OHY_LOT1027 Guide to the Oregon Journal photographs ollection 1902-1982 Oregon Journal photographs collection Jeffrey A. Hayes Funding for encoding this finding aid was provided through a grant awarded by the Jackson Foundation. Oregon Historical Society, Research Library 2015 Finding aid encoded by Jeffrey A. Hayes 2015 Finding aid written in English. Finding aid based on DACS 2nd edition ( Describing Archives: A Content Standard). 2016 Changes made to inventory to correct filing errors and account for additional photographs found belonging to the collection. 2019 Extent note revised for accuracy. Oregon Historical Society, Davies Family Research Library Org. Lot 1027 Oregon Journal (Firm) Oregon Journal photographs collection 1902-1982 1921-1982 288.1 cubic feet 238 records cartons, 36 oversize boxes, 2 oversize folders and 1 document case Photograph collection of the Oregon Journal, a Portland afternoon newspaper which was published from 1902 to 1982. Materials in the collection are in English Historical Note

The Oregon Journal was an afternoon newspaper based in Portland, Oregon. Originally founded in March 1902 by Alfred D. Bowen under the name Evening Journal, Charles Samuel (“Sam”) Jackson purchased the newspaper that July and renamed it the Oregon Journal. Originally located in the Goodnaugh Building, the Journal’s offices moved to the Jackson Tower in 1912, where they remained until 1948, when the paper moved into the Public Market building on Portland’s waterfront. The Jackson family retained ownership of the paper until the death of C. S. Jackson’s son Philip in 1953.

The Journal was known for some innovations. It shipped additional issues to Oregon’s coastal towns during the summer months as a means of boosting circulation. It was also the first newspaper in the United States to own a helicopter, and its waterfront building included a helicopter pad.

The Journal was considered a rival to Portland’s other major newspaper, the Oregonian, throughout its existence. The Journal’s editorials favored the Democratic Party, in contrast with the Oregonian’s Republican leanings, and expressed what some labeled an anti-establishment tone. However, the two papers became intertwined as time went on. In the 1950s, the Journal began to suffer from revenue losses, and discussed the possibility of sharing production facilities with the Oregonian. For the first five months of the protracted Portland newspaper strike which began in 1959, the Journal and Oregonian published joint issues. In August 1961, the Oregonian Publishing Company, by then owned by newspaper mogul Samuel I. Newhouse, purchased the Journal for $8 million. With this sale, the Journal offices and production facilities merged with those of the Oregonian on SW Broadway, although the Journal retained its own editorial department and tone.

The Journal’s highest circulation was at 201,000 in March 1948. By 1982, circulation had reduced to a little more than 100,000, and the paper struggled to remain relevant in an age where afternoon newspapers were considered obsolete. The Journal published its final issue on September 6, 1982. The paper’s staff and production were then absorbed into the Oregonian.

The collection contains images from the Oregon Journal’s files, which were donated to the Oregon Historical Society over the course of several years. The vast majority are black-and-white production prints.

In addition to photographs taken by such Journal photographers including Al Monner, Herb Alden, Dana Olsen, Mel Junghans, Les Ordeman, and Edmund Yee, there are photographs from other newspapers and from newswire services such as International Newsreel Corporation, AP and UPI. The collection also contains a few other items, such as concept drawings of buildings, maps, and floorplans.

The collection contains photographs of prominent Portland and Oregon figures such as Mark Hatfield, Terry Schrunk, and Wayne Morse. There also are photographs of national figures visiting Oregon, including Herbert Hoover, Adlai Stevenson, Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Eleanor Roosevelt, and Jimmy Carter. Additional photographs include the Journal’s long-time publisher C. S. Jackson, his wife Maria Clopton Jackson and son Philip L. Jackson. Also portrayed are locations, businesses and organizations in Portland and Oregon, as well as many community events such as the Miss Oregon pageant and the Portland Rose Festival. Other materials relate to Washington State, to other parts of the United States, and to other countries. A substantial number of photographs relate to subjects such as agriculture, art, aviation, the military, and plants and animals.

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

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

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.

