Prose and Poetry Collection, 1832-2009
Table of Contents
Overview of the Collection
- Creator
- Oregon Historical Society
- Title
- Prose and Poetry Collection
- Dates
- 1832-2009 (inclusive)18322009
1880-1986 (bulk)18801986 - Quantity
- 3.2 cubic feet, (7 document cases, 2 flat boxes, and 1 oversize folder)
- Collection Number
- Mss 1507
- Summary
- Collection created by the Oregon Historical Society containing essays, stories, poems, and other writings, mostly in manuscript and typescript form, and largely by Oregon authors.
- Repository
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Oregon Historical Society Research Library
1200 SW Park Avenue
Portland, OR
97205
Telephone: 503-306-5240
Fax: 503-219-2040
libreference@ohs.org - Access Restrictions
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The collection is open to the public.
- Languages
- English
- Sponsor
- Funding for encoding this finding aid was provided through a grant awarded by the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Historical Note
Since its founding in 1898, the Oregon Historical Society has collected manuscript materials of all kinds, most of it documenting the history of Oregon and the Pacific Northwest. In the mid-20th century, librarians at the Society began organizing single items into what became known as "Topical Collections." One such collection, the Prose and Poetry Collection, collated essays, poems, and other writings that did not belong with multi-item collections formed around individuals or corporate bodies.
Content Description
Collection created by the Oregon Historical Society containing essays, stories, poems, and other writings, mostly in manuscript and typescript form, and largely by Oregon authors. Also includes some published pamphlets, chapbooks, broadsides, commonplace books, a scrapbook documenting the travels of Mr. and Mrs. Hebert Qualman in the Pacific Northwest (1935-1938). Among the authors represented are: Ben Hur Lampman, Martha Fergusen McKeown, Harvey W. Scott, and Averta Terney.
Use of the Collection
Restrictions on Use
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 use of reproductions. The Society does not necessarily hold copyright to all the materials in the collections. In some cases, permission for use of reproductions may require seeking additional authorization from the copyright holders.
Preferred Citation
Prose and Poetry Collection, Mss 1507, Oregon Historical Society Research Library
Administrative Information
Arrangement
The collection is arranged in the following series:
- Series A: Anonymous and anthologies, 1893-1959
- Series B: Writings of individuals, 1832-2000
- Series C: General materials, 1918-2008
Detailed Description of the Collection
The following section contains a detailed listing of the materials in the collection.
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Series A: Anonymous and anthologies, 1893-1959
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Description: Anonymous essays
Includes:
- "Wagons west : the story of Marcus and Narcissa Whitman," 1946
- "Did Dr. Whitman save Oregon?"
- "The legend of sparkling water
- "A brief sketch of the life of Joshua V. Himes"
- "Travels on the western slope"
Dates: circa 1890-1950Container: Box/Folder 1/1 -
Description: Anonymous poetry
Includes:
- "Whitman's ride," by "A lady of Brooklyn," published by Baumgardt and Palmer, Portland, Oregon, circa 1893, gift from Caroline Gray Kamm to George Himes
- "The survivors of the Whitman massacre" (typescript)
- "Not understood : a tribute to the memory of John H. Mitchell" (broadside, crica 1905)
- "Master Frank's account of himself" (manuscript), by "Frank the Student."
Dates: circa 1893-1940Container: Box/Folder 1/2 -
Description: "But in each place below the sun..." (manuscript)Dates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 1/3
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Description: Anothologies of poetry
Includes Popular hobo poems, published by the Hobo News, New York, 1937, and Poems Composed by Convicts in Oregon State Penitentiary, circa 1930.
