OHY_Lot261 Guide to the Lambert Florin Photographs Collection 1857-1980 Florin (Lambert ) Photographs Collection Collection arranged and described by Mary Patton, 1985, and Sharon M. Howe, 2003 Funding for encoding this finding aid was provided through a grant awarded by the National Endowment for the Humanities. Funding for preparing this finding aid was provided through a grant awarded by the National Historical Publications and Records Commission. Oregon Historical Society, Research Library
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Org. Lot 261 Florin, Lambert Lambert Florin photographs collection 1857-1980 1960-1980 6.63 cubic feet Approx. 3,000 photographs, 1,000 safety film negatives, and 60 nitrate negatives in 16 document boxes and 1 oversize box The collection consists primarily of photographs taken between 1960 and 1980 by Lambert Florin to illustrate his books on the history of the American West, along with some historic images he collected for his many projects. Major subjects documented by the collection include: ghost towns, abandoned mining operations, nineteenth century architecture, horse-drawn vehicles, grave markers, privies, and western trees. The collection is in English. Biographical Note

Lambert F. Florin (1905-1993) was born in Rainier, Ore., to Carl Hjalmar and Nanny Maria Florin. He died at his home in Portland, Or. Florin attended high schools in Portland and Vancouver, Wash. Until the early 1960s, he worked as a floral designer for Tommy Luke Flowers (Portland), with a stint during World War II in the Portland Fire Department. He and his wife, Dorothie, had one daughter.

By the early 1960s, Florin had combined his passion for ghost towns and photography to make a living writing heavily illustrated books on the subject, starting with Western Ghost Towns, published in 1961 by Superior Publishing. Superior remained his publisher throughout his writing career, which concluded in 1982 with Gold Locations in Oregon and Washington. Florin had a variety of other historical interests that fueled his writing, including historic cemeteries, churches, trees, and even outhouses. He also contributed illustrated articles to numerous magazines, including Alaska Sportsman, Desert Magazine, Frontier Times, and True West.

Florin's interest in historic trees led him to collect seed from a single-needle pinyon in Rockland, Nev., and plant it on the grounds of his Portland home on Tolman Street. The tree is one of the Heritage Trees of Portland, Or..

The collection consists primarily of photographs taken between 1960 and 1980 by Lambert Florin to illustrate his books on the history of the American West, along with some historic images he collected for his many projects. Major subjects documented by the collection include: ghost towns, abandoned mining operations, nineteenth century architecture, horse-drawn vehicles, grave markers, privies, and western trees. Many of the images were published by Superior Publishing Company (Seattle) in the following books written by Florin, which contain extended caption information for many of the images in the collection:

Western Ghost Towns (1961) Ghost Town Album (1962) Ghost Town Trails (1963) Western Ghost Town Shadows (1964) Ghost Town Treasures (1965) Boot Hill: Historic Graves of the West (1966) A Guide to Western Ghost Towns (1967) Ghost Town El Dorado (1968) Tales the Western Tombstones Tell (1968) Historic Western Churches (1969) Western Churches (1970) Western Wagon Wheels: A Pictorial Memorial to the Wheels that Won the West (1970) Arizona Ghost Towns (1971) British Columbia-Yukon-Alaska Ghost Towns (1971) California Ghost Towns (1971) Montana-Idaho-Wyoming Ghost Towns (1971) Nevada Ghost Towns (1971) New Mexico-Texas Ghost Towns (1971) Oregon Ghost Towns (1971) Washington Ghost Towns (1971) Ghost Towns of the West (1971) Backyard Classic: An Adventure in Nostalgia (1975) Historic Glimpses of Trees of the West: A Journey with Lambert Florin (1977) Victorian West (1978) Gold Locations in Oregon and Washington (1982)

This collection is organized into the following series and subseries:

Series A: Ghost Towns of the West, circa 1960-1980 Series B: Abandoned Mining Operations, circa 1950-1980 Series C: Architecture, circa 1950-1980 Subseries 1: ChurchesSubseries 2: LighthousesSubseries 3: Other Buildings (including residences and theaters) Series D. Historic Graves, Markers, and Memorials, circa 1950-1980 Subseries 1: Historic Sites and MarkersSubseries 2: CemeteriesSubseries 3: Graves and Markers Series E: Outhouses, circa 1960-1980 Series F: Horse-drawn Vehicles, circa 1950-1960 Series G. Trees, Plants and Shrubs, circa 1950-1980 Subseries 1: TreesSubseries 2: Plants and Shrubs Series H: Scenic Views, circa 1950-1980 Series I: Lambert Florin's Personal Photographs, circa 1930-1970 Series J: Other Images, circa 1950-1980 Series K: Historic Images, 1857-1940 Series L: Vanport (Or.) Flood, 1948 Series M: Slides

The collection is open to the public.

The Oregon Historical Society is the owner of the materials in the Research Library and makes available reproductions for research, publication, and other uses. Written permission must be obtained from the Research Library prior to any reproduction use. The Society does not necessarily hold copyright to all of the materials in the collections. In some cases, permission for use may require seeking additional authorization from the copyright owners.

Copyright Statement: The Oregon Historical Society owns copyright to the photographs made by Lambert Florin. Other photographers may hold copyrights to their images included in the collection.

Lambert F. Florin photographs collection, Org. Lot 261, Oregon Historical Society Research Library

Library accession no. 16575 (Photo accession no. 1984M029).

The photographer's original order, based on his interests and book topics, generally was retained in processing the collection. Approximately one-third of the negatives have been matched to prints.

Lambert Florin's books are listed in the "Content Description" section of this guide.

The collection is indexed under the following headings in the online catalog. Researchers desiring materials about related topics, persons, or places should search the catalog using these headings:

Florin family--Photographs. Abandoned mines--West (U.S.)--Photographs. Abandoned mines--British Columbia--Photographs. Architecture, Victorian--West (U.S.)--Photographs. Architecture, Victorian--British Columbia--Photographs. Church architecture--West (U.S.)--Photographs. Cemeteries--West (U.S.)--Photographs. Floods--Oregon--Vanport--Photographs. Ghost towns--West (U.S.)--Photographs. Ghost towns--British Columbia--Photographs. Historic monuments--West (U.S.)--Photographs. Horse-drawn vehicles--Photographs. Indians of North America--West (U.S.)--Photographs. Outhouses--West (U.S.)--Photographs. Sepulchral monuments--West (U.S.)--Photographs. Trees--West (U.S.)--Photographs. Architecture Alaska British Columbia Idaho Montana Oregon Washington (State) Photographs Portland (Or.)--Photographs. West (U.S.)--Photographs. Photographic prints. Nitrate negatives. Safety film negatives. Contents List Series A Ghost Towns circa 1950-1980 Approximately 1,080 items.

Consists of photographic prints of western "ghost towns," primarily old mining towns which were abandoned when nearby silver or gold was no longer profitable to mine. At the time these photographs were made, most of these towns were nearly deserted, but a few showed evidence of revitalization from either tourism and or a return to mining stimulated by increased ore prices. Note that images of restored buildings are filed in the Architecture series. In addition to ghost town views, the series includes a small quantity of unidentified locations and building interiors, as well as portraits of residents of the abandoned towns.

The series is arranged alphabetically by state, territory, or province, with locations organized alphabetically by location within these categories.

 Alaska and the Yukon 1/1 Dawson City, Skagway, and Whitehorse undated Arizona 1/2 A-C undated

Arivia, Bumble Bee, Calabazas, Charleston, Chloride, Cleator, Contention City, and Crown King.

 1/3 D-F undated

Dos Cabezas, Ehenberg, and Fairbank.

 1/4 G-J undated

Gleeson, Globe, Goldenroad, Harshaw, and Jerome.

 1/5 L-P undated

Lochiel, McCabe, Millville, Mineral Park, Mowry, Oatman, Patagonia, Pete Kitchen Ranch, and Pleasant Valley.

