hood River Meadows; Hood River Valley; Huntington 152/15 Jubitz Truck Stop; Kah-Nee-Tah; Klamath Falls; Lake Oswego; Lost Forest Dune Park 153/1 Map of Arlington Relocation; Map of Oregon Coast Exploration 1960 1926

Contains image of planned relocation of the town of Arlington to make way for the John Day Dam, and an atlas showing where on the Oregon Coast various European explorers made landfall.

153/2 Map of Our Lady of Guadalupe Monsatery

Kept separate for preservation reasons.

153/3 Milwaukie General Hospital 1967

Three drawings of floor plans.

153/4 Multnomah Falls; Nestucca Sand Spit State Park; Oregon City - Ainsworth Home; Salem; Steamboat Camp; Sun River; Three Sisters; Umpqua River; Wallowa Mountains; Wilsonville - Dammasch State Hospital 153/5 Vanport Flood and Aftermath (1) 153/6 Vanport Flood and Aftermath (2) Subseries 2 Portland 153/7 Addressograph-Multigraph Co.; Albertina Kerr Nursery; American Legion Convention (1970); American Plaza Apartments; B. P. John Furnitrue Co.; 153/8 Banks; Battleship Oregon Memorial Park; Bombings 153/9 Boat Moorings Map 1962 February 17

Full-page map published in the Portland Reporter.

153/10 Bridges 153/11 Bridges - Proprosed Morrison St. Bridge Approaches 1954 153/12 Burke Concrete Accessories and Seaport Appliance; Capitol Center; Cascade Building; Cathedral Park; Catholic Sentinel Building; Central Plaza South; Chinatown Disrict; Christmas Celebrations; Churches and Other Houses of Worship 153/13 City Dump; Civil Defense Evacuation Traffic Plan; Columbia Junior Hunt Club; Community Chest; Community Music Center; Condolea Condominiums; Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO) Convention (1948); Cudahy Co. 153/14 Demonstrations; Disatster Drills; Earth Day Celebrations; Easter Celebrations; Eastside Esplanade; Electro Metalalloys; Excused Pupil Rate Chart (1971); Fair Northwest 153/15 Fairytale Parade; Fires; Floods; Fountains 153/16 Flood Levee Reapairs Map 1954 154/1 "Front Street in 1906;" "Front Street Buildings" 154/2 Galleria; General Motors Acceptance; George Sack Trial (1954); Girl Scouts; Glendoveer Golf Course; Graphic Arts Center; Highland Games 154/3 Highways and Freeways 154/4 Hillsdale Center; Hospitals and Clinics; Hydrogen Bomb Flooding Simulation; Irvington Tennis Club; Jantzen Beach Center; Japanese-American Conference (1960 September); Japanese Trade Fair (1954); Jenkins Home

Includes a photograph showing the estimated water level in Portland that would result if a hydrogen bomb destroyed the Grand Coulee Dam, and an image of the residence of Barbara Jenkins.

154/5 Junior Chamber of Commerce Convention (1967 June); Junior League; Kay Manufacturing Co.; Knapp Home; Libraries; Linnton Plywood Co.; Linnton Shopping Center; March of Dimes

Includes a photograph of Richard B. Knapp's residence.

154/6 Memorial Coliseum; Memorial Day Celebrations; Meriwether Country Club; Model Cities; Multnomah Civic Stadium; Multnomah County Commission; Multnomah County Courthouse; Multnomah County Department of Medical Services; Nationwide Insurance Co.; Navy Day (1946 October 25) 154/7 Oregonian Building circa 1955 154/8 Park Blocks; Police Department - Sunshine Division; Port of Portland Map; Portland Meadows; Portland Rose Festival 154/9 Portland High School 154/10 Public Market Building; Public Service Building; Rapid Car Wash, Inc.; Reser's Fine Foods; Sheraton Motor Inn; Sixth Avenue Hotel; Standard Plaza; State Finance Co.; Swan Island; Swan Island Airport; Texas Oil Co. 154/11 Tri-Met

Contains bus route maps and conceptual art for a bus terminal.

154/12 United States Courthouse; Urban Renewal; Vaughn Street Park; Washington Park; Washington Park - Japanese Garden; Washington Park Zoo 154/13 Washington State; Other US Locations - California; Abortion; "America" Photoseries

Includes 1 oversize image from the February 1971 "America" photo series.

155/1 Agriculture; Apprenticeships; Architectural Drawing of a Library (1981)

Includes a conceptual drawing for a planned library in an unnamed location.

155/2 Archaeology - Marmes Skeleton Skull 1968

Drawing of the skull parts found by Washington State University professor Roal Fryxwell at Marmes Rock Shelter, Washington.

155/3 Art; Asian-American People; Auctions; Aviation 155/4 Babies; Bank Robberies; Boats and Other Watercraft; Boy Scouts 155/5 Cars and Other Motor Vehicles; Children

Includes photographs of automobile wrecking yards and a diagram on how to turn potatoes into car fuel.

155/6 Christmas Decorations; Christmas Lights; Clouds; Collectors and Collections; Computers; Construction; Cranes; Dating; Deaf People; Dog Shows; Eclipses; Emotionally Disturbed Children; Evolutionary Chart 155/7 Fashion; Fires and Firefighting; Fireworks; Fishing 155/8 Flags; Flora and Fauna 155/9 Food and Beverage; Forestry; Freighting Outfit Diagram

Includes a diagram of John Noble's horse-drawn freighting outfit.