Dates: circa 1930; 1937; undatedContainer: Box/Folder 1/4 -
Description: Anthologies of poetry--Volumes
Includes:
- Gatherings of the wayside, published by the Ladies of the First Congregational Church, Portland, 1893
- Poems composed by the convicts of the Oregon State Penitentiary, circa 1900
- Rhymes of the Rockies, Chicago, 1900
- Oregon centennial anthology, 1959
Dates: circa 1895-1959Container: Box/Folder 1/5
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Series B: Writings of individuals, 1832-2000
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Description: Adams, Myra L., and Ben Hur Lampman--"Editorials from the Oregonian"Dates: circa 1950-1959Container: Box/Folder 1/6
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Description: Aitchison, Clyde B., "Like silver lamps"Dates: 1948Container: Box/Folder 1/7
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Description: Akin, Otis F.--A reminiscence of the Klondike rush of 1898, ca. 1950's printed from a talk given in 1920Dates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 1/8
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Description: Alderman, Ruch, "On Mission Rose Farm" and other versesDates: 1915 AugustContainer: Box/Folder 1/9
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Description: Alderson, Matt W., "How she felt in her first corset" (originally published 1887)Dates: 1959Container: Box/Folder 1/10
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Description: Ammidwon, Edward, "Illahee"Dates: 1901 OctoberContainer: Box/Folder 1/11
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Description: Applegate, O.C., and General E. L. Applegate, "The Pilgrims," "Arnold Bray," and "Uncle Hill"Dates: 1901Container: Box/Folder 1/12
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Description: Atterbury, Vivian Corbett, "My wonderful Oregon"Dates: circa 1955Container: Box/Folder 1/13
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Description: Baker, Lydell--Essay on reconstructionDates: circa 1900Container: Box/Folder 1/14
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Description: Baker, Mina E.--PoemsDates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 1/15
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Description: Ball family--Copy book with poetry, prose, and clippings, probably compiled by Mrs. Ezra Ball's motherDates: circa 1860Container: Box/Folder OSA-1/1
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Description: Beck, Borden F., Jr.--PoemsDates: circa 1970-1979Container: Box/Folder 1/16
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Description: Behel, Sidney E., "Shed not a tear," "Come to the woods in June," "On visiting the grounds where a camp meeting was held"Dates: 1843-1844Container: Box/Folder 1/17
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Description: Bissell, G. P.--PoemsDates: circa 1900Container: Box/Folder 1/18
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Description: Blake, C. F., "The birth of Oregon" (long poem)Dates: 1924Container: Box/Folder 1/19
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Description: Booth, Robert A.--Speech at the annual reunion of the Oregon Pioneer AssociationDates: 1920Container: Box/Folder 1/20
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Description: Br
Includes:
- Bradshaw, C. W., "Marching to Berlin," 1918
- Brindley, W. E., "How wheat saved the Oregon Country to the Union," 1905
- Brown, Elinor Henry, "Dream awake and remember," undated
- Bryant, William Cullen, "The flood of years"
Dates: 1905-1918; undatedContainer: Box/Folder 1/21 -
Description: Brogan, Phil F.--Concerning George Cecil CarrolDates: 1971Container: Box/Folder 1/22
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Description: Burdick, Louisa Antoinette, "Birds and Flowers Mentioned in Thirteen Hundred and Eight Poems of Pacific Coast Writers"Dates: 1907Container: Box/Folder 1/23
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Description: Burke, Frances Striegel, "A nocturne" and "Oregon symphony"Dates: 1916-1917Container: Box/Folder 1/24
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Description: Burney, Nancy K., "The house that was of yesterday"Dates: 1912Container: Box/Folder 1/25
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Description: Ca-Ce
Includes:
- Canse, John M., "Discovery Days in the Northeast Pacific, the Sesquicentennial of Yankee Exploits Along Unchartered Shores," February 7, 1942
- Carey, Charles H., "Edwards at Eighty"
- Cee, Jay, "Some Simple Rhymes"
Dates: 1942; undatedContainer: Box/Folder 2/1 -
Description: Ch-Cl
- Chaplin, Ralph, "Only the Drums Remembered," 1960
- Chesnut, Lillian Billups, "Oregon: Six Golden Letters"
- Chilo, "Our Country"
- Clarke, S.A. (volume of poems)
- Clemson, "How Shall It Be?"