 1/6 Q-T undated

Quartsite, Salome, Tabac, Tombstone, Twin Buttes, and Tyson Wells.

 1/7 V-Y undated

Vulture City, Walker, Washington, Weaver, and Yuma.

 1/8 British Columbia undated

Ashcroft, Barkerville, Beaver Pass, Bennett, Coalmont, Copper Mountain, Fort Steele, Granite Creek, Greenwood, Hedley, Krag, Sandon, Silverton, and Ymir.

 California 1/9 A-Coloma undated

Auburn, Bear Valley, Bodie, Brother Jonathan, Calico, Campo Seco, Carson Hill, Cerro Gordo, and Coloma.

 1/10 Columbia-F undated

Columbia, Copperapolis, Coulterville, Crescent City, Crimea, Darwin, Downeville, Drytown, Fiddletown, and French Gulch.

 1/11 G-Melones undated

Garlock, Grass Valley, Hornitos, Ide, Independence, Jenny Lind, Keeler, Knights Ferry, Masonic, and Melones.

 1/12 Mendocino-Shasta undated

Mendocino, Mormon Bar, Mokelumne Hill, Murphy's, North San Juan, Ogilby, Parmint City, Randsburg, Rosamond, San Diego, and Shasta.

 1/13 Sonoma-W undated

Sonoma, Sutter Creek, Timbuctoo, Tropico, Tumco, Tuttletown, Valley of the Moon (includes Jack London's house), Weaverville, Whiskey Creek, and Whiskey Town.

 Colorado 1/14 A-Crested Butte undated

Alma, Animas Forks, Apex, Black Hawk, Bonanza, Breckenridge, Buena Vista, Central City, Creede, and Crested Butte.

 1/15 Crestone-K undated

Crestone, Cripple Creek, Eureka, Fairplay, Georgetown, Gladstone, Gothic, Iola, Jack's Cabin, and Kokomo.

 1/16 L-St. Elmo undated

Lake City, Leadville, Mesa Verde, Mammoth, Moreley, Ohio City, Ophir, Ouray, Pitkin, and St. Elmo.

 1/17 Shavano-W undated

Shavano, Silver Plume, Silverton, Spar City, Telluride, Victor, Ward, and White Pine.

 Idaho 2/1 B-G undated

Balch, Birch Creek, Bonanza, Custer, DeLamar, Gem, Gilmore, and Gimlet.

 2/2 L-W undated

Leadore, Leesburg, Mount Idaho, Murray, Pierce, Placeville, Potosi Gulch, Shoup, Silver City, Tendoy, and Warren.

 Montana 2/3 B-Giltedge undated

Bannock, Bearmouth, Beartown, Cable, Castle, Castle City, Clancey, Corbin, Garnet, and Giltedge.

 2/4 Gold Creek-S undated

Gold Creek, Granite, Hamilton, Helena, Hell Gate, Kendall, Keystone, Laurin, Londurhy, Malden, Marysville, Melrose, Nevada City, Pardee, Pioneer, and St. Ignatius.

 Nevada 2/5 A-Carson City undated

Aurora, Austin, Belmont, Berlin, Bouness Mansion, Broken Hills, Candilaria, and Carson City.

 2/6 Cathedral Groge-Gold Hill undated

Cathedral Gorge, Columbus, Dayton, Dinner Plate, Eureka, Fairview, Fort Churchill, Galena, Genoa, Gilmore, Golconde, and Gold Hill.

 2/7 Goldfield-M undated

Goldfield, Goodsprings, Grantsville, Hamilton, Ione, Jonnie Town/Mine, Johnny, Lida, and Manhattan

 2/8 N-Rawhide undated

National, North Fork, Northern Lights, Ojinaga, Paradise Valley, Pine Grove, Pioche, Pizen Switch, Pyramid Lake, and Rawhide.

 2/9 Rhyolite-W undated

Rhyolite, Rockland, Sutro, Tonopah, Tuscarora, Virginia City, Wadsworth, and Washoe City.

 New Mexico 2/10 A-Hatch undated

Alma, Cenillos, Cimarron, Colfax, Dawson, Elizabethtown, Folsom, Gardiner, Golden, and Hatch.

 2/11 Hillsboro-M undated

Hillsboro, Kelly, Kingston, Koehler, Lake Valley, Los Cerillos, Madrid, Madalena, and Mogollon.

 2/12 S-W undated

San Pedro, Shakespeare, Tyrone, Watrous, White Hills, and White Oaks.

 Oregon 2/13 Antelope undated 2/14 A-Boyd undated

Apiary, Ashwood, Auburn, Austin, and Boyd.

 2/15 Buena Vista-C undated

Buena Vista, Butteville, Chitwood, and Cornucopia.

 2/16 D-Granite undated

Dayville, Ft. Hoskins, Goble, Grandview, and Granite.

 3/1 Greenhorn-Kings Valley undated

Greenhorn, Hardman, Heppner, Kernville, and Kings Valley.

 3/2 Klondyke-M undated

Klondike, Lone Rock, Mabel, Malheur City, Mayger, Marysville, and Mitchell.

 3/3 N-Paisley undated

Narrows, Natal, Ortley, and Paisley.

 3/4 Pedee-Sanager undated

Pedee, Richmond, Russell Battery, St. Louis, and Sanager.

 3/5 Shaniko-W undated

Shaniko, Shelburn, Sparta, Summer Lake, Union, Warrenton, Wauna, Whiskey, Wolf Creek, and Whitney.

 3/6 South Dakota undated

Cascade, Central City, Crook City, Custer, Galena, Hill City, Lead, Preston, Rochford, Sheridan, Terry, and Trojan.

 3/7 Texas undated

Lajitas, Shafter, Study Butte, and Terlingua.

 Utah 3/8 A-G undated

Alta, Arches, Bingham, Bingham Canyon, Bryce Canyon, Camp Floyd, Corinne, Dividend, Eureka, and Grafton.

 3/9 J-S undated

Joseph, Mammoth, Mercur, Ophir, Park City, Sego, Silver City, Spring Reef, Spring Canyon, and Spring Valley.

 Washington 3/10 B-F undated

Bossburg, Chilaquin, Chinookville, Claquato, Conconully, Copper City, Danville, Deep River, Dryden, Ferry, and Frankfort.

 3/11 H-Maryhill undated

Home, Knappton, and Maryhill.

 3/12 Maywood-P undated

Maywood, McClintock, McCormick, McGowan, Monte Cristo, Nachcotta, Nighthawk, Northport, Olequa, Oysterville, Pleasant Valley, Port Blakely, and Port Ludlow.

 3/13 R-V undated

Roslyn, Ruby (?), Skamokawa, Trinity, and Vader.

 3/14 Wyoming undated

Atlantic City, Battle, Cheyenne, Diamondville, Encampment, Glencoe, Jackson Hole, Medicine Bow, Opal, and Ramber.

 3/15 Location unidentified undated

Includes views of ruins of a store, houses, cabins, a schoolhouse, and a sod-roofed log stable. One image documents an abandoned homestead on the site where "The Lost Wagon Train" camped at a spring between Deschutes Crossing and The Dalles, Or.

 3/16 Interiors of buildings undated Cabin with parlor stove (National, Nev.) Hotel bathroom and other views (Gilmore, Idaho) Old stage stop kitchen with coal range (Stanton, Ariz.) 3/17 Portraits of residents undated Caretaker, unidentified (Shakespeare, N.M.) Last residents, individuals unidentified (Frankfort, Wash.) Sam McClanahan (Goodsprings, Nev.) Ed and Sylvia Stratton (Fairview, Nev.) Ed Zink (Shellburn, Or.) Series B Abandoned Mining Operations circa 1950-1980 80 items.