Oregon Journal photographs collection, Org. Lot 1027, Oregon Historical Society Research Library.

The Oregon Journal and the Oregonian transferred the collection's materials to the Oregon Historical Society over the course of several years; this transfer was incomplete.

Lib. Acc. 18878, Lib. Acc. 18799, Lib. Acc. 20684, and possibly others.

Materials from multiple accessions were combined during processing; there was also some rearrangement of materials.

A sizeable number of items were previously removed from this collection and placed in the Self-Indexing Files and other locations.

This 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.

Carter, Jimmy, 1924-2024--Photographs Hatfield, Mark O., 1922-2011--Photographs Hoover, Herbert, 1874-1964--Photographs Jackson, C. S. (Charles Samuel), 1860-1924--Photographs Jackson, Maria Clopton, 1862-1956--Photographs Jackson, Philip L. (Philip Ludwell), 1893-1953--Photographs Morse, Wayne L. (Wayne Lyman), 1900-1974--Photographs Roosevelt, Eleanor, 1884-1962--Photographs Roosevelt, Franklin D. (Franklin Delano), 1882-1945--Photographs Schrunk, Terry D., 1913-1975--Photographs Stevenson, Adlai E. (Adlai Ewing), 1900-1965--Photographs Alden, Herb Monner, Al (Alfred Anthony), 1909-1998 Junghans, Mel Olsen, Dana Ordeman, Les T. (Leslie Thomas), 1906-1991 Yee, Edmund Oregon Journal (Firm)--Photographs Portland Rose Festival (Portland, Or.)--Photographs Associated Press United Press International International Newsreel Corporation Portland (Or.)--Photographs American newspapers--Oregon--Portland--Photographs Portland (Or.)--Politics and government--Photographs Oregon--Politics and government--Photographs Business enterprises--Oregon--Portland--Photographs Agriculture--Photographs Art--Photographs Aviation--Photographs Animals--Photographs Plants--Photographs Military--Photographs Pageants--Photographs Oregon Portland Photographs photographs Series A People 1902-1982 174 cubic feet 174 records cartons

Arranged in alphabetically-ordered groupings by surname; most pre-1960 photos of people before "Ay" were thrown out prior to 1975 donation to OHS.

Individuals and families who, due to their prominence and/or the number of photographs of them, were given their own folders, are listed in the box descriptions. For most photographs of members of foreign royalty, see Non-US Locations series.

 Box 1 Aa-Anderson Box 2 Ando-Baco

Includes Oregon governor Victor Atiyeh and actor Lew Ayres.

Box 3 Bacon-Baldwin

Includes Portland Mayor George L. Baker.

 Box 4 Bale-Barrett, G.

Includes University of Oregon president Dr. Burt Brown Barker and abortion doctor Dr. Ruth Barnett.

 Box 5 Barrett, H-Beach

Includes stage actor Bill Barry and 1937 Rose Fest queen Dorothy Hardin Barry.

 Box 6 Beacha-Bell, K.

Includes Portland city commissioner Ormond R. Bean, Portland First Nation Bank president Frank N. Belgrano, Jr.

Does NOT include Jody Bourne Bell (see Box 7 for her).

 Box 7 Bell, Jody B.-Berf

Includes 1962 Rose Festival queen Jody Bourne Bell, Portland Symphony Orchestra conductor Piero Bellugi, architect Pietro Belluschi, 1960 Junior Rose Queen Patricia Bentley, and the family of Abe Bercovitz.

 Box 8 Berg-Bickz

Includes Charles Berg, Inc. president Forrest Berg, 1956 Miss Oregon Patricia LaVonne Berg, 1947 Miss Oregon Jo Ann Amorde Berg and her husband Reedy, Swedish prince Bertil in Oregon, boxer Freddy Beshore, and Oregon State University football player John Biancone.

 Box 9 Bid-Blakeley

Includes 1935 Rose Festival queen Irene Hedeberg Birnie.

 Box 10 Blakely-Bok

Includes Portland Symphony Orchestra conductor Theodore Bloomfield.