- Clor(sp.?), "The Little Blue Girl"
Dates: 1960; undatedContainer: Box/Folder 2/2 -
Description: Clatsop County Chapter of Oregon Hist. Soc.--assembled for CCHS, "General History, Harbor Defenses of the Columbia River"Dates: 1947Container: Box/Folder 2/3
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Description: Co-Cu
- Coffey, Thoalson, "The Mountaineers, Barewell" Feb. 20, 1963
- Copple, R.A, Her Poems, ca. 1950
- Cranch, S.P., "By the Shore of the River"
- Cullier, P.M., "Forest Fires"
- Curtis, Walt
- Curtis, Wintertron C., "Cape Cod Horizons and Other Verse"
Dates: ca 1963-1950Container: Box/Folder 2/4 -
Description: Cox, L. B., "Thomas Jefferson and the Democratic Party" (typescript)Dates: circa 1900Container: Box/Folder 2/5
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Description: Crandall, Lulu D.--MemoirsDates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 2/6
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Description: Da-Di
- Dana, Marshall N., "It Doesn't Rain Rain in Oregon"
- Darby, John Nelson, "The 'Man of Sorrows'"
- Davies, Laura Thomas, Pacific Northwest Souvenir, Davies Poems, 1936-1937
- Dawson, J.J., Closing Prayer of District School No. 3 of Tillamook Co. Oregon, for the special purpose, Oct. 11, 1889
Dates: 1889-1937; undatedContainer: Box/Folder 2/7 -
Description: Dempster, L., "Spotsylvania"Dates: circa 1972Container: Box/Folder 2/8
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Description: Do-Doughty
- Donthil(sp.?), Mary Osborn, "The Oregon Trail"
- Doughty, Lucy, (several essays of an autobiographical/historical nature)
Dates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 2/9 -
Description: Drenner, Robert S., "Whistling wings"Dates: circa 1967Container: Box/Folder 2/10
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Description: Dunbar, Agnes, "Heppner"Dates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 2/11
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Description: E
- Eberhard, E., "Matthieu at Champoeg"
- Eliot, Henrietta R., The Unwelcome Guest and Other Verses, 1937
- England, Olive S., Sweet Peas
- Esson, Alexander, untitled, May 22, 1861
- Euwer, Anthony, "The Yucca"
Dates: 1861-1937; undatedContainer: Box/Folder 2/12 -
Description: Farber, Norma, "Journey to the western sea"Dates: circa 1959Container: Box/Folder 2/13
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Description: Fe-Fi
- Ferguson, W.H.L. Co., "We've Done Our Hitch in Hell"
- Field, Sara Bard, "The Gift" (Christmas 1914)
- Finch, F.M., "Class Song," "Smoking Song," "Hymn" July, 1852
Dates: 1852-1914; undatedContainer: Box/Folder 2/14 -
Description: Fenton, Mabel Copley (Mrs. Ralph A.), "A doughboy saved" (play)Dates: 1920Container: Box/Folder 2/15
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Description: Fenton, William D.--Essays
"Russian Rashness," "Ingersoll's Oration at his Brother's Grave, "Labor Unions" (also included: an essay of unidentified authorship--possibly James Davis Fenton), Speech on Woman Suffrage--delivered Oct. 4th, 1876 in the Oregon House of Representatives.
Dates: 1876; undatedContainer: Box/Folder 2/16 -
Description: Flory, Even, "Oregon song"Dates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 2/17
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Description: Ford, J. T., "The Sparkling Rickreall"Dates: 1915Container: Box/Folder 2/18
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Description: Fox, Clayton Hobart
"Legend of the Willamette Valley" 1978, "Legend of the Pioneers" 1978, "Legend of the Pacific Ocean" 1978, "Legend of Crater Lake" 1978, "Legend of the Columbia River" 1978, "Legend of the City of Portland" 1978.
Dates: 1978Container: Box/Folder 2/19 -
Description: Franzen, Andrew, Poems of Oregon and other verses; and "Margaret"Dates: 1914Container: Box/Folder 3/1
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Description: Frey, George, untitled collection of poemsDates: circa 1890-1920Container: Box/Folder 3/2
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Description: Gal-Gar
- Gale, Joseph, "My Legacy," "My Friend Joe," March 17, 1885
- Gardiner, Mary, "Around the Pioneer Campfire, Portland, OR."
- Garfield, E., "Rainbow Rays" "Entreaty" "A Heart Gift"
- Gale, Vi, Nineteen Ing Poems
Dates: 1924; 1970; undatedContainer: Box/Folder 3/3 -
Description: Gib-Gris
- Gibson, Elaine B., "Bring flowers," 1847
- Gordon, William Steward, "Jason Lee."