Photographs depict abandoned mining company buildings and equipment, including coke ovens, stamp mills, head frames, gold dredges, tailing wheels, trams, and ore cars. Many were used in Florin's books on ghost towns. For images of mining towns, see the Series A: Ghost Towns.

The series is organized alphabetically by state or province and then alphabetically by locations.

 3/18 Arizona undated

Arivia, Crowned King, Duquesne, and Ehrenberg.

 3/19 British Columbia undated

Hedley.

 3/20 California undated

Cerro Gordo, Coloma, Jackson, and Panamint City.

 3/21 Colorado undated

Creede, Leadville, and White Pine.

 3/22 Idaho undated

Bay Horse, Custer, Gem, Idaho City, Shoup, and Silver Lake.

 3/23 Montana undated

Gold Coin, Pioneer, and Saltese.

 3/24 Nevada undated

Aurora, Belmont, Goodsprings, Grantsville, Johnnie, National, Northern Lights, Pine Grove, Pioche, and Sutro.

 3/25 New Mexico undated

Kelly, Koehler, and San Pedro.

 3/26 Utah undated

Alta, Eureka, Mammoth, Sego, and Silver City.

 3/27 Washington undated

Liberty, Roslyn, and Trinity.

 3/28 Other abandoned mining operations undated Ore cars (Ruby Gulch, Mt.) Skip buckets (Rough and Ready, Calif.; Whiskeytown, Calif.) Tram car wheel (Whitehorse, Yukon Territory) Series C Architecture circa 1950-1980 286 items.

Consists primarily of views of churches, residences, and commercial buildings constructed during the late nineteenth century. Included are fine examples of Italianate, French Second Empire, Queen Anne, Eastlake, and other Victorian architectural styles. Many of the images were used to illustrate Historic Western Churches and Victorian West.

The series is organized into subseries alphabetically by type of structure, and by location alphabetically within subseries.

 Subseries 1 Churches 4/1 Arizona undated

Harshaw, San Xavier del Bac, and Tumacacori.

 4/2 British Columbia undated

Barkerville and Fort Steele.

 4/3 California undated

Auburn, Bridgeport, Copperopolis, Downieville, Eureka, Ferndale, Hawkinsville, Mendocino, Placerville, Sonora, and Trinidad.

 4/4 Colorado undated

Crested Butte, Fairplay, Lake City, Morley, Silver Plume, and Ward.

 4/5 Idaho undated

Cataldo Mission and Idaho City.

 4/6 Montana undated

Clancey and St. Ignatius.

 4/7 Nevada undated

Virginia City

 4/8 New Mexico undated

Golden, Hatch, Hillsboro, Kelly, Pinos Altos, and Taos.

 4/9 Oregon undated Buena Vista: unidentified church Clatsop Plains: Presbyterian church Portland: "Old Church" (formerly Cavalry Presbyterian Church) and St. John's Espiscopal Church Providence Baptist Church St. Paul Catholic Church Shedd: Unidentified church West Union: Baptist church (sign only) 4/10 South Dakota undated

Lead.

 4/11 Texas undated

Shafter.

 4/12 Utah undated

Salt Lake City.

 4/13 Washington undated

Chiloquin, Claquato, Curew, LaPush, McGowan, Oysterville, Port Gamble, and Puget Island.

 4/14 Wyoming undated

Atlantic City and Jackson Hole.

 4/15 Spanish Missions undated

Carmel, Calif.; San Diego, Calif.; San Juan, Calif.; San Juan Capistrano, Calif.; San Luis Rey, Calif.; San Miguel Archangel, Calif.; San Xavier (interior, possibly San Xavier del Bac, Ariz.); San Xavier del Bac, Ariz.; and Santa Inez, Calif.

See also Arizona, California, New Mexico, and Texas folders.

 4/16 Unidentified churches undated Subseries 2 Lighthouses 4/25 Oregon undated

Cape Blanco and Coquille River

 Subseries 3 Other Buildings (including residences and theaters) 4/17 Alaska and the Yukon undated

Skagway.

 4/18 British Columbia undated

Copper Mountain and Greenwood.

 4/19 California undated

Bridgeport, Eureka, Ferndale, Jamestown, and San Francisco.

 4/20 Colorado, Idaho, Montana, and New Mexico undated Colorado: Black, Hawk, Buena Vista, Central City, Georgetown, and Victor Idaho: Burke Montana: Helena New Mexico: Hillsboro Oregon 4/21 A-O undated

Amity, Champoeg, Milwaukie, and Oregon City.

 4/22 Portland undated

Wm. J. Clemens house, Hoyt Street residences, Clinton Kelly house, Lair Hill residences, New Market Theater, Perkins Hotel, Sauter house (Multnomah Conservatory of Music), Sauvie Island, Steckmiest Building, Steel house, and Zimmerman residence.

 4/23 Utah undated

Bingham.

 4/24 Washington undated

Bellingham, Hoquiam, Olympia, Oysterville, Port Townsend, Puyallup, Tacoma, Tumwater, Seattle, and Whidbey Island.

 4/25 Unidentified buildings undated

Includes houses and public buildings

 Series D Historic Graves, Markers, and Memorials circa 1950-1980 540 items.

Many of the images in this series appear in Boot Hill and Tales the Western Tombstones Tell, as well as in Florin's ghost town books. The series is organized into three subseries: Historic Sites and Markers, Cemeteries, and Graves and Markers. Within the subseries, the folders are generally organized alphabetically by location. The Lewis and Clark Expedition is included in the Historic Sites and Markers subseries. The Cemeteries subseries includes cemeteries organized by locations. The Graves and Markers subseries includes individual graves arranged alphabetically by surname, Indian graves and monuments, common graves, as well as gravestone details, statues, and epitaphs.

 Subseries 1 Historic Sites and Markers 5/1 Oregon undated Astoria: Fort Astoria National Historic Site French Prairie: Early settlers Mitchell: H.H. Wheeler memorial Mt. Hood National Forest: Pioneer woman's grave, Barlow Rd. North Powder: Marie Dorion highway marker St. Louis: Marie Dorion memorial 5/2 Washington undated

Whidbey Island: Col. Isaac N. Ebey monument, and Whitman Mission.

 5/3 Lewis and Clark Expedition undated

Chinookville, Wash.; Lemhi County, Idaho; and Long Beach, Wash.

 5/4 Other Sites and Markers undated Arizona: Lochiel and Quartzite California: Michigan Bar, Robinson's Ferry, Santa Rosa (Sonoma Plaza), and Sutter Mill Colorado: Silverton Idaho: Oro Fino City [Orofino] Montana: Virginia City (Plummer gang's hanging) Utah: Mountain Meadows and Sevier County Subseries 2 Cemeteries 5/5 Arizona undated

Dos Abeyas, Ehrenberg, Globe, Harshaw, King Woolsey, Mowry, Tombstone, Tumacacori, White Hills, and Yuma.

 5/6 California undated

Brother Jonathan (shipwreck), Ferndale, Hornitos, Mokelumna, and Tropico.

 5/7 Colorado undated

Meeker Massacre site, Old Ophir, and Telluride.

 5/8 Montana undated

Bannock and Custer Battlefield [Little Bighorn].

 5/9 Nevada and New Mexico undated Nevada: Broken Hills and Wadsworth New Mexico: Dawson, Lake Valley, and Madrid 5/10 Oregon undated Buena Vista Champoeg Fairfield French Prairie Jacksonville Malheur: (Woodmen of the World grave markers) Milwaukie (Pioneer Cemetery) New Era Oregon City (Mountain View Cemetery) Portland (Lone Fir Cemetery) Providence (Baptist Church Cemetery) Salem (Lee Mission Cemetery) Saint Louis Sand Ridge (Pioneer Sand Ridge Cemetery) 5/11 Texas undated

Shafter, Silver (?), and Terlinga.

 5/12 Washington undated

Pleasant Valley and Vancouver.