155/10 Garbage; Glass Floats; Hairstyles; Health and Medicine - Alcoholism, Blood Donors; Highway Construction; Hispanic-American People; Houses and Housing; Houseboats 156/1 Income Tax; Indian Thanksgiving Celebrations; Janitors; Junkyards; Landscaping; Liberty Bell; Mail; Mailboxes; Mentally Disabled People 156/2 Military 156/3 Military - World War II - Possible Routes of Invasion of the United States 1940 August

Published in August 11, 1940 issue with headline, "Invasion: Threat or Bugaboo?"

156/4 Mobile Homes; Mothers; Music; Performing Arts; Politics 156/5 "Pillars in the Sky" Production Shots 1955 August

7 sheets of images taken during the production of the film "Pillars in the Sky."

156/6 Political Cartoons 1880

Contains Puck cartoons "The Hero of a Thousand Feeds," "Sanctus Roscoe-rus," "The New 'Rip' or 'Twenty-Five Years Asleep,'" "Let Us Have Peace, Now a President's Elected," and "A Pinaforic Suggestion"

156/7 Railroads; Sports and Recreation 156/8 Toys, Models and Other Merrymaking Devices; Water Conservation District Maps; Weather and Seasons Series K Oversize 1926-1976

Images larger than 19 by 25 inches.

Folder 1 Fremont Bridge 1973 November Folder 2 Conceptual Drawins of Coos Bay, Cowlitz River, and Suislaw River Bridges Folder 3 Conceptual Drawings of; Portland Bazaar, Beebe Co. Shop; Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. Distribution Center; Forest Hills County Club Addition; Fred Meyer Gateway Shopping Center Expansion Plan; Harbor Patrol Boat; Portland Labor Center; Lovejoy Medical Center Folder 4 Conceptual Drawing of Marquam Bridge

Also includes letter by Douglas Lynch of the Art Commission to Terry Schrunk concerning the bridge's design.

Folder 5 Conceptual Drawings of Proposals for New Sellwood Bridge 1965

Contains drawings of three alternate bridge plans

Folder 6 Conceptual Drawings of Proposed Floating Bridge in Puget Sound, east end of Broadway Bridge, and Proposed Traffic Interchange between Harbor Drive and Steel Bridge

Due to the size of one of the the images, these images are housed in two overlapping folders.

Folder 7 Conceptual Map of Bull Run Watershed Folder 8 Composite Photograph of Oregon Legislature 1973 Folder 9 Lithia Park Memorial Rose Garden Map 1958 Folder 10 Map of George L. Baker's Subdivision at Seaside 1926 August Folder 11 Portrait of Unidentified Woman circa 1950 Folder 12 Tillamook Bay Jetty Project circa 1930 Folder 13 Vanport Post-Flood Panorama 1948 July

Due to the size of the image, it is housed in two overlapping folders.

Folder 14 Western Kraft Paper Co. Chip Pile 1956 Series L Written Materials 1890-1972

Written materials and ephemera that were found in the collection.

157/1 4-H Club Member Poster 157/2 10th Avenue Building Brochure 157/3 Ben Franklin Lock and Dam Brochure 1968 157/4 Bonneville Power Administration Charts 1956 157/5 Canton, China Essay circa 1930 157/6 Clackamas County Bicentennial Historical Map 1976 157/7 "The Coin Banks of the World" Article 157/8 "Crime Prevention" Issue 1949 157/9 Democratic National Convention Flyer 1908 157/10 "Driving in the Golden Spike"

Contains booklet, and a letter from Northern Pacific Railway Advertising Department. See Subjects - Railroads - Construction and Last Spike Ceremonies for images referred to in letter.

157/11 First Congregational Church Centennial Brochue 1951 157/12 Forestry and Lumber History Essay 157/13 Frances Benjamin Johnston Article 1930 157/14 Freight Car Construction Press Release 1950

See Subjects - Railroads - Freight Car Construction for images referred to in press release.

157/15 Goat Rocks Wild Area Brochure 1964 157/16 Government Fish Study Article 1929 157/17 Instructions and Warnings to Mt. St. Helens Climbers 1955 157/18 Jacksonville Museum Brochure 1959 157/19 Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Steinman Christmas Card 1941

Includes a color drawing of the St. Johns Bridge.

157/20 Oregonian Correspondence 1969-1972

Primarily requests to other newspapers for photographs of columnists.

158/1 Pictorial News Annual Special Features 1950

See also: Subjects - "Disasters, 1900-1950;" Subjects - "Great Moments in History, 1900-1950."

158/2 Pioneer Memorial Unveiling Brochure 1959 158/3 Press Release for Irving Penn's "Flowers" 1980

See Subjects - Flora and Fauna - Flowers for associated photographs.

158/3 Script for Oregonian 75th Anniversary Program 1925 December 158/4 Solar Eclipse Brochure 158/5 "Ten Outstanding Young Men" Press Kit 1967 158/6 Text of Otto Kahn's Address "Mussolini and Italy" 158/7 Tsar Alexander I Article 1930 158/8 "West Shore" Illustrated Journa; 1890 158/9 Clippings (1)

Clippings folders contain newspaper articles from the 1920s and 1930s that either did not include images in the collection or were full-page stories. Clippings are wrapped in a piece of archival paper, on which the clippings' content matter is briefly noted; they are otherwise unordered.

158/10 Clippings (2) 158/11 Clippings (3) 159/1 Clippings (4) 159/2 Clippings (5) 159/3 Clippings (6) 159/4 Clippings (7) 159/5 Clippings (8) 159/6 Clippings (9) 159/7 Clippings (10) 159/8 Clippings (11) 156/9 Recap of Oregonian Housing Survey 1951

Printed on blueprint paper.

Series M Box 160 Negatives 1928-1957

Access to this series is restricted.

Contains 45 images on 30 pieces of negative film. Matching prints or reference printouts filed in the collection.