- Grissen, Charles, "Birth of Oregon," 1903
Dates: 1847; 1903; undatedContainer: Box/Folder 3/4 -
Description: Gilbert, William BallDates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 3/5
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Description: Hal-Har
- Hall, Hazel, "Your audience"
- Hammond, Charles F., Poems of Portland and the great Northwest
- Harmon, Alvin B., (revision of author's work), 1935
- Harness, Alden, Poems for metal workers, 1927
Dates: 1927-1935; undatedContainer: Box/Folder 3/6 -
Description: He-Hill
- Henry, Francis, Hon.--Song, 1902
- Hidden, Maria L. T., "Oregon pioneers," 1910
- Hill, William Lair, "The cottager's Thanksgiving"
Dates: 1902-1910; undatedContainer: Box/Folder 3/7 -
Description: Hoe-Howard
- Hoerlein, Hans, "Mt. Adams moonlight climb"
- Holman, Frederick V.--Address at the unveiling of the statue of "The Pioneer" on the University of Oregon campus, May 22, 1919
- Honeyman, Arthur, "Salute to Lady Skidmore"
- Howard, D. F., "The first white men to dwell in Oregon"
Dates: 1919; 1988; undatedContainer: Box/Folder 3/8 -
Description: Hoening, Jesse, "Poems"Dates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 3/9
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Description: Howay, F. W., "Early navigation of the straits of Fuca"Dates: 1910Container: Box/Folder 3/10
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Description: Huntington, Mary, "Fish story"Dates: 1890Container: Box/Folder 3/11
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Description: Jackson, Lucille J., "A book is born"Dates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 3/12
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Description: Johnson, Lionel A., Oregon at Malabon and other poemsDates: 1905Container: Box/Folder 3/13
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Description: Jon-Jor
- Jones, Otto M., Eventide on Wauna Lake
- Jordon, Mrs. D. M., "Only Rue"
Dates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 3/14 -
Description: K
- Kerr, Anne, Poems, 1918-1919
- Kirk, T. J., untitled, April 29, 1907
Dates: 1907-1919Container: Box/Folder 4/1 -
Description: La-Lan
- Lacey, J.D., "Prayer unanswered for the Argus," "Took in," "Roundelay, to 'Ruby lips'"
- Lampman, Ben Hur, Where to buy a dog, Them two guys is nuts
- Landisburg, "Acrostic," 1846
Dates: 1846; undatedContainer: Box/Folder 4/2 -
Description: Lampman, Ben Hur--Scrapbooks (2) of his articlesDates: 1942-1951Container: Box/Folder OSB-1/1-2
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Description: Lan-Law
- Languille, H. D., Mostly Division R Days, 1941
- Lawton, Arthur R., Homesteading in Oregon as a pastime, 1905
Dates: 1905-1941Container: Box/Folder 4/3 -
Description: Lee, Mary, untitled volume, and The wisdom of IngersollDates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 4/4
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Description: Leg-Lit
- Legrand, Stella M., The lighthouse trail, 1922
- Lerner-Aderman, J., R.E.L.A.X.* You know you're an Oregonian when . . ., 1990
- Lewis, George Edward, Yukon lyrics, 1925
- Literary map of Oregon
Dates: 1922-1925Container: Box/Folder 4/5 -
Description: Loc-Lui
- Lockhart, Agnes Ruth, "A legend of the Coos," 1909
- Love, Robertus, "The dream of the star"
- Lowell, Stephen A., The mystic birth of Oregon (address at the Astoria Exposition, August 12, 1911)
- Luiten, Irv, "The education of a freshman"
Dates: 1909-1911; undatedContainer: Box/Folder 4/6 -
Description: Lofton, Blanche De Good, "Home from Sea (The Oregon)"
Poem about the Battleship Oregon, with illustrations by Burt Leslie.