 5/13 Unidentified cemeteries undated Subseries 3 Graves and Markers

Includes images of graves and markers from throughout British Columbia and the western United States. Some markers show that they were placed by fraternal groups such as the Woodmen of the World and labor groups such as miners' unions. Images include close-up views of markers, gravestones, and wider views of cemeteries and marker locations. The gravestones and markers range from simple wooden slabs to heavily engraved, ornate stones and mausoleums and include some enclosed within fences.The subseries is arranged alphabetically by names of the deceased; the location of the cemetery or marker site is listed, if known.

 5/14 Individual graves, A-C undated Alexander S. Abernethy (Abernethy Cemetery, Oak Point, Wash.) Jesse Applegate (Applegate Cemetery north of Yoncalla, Or.) Henry Allen Atkins, Mary Barr Atkins, Frank R. Atkins, and Olive V. Atkins (Seattle, Wash.) J.W. Bacon and Rachel W. Bacon (Mountain View Cemetery, Oregon City, Or.) Frederick Homer Balch (Lyle, Wash.) Forbes Barclay, M.D., and Maria Barclay (Mountain View Cemetery, Oregon City, Or.) Samuel Barlow (Barlow Pioneer Cemetery, Or.) James T. Barnes (Jacksonville, Or.) John Bartell (Telluride, Colo.) Andrew J. Beard and Arthusa A. Cottrell (commemorates marriage and is not clear if it is gravestone--probably Oregon) Josiah Crosby Beedy (British Columbia) Austin A. Bell Capt. Charles Bennett Eldorado Berry (Genoa, Nev.) Eugenie Mathiot Bichenot (Champoeg, Or.) Birnie family (Cathlamet, Wash.) Roy W. Blackburn Father F.N. Blanchet (St. Paul's Catholic Church cemetery, Or.) Willie Boddy (killed by Modoc Indians) John Bradbury (Ferndale, Calif.) Britt, Emil and Jacob (Jacksonville, Or.) F. Brovus (Mineral Park, Ariz.) Loyal P. Brown (Mt. Idaho, Idaho) John A. Buford (Carlton, Or.) Julia Bulette (Virginia City, Nev.) Martha Jane Burke, "Calamity Jane" (Deadwood, S.D.) Samuel Burney (killed by Indians) Seth Catlin (Monticello, Wash.) Sara Chambers (Beulah, Or.) Baptiste Charbonneau (before monument was placed, Jordan Valley, Or.) Henry C. Clark (Silver Reef, Utah) William Frederick Cody, "Buffalo Bill" (Cody, Wyo.) George Colgate (Lolo Pass, Idaho) Mary Ann Conklin, "Mother Damnable" (Lakeview, Wash.) Sarah E. Coyle (Sand Ridge, Or.) 5/15 Individual graves, D-F undated Samuel Daniels (Cameronton, B.C.) John A. Danielson (Ouray, Colo.) Sylvia L. Davidson (St. Paul, Or.) Lewis H. Davis (Claquato, Wash.) Arthur Denney (Lakeview Cemetery, Seattle, Wash.) Bernard DeVoto (Lolo Pass, Idaho) Virgil W. Earp (Portland, Or.) George W. Ebbert (Oregon) Ebey Family (Washington) Harold (or Herald?) M. England (Crested Butte, Colo.) Elijah and Susan Estes (near Yoncalla, Or.) Bill Fairweather (Alder Gulch, Mt.) Elisha Ferry (Lakeview Cemetery, Seattle, Wash.) Francis J. Finney (St. Louis, Or.) Edna E. Fisher and Solomon Fisher (Fisher's Landing, Wash.) P. Fletcher (Buena Vista, Or.) Sgt. Charles Floyd, of Lewis and Clark party (Sioux City, Iowa) Medare Goddard Foisy (French Prairie, Or.) Infant son of C.E. and R.C. Franzen (Lyle, Wash.) 5/16 Individual graves, G-J undated John Pollard Gaines (Oregon) Ione Garland (Ione, Calif.) H.H. Gasber (Kings Valley, Or.) George Washington Gibson (Grafton, Utah) Jefferson Gilmour Josie B. Good (Mountain View Cemetery, Oregon City, Or.) Etienne Gregoire and Marguerite Gregoire (Willamette Valley, Or.) ? Ann Groves John Heath, lynched (Tombstone, Ariz.) Anna M. Hein (Mountain View Cemetery, Oregon City, Or.) Joel J. Hembree (Wyoming) James R. Hickock, "Wild Bill," and Martha Jane Burke, "Calamity Jane" (Deadwood, S.D.) Sarah Higgins (Lake Valley, N.M.) Samuel Hill (Maryhill, Wash.) William Holgate (Seattle, Wash.) Mary E. Holmsley (on old Oregon Trail near Fort Laramie, Wyo,.) Tom Horn (Wyoming) Kate Howe Marvin Hudson (Million Dollar Highway, Colo.) Harry D. Huntington and Rebecca Huntington (Catlin Cemetery, Monticello, Wash.) James Hungtington (Catlin Cemetery, Monticello, Wash.) William B. Ide (near Monroeville, Calif.) Ephraim Jamerson Addie Johnson (Bull Creek Flat, Calif.) Graham James 5/17 Individual graves, K-L undated Louise Keil (Aurora, Or.) Wilhelm Keil (Aurora, Or.) William "Willie" Keil (Willapa, Wash.) James Kelley (Vancouver, Wash.) Joseph M. Kelley (Idaho City, Idaho) Agnes Elizabeth King, Lizzie King, Richard King and Robert Hawthorne (Bonanza, Idaho) H.M. Knapp (Fisher's Landing, Wash.) James M. Knapp and Sarah L. Knapp, twin children (Fisher's Landing, Wash.) Mary S. Kruse Commander Kyes (Monte Cristo, Wash.) Frank Lackaff and Theresa Lackaff Powell Landusky (Landusky, Mt.) George LaRoque (Butteville, Or.) Peter Lassen (California) Anna Maria Pittman Lee (Mission Cemetery, Salem, Or.) John D. Lee (Mountain Meadows, Utah) Henry Leinenweber David T. Lenox and Louisa Swan Lenox (West Union Baptist Church Cemetery, West Union, Or.) Seth Lewelling and Sophronia Lewelling (Milwaukie, Or.) Griffith Lewis (Barkerville, B.C.) James Logie (Sauvie Island, Or.) Jack London (Jack London State Historic Park, Calif.) Mary Long (Michigan Barr, Calif.) Clarrrissa Luelling (Milwaukie, Or.) Willie Anton Luelling (Milwaukie, Or.) Mrs. Ah Lum, "China Mary" (Tombstone, Ariz.) 5/18 Individual graves, M-O undated Ada Magill (Wyoming) Ferdinand Mand (Knights Ferry, Calif.) Leslie L. Matlock (Heppner, Or.) Francis X. Mathieu (Oregon) Howard Maupin (Paulina Basin, Or.) Lucien Bonaparte Maxwell (New Mexico) Peter Maxwell (New Mexico) David Maynard (Lakeview Cemetery, Seattle, Wash.) Thomas McKay (near Scapoose, Or.) William L. McKee (Nevada) W.S. McKinzey (Bozeman, Mt.) James A. McKnight (Tombstone Prairie, Or.) Dr. John McLoughlin and Margaret McLoughlin (second location, Oregon City, Or.) Donald McTavish (Astoria, Or.) Edmond Steven Meany and Sarah Elizabeth Meaney (Seattle, Wash.) Joseph L. Meek (Oregon) William Meek family (Milwaukie, Or.) Thomas Mercer (Lakeview Cemetery, Seattle, Wash.) George Miller (North Bonneville, Wash.) Carlos Montezuma, M.D. (Mohave-Apache Indian) Charlie Moore (Alma, N.M.) William Moran (Harshaw, Ariz.) Louis Morano (Mendocino, Calif.) Frank Morehous (Silver Reef, Utah) Morgan baby (Summit Meadows, Or.) J.A. Morgan (Sand Ridge, Or.) Capt. Frederick Morse (Milwaukie, Or.) Anna Mupachet (Dos Cabezas, Ariz.) Mother Joseph S.H. Parizeau (Vancouver, Wash.) Ankutty Tillikum Musem (North Bonneville, Wash.) Swen Nilson (Ophir, Colo.) Edward I. Oat Ostrander, Abel (Cowlitz County, Wash.) Nancy Ferguson Ott (Utah) 5/19 Individual graves, P-R undated Paddy, miner's dog (Johnnie, Nev.) Elizabeth Winn Parrish (Salem, Or.) Rev. Josiah L. Parrish (Salem, Or.) Frank W. Peabody and Kittie A. Peabody (Monte Cristo, Calif.) Fortunato Pezani (Dawson, N.M.) John Phillips (Wyoming) George W. Pike (Wyoming) James Pinney (Idaho City, Idaho) Frederick H. Ramsey (Portland, Or.) Noble W. Randall (Oregon) Reichelt Family (McCabe, Ariz.) Alfred Ribero (Altaville, Calif.) Rebecca J. Rinearson Martha E. Roberts (Lakeview Cemetery, Seattle, Wash.) Polna Rowell (Brother Jonathan, Calif.) Daniel C. Rowell (Brother Jonathan, Calif.) Bill Russian and Sandy King, hanged by vigilantes (Shakespeare, N.M.) 5/20 Individual graves, S-T undated William A. Samson and Robert Edes Bradshaw (Michigan Gulch) Edward L. Schieffelin (Tombstone, Ariz.) James Sheran (North Branch, Calif.) Esther Short (Vancouver, Wash.) Elizabeth M. Sifers Jane Silcott (Lewiston, Idaho) Theodore Simair Jim Skin (Arizona) Thomas Slane (St. Frnacis Xavier Church Cemetery, Chinese Camp, Calif.) Frank Smith (Canyon City, Or.) Helen Smith and Solomon Howard Smith (Clatsop Plains, Or.) Henry Weston Smith, "Preacher" (Deadwood, S.D.) Spalding monument (Nez Perce, Idaho) Abraham Springer Arthur Raymond Stevenson (Ouray, Colo.) Luella Stimson (Sand Ridge, Or.) Buck Stinson and Ned Ray (Bannock, Mt.) David Teuse (Washington) Edwin F. Tewksbury and other Tewksbury graves (Pleasant Valley, Ariz.) William K. Thomas and Charles Thomas memorial (Montana) Capt. Thompson (Discovery Bay, Wash.) John A. Thomson (Genoa, Nev.) Victor Trevitt (Memaloose Island, Wash.) 5/21 Individual graves, U-Z and unidentified undated Alvah H. Unthank (Fort Laramie, Wyo.) Catherine Vergon (Champoeg, Or.) Antonio Volcano Catherine Walter [or Waither?] (Knights Ferry, Calif.) Lt. Stephen Watson (Old Vancouver Barracks Post Cemetery, Wash.) Whipp baby (Jacksonville, Or.) Genevra Whitcomb (Lyle, Wash.) Elizabeth White Whitman Massacre graves (Wailatpu, Wash.) Caleb Wilkins (Oregon) Henrietta Winckler (Oregon City, Or.) Malinda Woodbridge Ewing Young (Oregon) Unidentified grave, reproduction of drawing (Dawson, N.M.) 5/22 Indian graves and monuments undated Colorado: Chipeta (grave of) and Nupita (Chief John McCook) Idaho: Tendoy (Chief Tendoy) Oregon: Astoria (Chief Concomly), Memaloose Island (Columbia River), Oregon City (Clackamas Bill), and Wallowa Lake (Chief "Old" Joseph) South Dakota: Black Hills (Chief Crazy Horse) Utah: Grafton and Iosepa (Kapainui Kalauao) Washington: Cathlamet (Chief Wahkiakum), Nespelem (Chief Joseph), North Bonneville (Chief Patkinim), Puyallup (Chief Leschi), St. Rose Mission (Chief Peu-peu-mox-mox), and Seattle (Chief Seattle and Angeline) Wyoming: Wind River (Sacajawea) 5/23 Common graves undated Arizona: Four Peaks California: Lone Pine and Tule Lake Colorado: Telluride Idaho: Birch Creek and Clearwater Montana: Little Bighorn Battlefield Utah: Mountain Meadows 5/24 Unidentified markers undated Arizona: Tubac California: Copperopolis, Ferndale, Sonoma County, and Westport Idaho: White Bird New Mexico: Dawson and Madrid No location: "Lost Wagon Train"; monument with mountain town in background; and "pioneer woman's grave." Oregon: Canyon City and Jacksonville 5/25 Details from gravestones (sometimes referred to as "Sad Art") undated 6/1 Statues on grave markers undated 6/2 Epitaphs undated 6/3 Unusual grave markers undated 6/4 Other related images undated Graves along the Oregon Trail Headstone for Rosa May ? , a prostitute buried outside the town cemetery (Bodie, Calif.) Marker listing victims of the flood at Heppner, Or., June 1903. Unidentified markers and a family cemetery in ruins (possibly Greer or Jasper family names on one wooden grave marker) Series E Outhouses circa 1960-1980 134 items.