Dates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder Oversize Folder 1 -
Description: Lord, Eve
- "American inventors"
- "Our trip to the mountains"
- "Some of my ideas about books"
- "The long and the short"
Dates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 4/7 -
Description: S. M. [sic]
- "To J. T. Jr. by S. M.," 1872 January
- "Thin pictures," February 3, 1872
- "The Pioneers" March 3, 1872
- "To the Willamette" Aug. 15, 1871
- "Fourth of July Oration" by J.H. Reed July 7, 1868
- Angle of the Road for Steamers, March 15, 1868
- "The Woolen Mill of Oregon" March 14, 1868
- "Ye Big Scare" Oct. 24, 1871
- "The Willamette Milldam"
Dates: 1868-1872Container: Box/Folder 4/8 -
Description: Mahone, L. D., Blazing new trails (typescript)Dates: 1936Container: Box/Folder 4/9
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Description: Marton, A. M., The photo oleograph process : a combination of painting and photographyDates: 1900Container: Box/Folder 4/10
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Description: Matthews, Courtland W., Daffodils and Diesel EnginesDates: circa 1930-1940Container: Box/Folder 4/11
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Description: Matilla, Walter, The theater Finns (typescript)Dates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 4/12
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Description: Mac-Mas
- Mack, George Cecil, "The Ballad of the Bull" 1925
- Markham, Edwin, "Lincoln, the Man of the People," circa 1919 (autographed by Markham 1934)
- Markham, Edwin, "The Man with the Hoe" 1933
- Markham, Elizabeth, Poems, (published 1921)
- Masiker, Carson C., "The Linchpin Wagon and its Bucket of Tar"
- Mason, George (Rev.), "Lo! The Poor Indian" 1875
- Mason, Otis T., The Ripening of Thoughts in Common, 1904
Dates: 1875-1933Container: Box/Folder 5/1 -
Description: Masson, L. R., The Partners of the North West Company, translation from the French of Les Bourgeois de la Compagnie du Nord-Ouest, (recent typescript)Dates: 1889Container: Box/Folder 5/2
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Description: McBride, John R., EssaysDates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 5/3
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Description: McKay-McRaei
- McKay, Genevieve, "Timberline Lodge Song" 1938-1939
- McPherson, William Angus, "Portland Heights" Jan. 1891; "To Oregon" Oct. 1877
- McRae, John, "The Ghost of Everest"
Dates: 1873-1939Container: Box/Folder 5/4 -
Description: McKenzie, Jane--Copy book with prose and poetryDates: 1844-1849Container: Box/Folder OSA-1/2
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Description: McKeown, Martha Ferguson, "Certain aspects of Thoreau's emphasis on self" (Thesis, University of Oregon)Dates: 1937Container: Box/Folder 5/5
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Description: Meeker, Ezra
- Pioneer Reminiscences of Puget Sound, the Tragedy of Leschi, 1905
- The Story of the Lost Trail to Oregon, 1915
Dates: 1905; 1915Container: Box/Folder 5/6 -
Description: Miller-Mor
- Miller, J.W., Killed by a Grizzly Bear--a Leaf from My Scrap Book, 1861
- Minto, John, Rhymes on Life in Oregon, 1909
- Modlin, Edith, Silly Dilly's
- Moffat, Laura A., "The Historical Tree at Lower Cascades, Wash."
- Moffat, R.M., "Sage of the Eola Hills"
- Montgomery, Samuel, "A Life on the Ocean Wave"
- Morgan, Carrie B., "The Old Emigrant Road"
- Morley, Christopher, A Letter to Leonora, 1928
- Moroney, Martha, "To the Rose"
- Morrish, G., How to Get Peace
Dates: 1861-1872; undatedContainer: Box/Folder 5/7 -
Description: Monroe, Shannon, A New Song in Her Heart, (1st 3 chapters of an unfinished work)Dates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 5/8
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Description: N
- Naehand, Henry, untitled poem, Sept. 18th, 1859
- Nelson, Vera Joyce, Moccasin Prints West, 1955
Dates: 1859; 1955Container: Box/Folder 5/9 -
Description: Neufer, RayDates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 5/10
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Description: "O"
- Oak, Henry Lebbeus, (an autobiography)
- Ordway, June McMillen, "Life's Voyage"
Dates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 5/11 -
Description: P
- P, O. QM., untitled poem
- P., W.H., "The Vultures of the Veldt"
- Parker, Alfred, Untitled poem
- Parrot, Joseph, "A Tribute to the Oregon Pioneers" Aug. 30, 1917
- Pepper, K.N., "A Fact" "To O.P.L."