Most of the images in this series appeared in Backyard Classic. Many of the privies were photographed in abandoned towns. Some have been "restored" and/or converted to other uses. In addition to images of the outhouses, the series includes photographs of soil pollution resulting from their use. Note that some images in this series by photographers other than Lambert Florin are restricted as to use.

 6/5-6 Exteriors undated 6/7 Interiors undated 6/8 Details undated Images by other photographers

Use restricted. Permission to publish must be obtained from the photographer or original publisher.

 6/9 By David Anderson undated 6/10 By Jesse Bingham undated 6/9 By Mrs. Sam Chadburn undated 6/11 By Byron Larson undated 6/12 By Myron Levy undated 6/9 By Elliot Smith undated 6/13 Humorous series, published by L.A. Victoire Co. undated 6/14 Examples of soil pollution undated 6/15 Other related images undated Series F Horse-Drawn Vehicles circa 1950-1970 197 items.

Photographs used to illustrate Western Wagon Wheels and Florin's ghost town books. Many are of museum wagon exhibits; others show only decayed remains of wagons. The series is organized alphabetically by type of vehicle. Also included are images of wagon details and wheels.

 6/16 Buggies undated 6/17 Carriages undated 6/18 Carts undated 6/19 Covered wagons undated 6/20 Delivery wagons undated 6/21 Freight wagons undated 6/22 Hearses undated 6/23 Logging wagons and big wheels undated 6/24 Passenger wagons undated 6/25 Sleighs undated 6/26 Stage coaches undated 6/27 Sulkies undated 6/28 Other wagons undated 6/29 Wagon details (brakes, hitches, running gear) undated 6/30 Wagon wheels undated Series G Trees, Plants and Shrubs circa 1950-1980 250 items.

Many of the photographs in this series appeared in Trees of the West. The series is organized into two subseries: Trees and Plants and Shrubs. Each subseries is organized alphabetically by common name or type.

Subseries 1 Trees 6/31 A-B undated

Alder, beech, birch, and bird of paradise.

 6/32 Cedar undated 7/1 Cottonwood and cypress undated 7/2 Dogwood and dragon tree undated 7/3 Eucalyptus undated 7/4 Fir undated 7/5 Fruit trees undated 7/6 Gingko and Joshua undated

See also Box 7, Folder 14.

 7/7 Juniper undated 7/8 Lilac and locust undated 7/9 Madrona undated 7/10 Magnolia, maple, and mesquite undated 7/11 Mimosa undated 7/12 Oak undated 7/13 Palm undated 7/14 Pine undated 7/16 Poplar undated 7/17 Redwood/Sequoia undated 7/18 Rubber plant and sycamore undated 7/19 Tree of Heaven undated 7/20 Willow undated 7/21 Others trees undated

Includes deer grazing in forest.

 7/22 "Hanging" trees undated

Vulture City, Ariz.; Clancy, Mt., and Kerby, Or.

 7/23 Bark, rings, stumps, etc. undated Subseries 2 Plants and Shrubs 7/24 Cacti and succulents undated 7/25 Carnivorous plants undated 7/26 Orchids undated 7/27 Shrubs--flowers and fruits undated 7/28 Flowering plants undated Series H Scenic Views circa 1950-1980 98 items.

The scenes are in the vicinity of the towns listed in the folder content descriptions.

The series is arranged alphabetically by state or province.

 7/28a Arizona undated

Canyon de Chelly.

 7/29 British Columbia undated

Allenby (Similkameen River), Barkerville, Bennett, and Hedley.

 7/30 California undated Brother Jonathan Crescent City Hornitos Lassen Butte (summit crater) Lassen Peak Mt. Whitney (views from summit and Whitney Pass) Randsburg Shasta County Whiskey Town 7/31 Colorado undated

Gothic, Lake City, and Silverton.

 7/32 Columbia River and Gorge (Oregon and Washington) undated Beacon Rock Columbia River views: Altoona, WashHouseboatsMemaloose IslandOther views, including from Rowena 7/33 Idaho undated

Birch Creek and Warren.

 7/34 Nevada undated

Candelaria and Cathedral Gorge.

 7/35 New Mexico undated

Folsom and Koehle.

 7/36 Oregon undated

Beulah Lake Bend --Lava Cast Forest Castle Rock (near Beulah Lake)--Oregon Trail landmark for "Lost Wagon Train" Champoeg --grave of Kitty Newell Coast --Cape Kiwanda and wreck of the Peter Iredale Mt. Hood--Monument Rock, Reid Glacier, Stadter Buried Forest, and White River Glacier Oregon City Oregon Trail ruts--route of "Lost Wagon Train" between Vale and Malheur Paulina Bluff Sherar's Bridge (State Highway 216, Deschutes River) --includes old farm above the bridge Smith Rock (Crooked River, Deschutes County) Tygh Valley (near Mitchell)

7/37 South Dakota undated

Lead.

 7/38 Texas undated

Lajitas.

 7/39 Utah undated

Arches, Bryce Canyon, Dividend, and Iosepa.

 7/40 Washington undated Coast McKenzie's Head (near mouth of Columbia River)Southwest Coast Frankfort Knappton Port Ludlow Whitman Mission vicinity Willapa Bay 7/41 Wyoming undated Battle Yellowstone Park--geyser Series I Lambert Florin's Personal Photographs circa 1930-1970 26 items.

The series consists of one folder containing photographs of Florin's family, home, collections, fellow workers in the floral design trade, his photography camp, and portraits of the photographer himself.

 8/1 Lambert Florin's personal photographs circa 1930-1970, undated Dorothie Florin (Mrs. Lambert Florin), circa 1930 Portland Fire Department, 1941 Tommy Luke Flowers staff, circa 1940 Photographer's camp, base of Mt. Whitney, Calif., circa 1960 Curata (wagon) made by Florin ("Posed in front his mural," Tumacacori, Ariz.), circa 1970 Mt. Hood, circa 1970 Collection of oil lamps, undated Family groups, undated Portraits of Florin, including one with his camera, undated Series J Other Images circa 1950-1980 112 items.

Consists of photographs covering a variety of subjects. Many were used in Florin books, most notably Wagon Wheels and Backyard Classic. Some are reproductions of historic images.

The series is arranged alphabetically by subject.

 8/2 Animals undated Dog (Oroville, Washington)--Golden retriever, "Drummer Boy." Photo by Byron Larson. Donkeys (Harshaw, Ariz.) Horse (site of second Fort William, Sauvie Island, Or.) Sheep (Jamestown, Calif.) 8/3 Bridges undated

Fort Steele, B.C., and Hoskins, Or. (covered bridge)

 8/4 Horse collars and other paraphernalia undated Hames Harness maker's bench (Holly Knoll Museum, Beaver Creek, Or.) Mule collars (Cerro Gordo, Calif.) Oxen yoke 8/5 Indian people and art undated

Petroglyphs (Columbia River area) and skull (Chief Concomly, Chinook)

 8/5a Modoc War undated Captain Jack (Modoc chief)--portrait (copied from unidentified published source) Captain Jack's Cave Common grave site General E.S. Canby monument, near Tule Lake, Calif. Sconchin (Modoc chief)--monument 8/6 Museums, artifacts and exhibits undated Arizona: Tombstone British Columbia: Barkerville and Fort Steele California: Columbia City and Ide Adobe Oregon: Beaver Creek (Holly Knoll Museum)Canyon City (hand hewn chair at Joaquin Miller house)JacksonvilleMilwaukie (gingerbread house)Newberry Crater (lava rock) Montana: Nevada City Utah: Salt Lake City Washington: Waiilatpu (Whitman Mission) 8/7 Parks: Portland, Or. undated Laurelhurst Park (Metasequoia tree) Washington Park (Sacajawea statue) Westmoreland Park (willow trees) 8/8 Portraits undated Cleator, ? (Crown King, Ariz.) Hale, Aaron (rancher, Ashwood, Or.) Levy, Myron (Portland photographer and mountaineer) with Kaya Kaya in New Guinea Nichols, Alex (former Klondike miner) Scammon, Clarence and Florence (Scammon's Landing, Wash.) Smithson, ? (Searchlight, Nev.) Unidentified: Musical combo with guitars and men (one image at Curlew, Wash.) 8/9 Railroad cars and locomotives undated California: Angels' Camp Colorado: Lake City (Denver and Rio Grande Western) Oregon: Hoskins (1870's caboose) South Dakota: Hill City (Deadwood Central Railroad) 8/10 Scenes along the Overland Trail undated Oregon: Barlow Road, 1846, 1880, 1975, undated Wyoming: Registry Cliff, roadside grave markers 8/11 Other Images (including copies of historic images) undated Advertisement, Gold Dust washing powder, on side of farm building, Sandy Boulevard, Portland, Or. Automobile (restored) Blacksmith's bellows Doll (connected with Mother Joseph of Sisters of Providence) Farm equipment: Grindstone (Charles O. Hansen farm, Nehalem River, Or.), milk can, plow (Bob Law ranch, Hamilton, Mt.), wheelbarrow (Lovelace farm, Rainier, Or.), and unidentified equipment (Klickitat, Wash.). Fossil fish (Wyoming) Historical images (reproductions): Mormon migration by carts, painting by C.C.A. Christensen (original at Brigham Young University), and sketch map, Columbia River system, by Skaddat, a Klickitat. Kerosene lantern Monuments featuring oxen Portable toilet, used by military, Civil War era Wood plank (Fairfield, Or.) Series K Historic Images circa 1857-1940 228 items.

Consists primarily of photographs copied from originals owned by historical agencies or private owners, although there are a few original prints. Use of many of these images requires permission from the owners of the originals, which are identified on the verso of prints.