- Pringle, O.M., Magic River Deschutes
Dates: circa 1890-1986Container: Box/Folder 5/12 -
Description: Pennington, Levi T., "All kinds of weather"Dates: 1948Container: Box/Folder 5/13
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Description: Pratt, Lawrence
- Fragments of Now, 1968-1969
- Adam Had No Belly Button, 1970
- Cogito, (collection of poems) 1962
- Quips and Cranks, 1963
- Let Fancy Roam, 1963
Dates: 1962-1970Container: Box/Folder 5/14 -
Description: Prosch, Thomas W., "The Indian War in Washington," (the annual address of the Oregon Historical Society, delivered December 19th, 1914 at Portland by T.W. Prosch of Seattle)Dates: 1914Container: Box/Folder 5/15
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Description: Qualman, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert, "Our vacations" (scrapbook of travels in the Pacific northwest
Includes postcards, brochures, clippings, pressed flowers
Dates: 1935-1938Container: Box/Folder OSA-1/3 -
Description: Quigley, Tom, "The Irrigatin' Ditch"Dates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 5/16
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Description: Ray, Grace Ernestine, Humor-Flecked History of Warms Springs HouseDates: circa 1950Container: Box/Folder 5/17
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Description: Reid-Russell
- Reid, R.L., "Bits" and "York Shillings" (paper delivered at the Pittsburgh Convention of the A.N.A. in 1935)
- Reynolds, Mary Randolph, The Emigrant, a Scenario, 1928; The Greatest Woman, a Scenario , 1928
- Russell, Irwin, "Christmas Night in the Quarters" (reprint of the original--first published in 1870, reprinted in 1970)
Dates: 1928; 1935; undatedContainer: Box/Folder 5/18 -
Description: W. T.
- "Crossing the Plains in 1850"
- "The Battle Hymn of Victory"
- "Easter Morn and Easter Rejoicing" (2 copies)
- "America in 1917"
- "Liberate Old Glory"
- "Silver Creek"
- "Our God is on His Throne" and "A Dirge to the Golden Stars"
- "The Missing Soldier"
- "What is Death?"
- "Our Flag"
- "America in Danger"
Dates: 1917; undatedContainer: Box/Folder 5/19 -
Description: Savage, Loretta--Fortune cards and poetryDates: 1908-1918Container: Box/Folder 6/1
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Description: Sa-Se
- Saylor, F.H., Astoria, the Venice of Oregon, (ca. 1900)
- Schnabel, Charles J., Memorial Day Address (delivered at Lincoln High School, Portland, OR 1915)
- Scott, Julian P., "Music a Poem and Life"
- Sellars, Donna, "Legacy"
Dates: circa 1900-1972Container: Box/Folder 6/2 -
Description: Scott, Harvey W., Catalogue of Public Addresses and Lectures of Harvey W. Scott, Forty Years Editor-in-Chief, Morning Oregonian (compiled by Leslie M. Scott--2 copies)Dates: circa 1915Container: Box/Folder 6/3
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Description: Simpson, Samuel Leonidas
- "The Oregon Pioneers"
- "Red Lacy"
- Scrapbook of misc. articles, poems
Dates: 1899; undatedContainer: Box/Folder 6/4 -
Description: Smith
- Smith, C.W., The Killing of Old Ship
- Smith, Francis E., Achievement and Experiences of Capt. Robert Gray, 1923
- Smith, Gene, "When Yankee Doodle Went to France" 1918
- Smith, S.F., untitled, 1832
- Smith, Susan W., "The Legend of Multnomah Falls" 1905
Dates: 1832; circa 1900-1923Container: Box/Folder 6/5 -
Description: Sn-Su
- Snodgrass, Prof. J.C., "A Brief Poem of the Leading Men and Events of Our Spanish-American War" ca. 1900
- Stephens, E.K., "She Flies with Her Own Wings," 1912
- Stuart, Robert F., "The House That Jack Built" (English and Chinook, translated by Robert Stuart)
- Sullivan, Timothy, "Inspiration
Dates: 1898-1912; undatedContainer: Box/Folder 6/6 -
Description: Stafford, William--Catalog of exhibit aboutDates: 2000Container: Box/Folder 6/7
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Description: Stankey, Wilma W. W., Destination--Toutle RiverDates: circa 1972Container: Box/Folder 6/8
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Description: Stephenson, C.B., The Way it Was, a chronicle of events in the life of C.B. StephensonDates: circa 1971Container: Box/Folder 6/9
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Description: Stewart, Earle, The Wilson Land Dispute and Willamette University, The Roster of Hudson's Bay Company MenDates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 6/10
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Description: T
- Teck, Frank Carlton, Under Western Skies
- Tupper, Martin F., "Ode"
Dates: 1899; undatedContainer: Box/Folder 6/11 -
Description: Terney, Averta B.