 8/12 Homestead (Washington state)--by Darius Kinsey undated 8/13 Horse-drawn and other vehicles circa 1857-1912, undated Chuckwagons: Kansas and Montana Covered wagons: Oklahoma, 1912, and Orient, Wash. (Gourlie family) Donkey-drawn cart: Goldfield, Nev. (prospector departing) Elk-drawn wagon: Aspen, Colo., circa 1890 Freight wagons: California: Death Valley (Borax wagons), circa 1880sColorado: Denver; South Dakota: Deadwood, 1878Unidentified location, circa 1867Washington: Loomis, Oysterville, Republic (1900), and Riverside (wheat), circa 1910Wyoming: Laramie, 1889 Spring wagons: Rawhide, Nev., 1907 Stagecoaches: Alaska: SkagwayCalifornia: CopperopolisMontana Territory: Salmon City stage, circa 1880Oregon: Austin House (near Canyon City), circa 1900South Dakota: Deadwood, undatedWyoming: Yellowstone, circa 1885 8/14 Indian people and graves 1880, undated Paintings of: Baptiste meeting Prince PaulChinook woman and babySacajawea and Pomp (Baptiste)Tamahas (Cayuse)Unidentified Indian people Graves and monuments: North Dakota: Sitting Bull's grave sitesWyoming: Fort Laramie (Spotted Tail's daughter, 1880), and Wind River Reservation (Charbonneau and Sacajawea) 8/15 Mazamas mountaineering club (Portland, Or.) 1894, circa 1940

Organizational climb of Mt. Hood, 1894, and Mazamas Lodge, Mt. Hood, circa 1940

 8/16 Portraits circa 1860-1930, undated Barker, Billy (Barkerville, B.C.), undated Bemi (?), Nelle (Warren, Idaho), undated Canary, Martha Jane (Calamity Jane--Deadwood, S.D.), undated Chambers (?) family (Kings Valley, Or.), circa 1860 Chambers, Roland (Kings Valley, Or.), circa 1860 French, Pete, undated Garrett, Pat, undated Leroy, Frank (bank robber, Washington state), undated Matthieu, François Xavier (Champoeg, Or.), 1901 Pullen, Harriet Smith (Skagway, Alaska), undated Schuman, Louis L. (at butcher shop, Portland, Or.), undated Unidentified: Berry picking group, circa 1930; man (Mt. Idaho, Idaho); and man in tent at campsite, circa 1900. 8/17 Ships and riverboats 1905, undated Riverboats: AlgomaBonitaPomona (Champoeg, Or.)White Horse Sailing ships: Peter Iredale(wreck on Oregon coast); in Portland, Or., harbor, 1905; at Port Blakely, Wash.Tonquin (Baker's Bay, Wash.) 8/18 Stump houses, Washington (state) 1900-circa 1910 Clallam Bay (used as darkroom by Peter Wischmeyer, Seattle photographer), circa 1910 Edgecomb (house), 1901 Elwha (Post Office), 1900 8/19 Trees and lumbering circa 1861-1940, undated Logging: Big wheel (Bend, Oregon)Logging camp (Washington), circa 1912Ox team on skid roadRailroads--Copperopolis, Calif., and unidentified locationStumpsTimber felling (using crosscut saws and undercuts) Trees: Calaveras Big Trees (Calif.)--painting, circa 1861 (including camel train)Douglas fir (Coos Bay, Or.)--world's largest, 1975General Sherman tree (Sequoia National Park, Calif.), 1940, undatedHemlock (Neah Bay, Wash.), circa 1900Mark Twain Tree (Tulare County, Calif.)--felling for Museum of Natural History, New York City, N.Y.Olive orchard (Mission San Diego, Calif.)Olympic National Park (Washington), circa 1940Praying oak (Troutdale, Or.), undated 8/20 Other images undated

Death of Elijah Barney Ward; public building, unidentified; and towns, unidentified.

 By geographical location 8/21 Alaska and Yukon Territory 1897-1898, undated Chilkoot Pass Dawson City (Yukon Territory)--Catholic Church, prospectors, prostitutes (including "Belle of the Yukon"), Yukon River (including riverboat gamblers), and views Skagway--"Soapy" Smith White Horse (Yukon Territory) 8/22 Arizona undated

Calabasas, Crown King, and Pleasant Valley.

 8/23 British Columbia 1871-1896, undated Advertisements, British Columbia General Transportation Co., 1871 Beaver Pass (man on camel) Cameronton, circa 1880 (wedding, John A. "Cariboo" Cameron) Sandon, 1896 8/24 California 1856, 1868, undated Brentwood, 1856, 1868, undated Coloma Copperopolis Drytown Eureka Inskip Knight's Ferry Shasta 8/25 Colorado circa 1860-1870, undated Cripple Creek Denver Pony Express stop (engraving), location unidentified Telluride 8/26 Idaho undated

Emmett and Warren.

 8/27 Nevada undated

Aurora, Austin, Belmont, and Goldfield.

 8/28 Oregon circa 1885-circa 1905, undated Butteville Chitwood Cornucopia Hammond, circa 1895 Hoskins Kings Valley, circa 1885, circa 1905 Malheur City Portland (flood), 1894 Shelburn, circa 1895, undated 8/29 South Dakota circa 1882

Men guarding cabin where Sitting Bull was held.

 8/30 Utah circa 1857, undated Corrine Mountain Meadows Massacre, circa 1857 John D. Lee awaiting execution 8/31 Washington 1880-1906, undated Conconully, 1905-1906 Monte Cristo Nahcotta Okanogan Oysterville Port Ludlow Port Townsend (engraving) Riverside Ruby, circa 1890-1900 Skamakowa (reproduction of painting by T.S. Weedel), circa 1880-1890 Tonasket, circa 1900 8/32 Wyoming 1887, undated

Cheyenne (engraving), 1887, and encampment (location unidentified).

 Series L Vanport, Or., Flood 1948 31 items.

The series consists of an album that includes 76 black-and-white photographic prints and a clipping from the Oregon Journal, May 31, 1972, and four other prints (three duplicate those in the album) that document a flood that destroyed the town of Vanport. The town was built in the north Portland area to house shipyard workers and their families during World War II. Florin, whose hand-written captions accompany many prints in the album, lived in a houseboat on the Columbia off Marine Drive so was on the scene quickly with his camera. He also took some of the images during a boat trip on the river. Three images included in the album are commercial aerial views. All others are by Florin.

 Over B-1/1 Album 261-1, Vanport Flood 1948 Series M Slides

Slides may have been created and organized for Florin's lectures or other presentations. Most relate to ghost towns in the western U.S. Some folders contain complete inventories of individual slides contained therein.

 18/1 Oregon ghost towns 1955-1968

Includes slides of: Bourne, OregonCornucopia, OregonFlora, OregonFox, OregonGranite, OregonGreenhorn, OregonAuburn, OregonSumpter, OregonMt. Hood, OregonLolo Pass, OregonFort Hoskins, OregonBarlow Trail, OregonBaker, OregonAntelope, OregonHardman, OregonLonerock, OregonMayville, OregonMitchell, OregonRichmond, OregonNarrows, OregonOceanside, OregonCape Kiwanda, OregonMt. Jefferson, OregonPortland, OregonPaisley, OregonSanger, OregonCannon Beach, OregonClatsop Plains, OregonColumbia Gorge National Scenic and Recreational Area, OregonGrandview, OregonMalheur City, OregonShaniko, OregonThree Sisters, OregonThree Sisters Area, OregonMt. Washington in the Three Sisters Area, OregonSummer Lake, OregonWauna, OregonCrater Lake, OregonWizard Island - Crater Lake, OregonWillamette River, Portland, Oregon

 18/2 Arizona and New Mexico Ghost Towns 1957-1965

Includes slides of: Grand Canyon National Park, ArizonaWhite Hills, ArizonaLa Paz, ArizonaCongress, ArizonaStanton, ArizonaJerome, ArizonaDos Cabezas, ArizonaSan Xavier del Bac, ArizonaTombstone, ArizonaBoot Hill, ArizonaFairbanks, ArizonaArivaca, ArizonaTumacacori, ArizonaPatagonia, ArizonaMowry, ArizonaLochiel, ArizonaGold Rock Ranch, near Yuma, ArizonaMillville, ArizonaTumco, ArizonaWashington Camp, ArizonaWeaver, ArizonaMineral Park, ArizonaShakespeare, New MexicoGolden, New MexicoKoehler, New MexicoColfax, New MexicoBrilliant, New MexicoLos Cerrilos, New MexicoMogollon, New MexicoLake Valley, New MexicoHillsboro, New MexicoWhite Oaks, New MexicoMadrid, New MexicoWhite Sands National Monument, New Mexico