- "Mad, Mad River" 1967
- "You Are My Inspiration" 1967
- "Ferryboat on the River" 1981
- "Arlington" 1981
- "Out in Oregon" 1964
Dates: 1964-1981Container: Box/Folder 6/12 -
Description: V
- Vennix, Arthur J., Oregon: A Century in Birth, 1953
- Von der Green, B.K., Tommy Dolan of Pistol River, Ore., an Historical Poem, 1909 (2 copies)
Dates: 1909; 1953Container: Box/Folder 6/13 -
Description: Waddlebaum, Ella Egan--Song lyricsDates: 1893-1894Container: Box/Folder 6/14
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Description: Wal-Wat
- Walker, Cyrus H., "Blazing the Oregon Trail" 1905
- Walker, Mary L., untitled, 1849
- Warren, Churchill Howard, Reminiscence and Reverie
- Watt, Ahio S., "Fireside Reveries" 1907; untitled; "Poetry. The Huntsman's Song," 1849
- Watters, Dennis Alonzo, "The Sky Line Trail" (cover gives date Aug. 23, 1876-1906)
Dates: 1849-1960Container: Box/Folder 7/1 -
Description: Warner, Eliott M.
- "Memories of a Western Trip, Oct. 18th to Dec. 30th, 1915 : A Thank offering to My Friends I Met Along the Way" (broadside)
- "Ho! For Portland" 1920
- "Where the True Goal of the West Begins"
- 2 small cards with unique pen and ink drawings by Elliott Warner
Dates: 1915; undatedContainer: Box/Folder 7/2 -
Description: Wea-Wes
- Weathers, Ben, Fellers and Things ("A Collection of Crude, Rough and Rude Rhymes of a Past and a Fast Passing Generation")
- West, Norris G., Oregon-Banned, 1986
- West, Oswald, Poetic and Politics of Early Oregon
Dates: 1960; 1986; undatedContainer: Box/Folder 7/3 -
Description: Wheeler, Robert C., "Relics from the Rapids" (speech by Robert C. Wheeler from the 24th annual meeting of the American Association for State and Local History)Dates: 1964Container: Box/Folder 7/4
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Description: White-Whitely
- White, Eliza Elliott, "Leaders of Men"
- White, W. Alice, "Pioneer Days"
- (Whitely, Opal), Extracts from Reviews of Opal Whitely and Her Work
Dates: unadedContainer: Box/Folder 7/5 -
Description: Wil-Wol
- Williams, John H., A Reviewer Reviewed 1914
- Wolfe, Ulreeka--Song, 1935
- Wygant, Nellie, (bound notebook containing prose and poetry)
Dates: 1877; 1914; 1935Container: Box/Folder 7/6 -
Description: Wilson, Fred W., The Lure of the River(folder also contains three sheets of notes and a dateline)Dates: 1936Container: Box/Folder 7/7
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Description: Young, John R., "Dear Fellow Citizens:"Dates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 7/8
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Description: Yamhill County Historical Society, The Way We Live in 1963Dates: 1963Container: Box/Folder 7/9
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Series C: General materials, 1918-2008
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Description: Poetry readings and programsDates: circa 1951-2008Container: Box/Folder 7/10
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Description: Miscellaneous poetryDates: 1918-1976Container: Box/Folder 7/11
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Names and SubjectsReturn to Top
Subject Terms
- Authors--Oregon
- Poetry--Oregon
Personal Names
- Lampman, Ben Hur, 1886-1954.
- Qualman, Herbert.
- Scott, Harvey W. (Harvey Whitefield), 1838-1910.
- Terney, Averta.
Form or Genre Terms
- Commonplace books
- Manuscripts for publication
- Poems
- Scrapbooks
- Stories
- Typescripts
Other Creators
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Personal Names
- McKeown, Martha Fergusen, 1903- (creator)