 18/3 Ghost Towns of Nevada 1956-1966

Includes slides of: Paradise, NevadaMidas, NevadaTuscarora, NevadaUnionville, NevadaWadsworth, NevadaReno, NevadaBower's Mansion, Washoe Plains, NevadaVirginia City, NevadaGold Hill, NevadaDayton, NevadaFort Churchill, NevadaYerington, NevadaGenoa, NevadaSodaville, NevadaCandelaria, NevadaTonopah, NevadaGold Point, NevadaRhyolite, NevadaJohnnie Mine, NevadaManhattan, NevadaGrantsville, NevadaBerlin, NevadaCamp Watson Cemetary, NevadaIone, NevadaPioche, NevadaRawhide, NevadaAurora, Nevada

 18/4 New Mexico Ghost Towns 1961-1965

Includes slides of: Gardiner, New MexicoFolsom, New MexicoCimmaron, New MexicoElizabethtown, New MexicoColmor, New MexicoWatrous, New MexicoMadrid, New MexicoGolden, New MexicoIsleta Mission, New MexicoKelly, New MexicoMogollon, New MexicoHillsboro, New MexicoLake Valley, New MexicoTyrone, New MexicoShakespeare, New MexicoFort Seldon, New MexicoWhite Oaks, New MexicoWhite Sands National Monument, New MexicoLas Cruces, New Mexico

 18/5 - 18/6 California Ghost Towns 1953-1985

Includes slides of: Ferndale, CaliforniaFort Ross, CaliforniaMendocino, CaliforniaTimbuctoo, CaliforniaSierra Mountains, Californianear Crabtree Meadows, Mt. Whitney area, CaliforniaMammoth Lakes, CaliforniaHitchcock Lake, Mt. Whitney area, CaliforniaMission San Diego de Acala, CaliforniaSan Juan Capistrano, CaliforniaColoma, CaliforniaBallarat, CaliforniaLassen Peak, CaliforniaAlabama Hills, Mt. Whitney area, CaliforniaKokomo, CaliforniaLake Tahoe, CaliforniaBlue Lake, near Bishop, Californianear Whitney Portal, CaliforniaMt. Whitney, Californiamovie set for "Go North" near Lone Pine, CaliforniaLake Sabrina campsite near Bishop, CaliforniaJoshua Trees National Monument, Red Rocks Canyon, CaliforniaSan Pedro, CaliforniaPoint Loma Lighthouse, San Diego, CaliforniaSan Diego Zoo, San Diego, CaliforniaSea World, San Diego, CaliforniaSan Simeon, CaliforniaBodie, CaliforniaKnott's Berry Farm & Ghost Town, Buena Park, CaliforniaSan Francisco Cannery, San Francisco, CaliforniaSan Francisco, Californiathe Sierras, CaliforniaSutter's Mill, CaliforniaBaley's Mansion near Pilot Hill, CaliforniaNevada City, CaliforniaSierra City, CaliforniaMono Lake CaliforniaMasonic, CaliforniaLone Pine Creek Camp, CaliforniaWhitney Portal, CaliforniaMt. Hitchcock, CaliforniaConsultation Lake, Mt. Whitney, CaliforniaKaweah Peaks, CaliforniaSierra Range near Independence, CaliforniaCalico, CaliforniaSierra Nevada near Bishop, CaliforniaOwens Valley, CaliforniaCharcoal kilns near Owens Lake, CaliforniaSwansea, CaliforniaCerro Gordo, CaliforniaRough and Ready, CaliforniaThe Mission of San Diego, CaliforniaMission Santa Barbara, CaliforniaMission Santa Inés, California

 18/7 Best of the West National Parks 1954-1968

Includes slides of: Honolulu, HawaiiVolcano National Park, HawaiiCraters of the Moon National Monument, IdahoCrater Lake, OregonLassen Peak, CaliforniaMt. Shasta, CaliforniaJoshua Tree National Monument, CaliforniaRed Rocks Canyon, CaliforniaBryce Canyon National Park, CaliforniaArches National Monument, CaliforniaCathedral Gorge State Park, Utahthe Sierra Nevada near Bodie, Californiathe Sierra Nevada near Crabtree Meadows, CaliforniaMt. Whitney area, CaliforniaAlabama Hills, CaliforniaWhitney Portal area, CaliforniaHigh Sierra, CaliforniaBlue Lake near Bishop, CaliforniaLamarc Lake near Bishop, CaliforniaSierra Peak, CaliforniaMt. Whitney, CaliforniaMt. Russell from Mt. Whitney, California

 18/8 Misc. Photos - Texas 1965

Includes slides of: Rio Grande, TexasFt. Leaton, TexasShafter, TexasStudy Butte, TexasTerlingua, Texas

 18/9 Misc. Photos - Utah 1952-1966

Includes slides of: Zion National Park, UtahGrafton, UtahMountain Meadows Massacre, UtahSilver Reef, UtahMammoth, UtahDinosaur National Monument, UtahGreat Salt Lake Desert, Utah

 18/10 Misc. Photos - Montana 1959-1964

Includes slides of: Keystone, MontanaBannack, MontanaElkhorn, MontanaMarysville, MontanaRimini, MontanaWickes, MontanaGold Coin Mine and Mill, MontanaLandusky, MontanaPardee, MontanaRuby Gulch, Montana

 18/11 Misc. Photos - Colorado 1957-1966

Includes slides of: Eureka, ColoradoSt. Elmo, ColoradoContinental Divide, ColoradoSilverton, ColoradoAlma, ColoradoBreckenridge, ColoradoCripple Creek, ColoradoLake City, ColoradoBlack Hawk, ColoradoCentral City, ColoradoCreede, ColoradoWard, ColoradoFairplay, ColoradoBuena Vista, ColoradoCrested Butte, ColoradoPitkin, ColoradoSalida, ColoradoOhio City, ColoradoMaysville, ColoradoShavano, ColoradoPoncha Springs, ColoradoWhite Pine, ColoradoOuray, ColoradoMontrose, ColoradoTelluride, ColoradoMeeker Massacre Monument, Meeker, ColoradoOphir, Colorado

 18/12 Misc. Photos - Misc. States 1955-1968

Includes slides of: Wilkeson, Washingtonwest from Hamilton Peak, WashingtonRodney Falls, Washingtonfrom Hamilton Peak, WashingtonSkamakowa, WashingtonLiberty, WashingtonKettle River, Orient, WashingtonOrient, WashingtonMt. Rainier, WashingtonVader, WashingtonRambler, WyomingEncampment, WyomingDos Cabezas, ArizonaTumacacori National Monument, ArizonaMt. Whitney, CaliforniaWhitney Portal, CaliforniaMt. Hitchcock, CaliforniaMt. Hitchcock - Mt. Whitney area, CaliforniaMt. Hitchcock Sierra, CaliforniaAlabama Hills, Mt. Whitney Area, CaliforniaAlabama Hills, CaliforniaLassen Peak, Californiafrom Lassen Peak, CaliforniaBodie, CaliforniaSierra near Bodie, CaliforniaWhitney Pass, California

 18/12 Misc. Photos - Idaho 1956-1966

Includes slides of: Silver City, IdahoBurke, IdahoGem, IdahoPlacerville, IdahoBay Horse, IdahoBonanza, IdahoCuster, IdahoGalena, IdahoGibbonsville, IdahoGilmore, IdahoGimlet, IdahoLeadore, IdahoLolo Pass, IdahoTendoy, IdahoWarren, Idaho