 Box 11 Bola-Bowerman

Includes pilot Capt. Marion ("Pat") Boling and golfer Maude Borst.

 Box 12 Bowers-Bree

Includes Portland city commissioner William A. Bowes and murder suspect Nelson C. Bowles.

 Box 13 Bref-Brown, C. Box 14 Brown, D.-Bruz

Includes California governor Jerry Brown in Oregon, and Major Thaddeus B. and Wanda Nadine Star Bruno.

 Box 15 Bry-Burgess

Includes singer and actress Suzanne Burce (stage name Jane Powell), and 1961 Rose Festival queen Linda Fuqua Burdett.

 Box 16 Burn-Buz Box 17 By-Cann

Includes 1959 Miss Oregon Karlyn Mattson Campbell.

 Box 18 Cano-Carru Box 19 Carrv-Cat

Includes Portland mayor Joseph Carson, President Jimmy Carter in Oregon, and 1942 Rose Festival queen Shirley Louise Fowler Caso.

 Box 20 Cau-Chez Box 21 Chi-Clark, J.

Includes photos of Don Clark, Multnomah County Sheriff and then Commissioner.

 Box 22 Clark, K-Cog Box 23 Coh-Conj Box 24 Conk-Corl

Includes Portland-born actor Donald Cook.

 Box 25 Cordon, Guy-Cran

Includes Senator Guy Cordon.

 Box 26 Crao-Cry

Includes Portland violinist Albert Creitz and his wife, Lenore Tamiesie Creitz, who was 1929 Rose Festival Queen.

 Box 27 Cua-Dam

Includes photos of 1945 Rose Queen Joan Williams Curley, Episcopal Bishop Benjamin D. Dagwell and Washington Co. Commissioner Virginia Dagg.

 Box 28 Dan-Davis, L.

Includes photos of Oregon staff members Marshall N. Dana and Marge Davenport.

 Box 29 Davis, M. - Deh

Box 30 Dei-Dia

Includes Judge Mercedes Deiz, WW2 POW Jacob Deshazer, and Governor Thomas E. Dewey.

 Box 31 Dib-Doh Box 32 Doi-Doz

Includes Brig. Gen. Gordon L. Doolittle, Oregon House Speaker Pat Dooley, 1952 Rose Festival Queen Jeanne Wallace Dorff, and Supreme Court Justic William O. Douglas.

 Box 33 Dra-Durj

Includes Dufrense family, especially Napoleon (conductor) and Anne (1973 Rose Festival Queen)

 Box 34 Durk-Edz

Includes Portland Catholic Archbishop Robert J. Dwyer, Eva Emery Dye, and City Commissioner Stanley Earl.

 Box 35 Ee-Elli

Includes President Eisenhower and his family.

 Box 36 Ellm-Esc

Includes Swedish-born "Lucia Bride" Ingrid Engstrom and 1967 Rose Festival Queen Ana Maria Enriquez.

 Box 37 Esd-Farre

Includes Oregon Secretary of State Robert S. Farrell, Jr.

 Box 38 Farrf-Finc Box 39 Find-Flez Box 40 Fli-Fors

Includes photos of Gerald Ford in Oregon.

 Box 41 Fort-Frez

Includes many photos of Aaron M. Frank and his son Gerald W. Frank and Boyd French family of skiiers.

 Box 42 Fria-Galk

Includes Swedish Vice Consul Malcolm B. Frykman and family.

Box 43 Gall-Gea Box 44 Geb-Gilb Box 45 Gilc-Gon

Includes 1958 Rose Festival Queen Ruth Parrett Goluke and Mayor Neil Goldschmidt.

 Box 46 Goo-Grant Box 47 Granta-Griffh

Includes Rep. Edith Green.

 Box 48 Griffia-Gunr

Includes WPA Administrator E. J. Griffith, State Senator Dick Groener and 1956 Rose Festival queen Sharon Frey Grundfossen; for the name Hall, 1975 accession is missing all photos where first initial is B through I.

Box 49 Guns-Halle

Includes Governor John H. Hall.

 Box 50 Hallf-Hanson, G.

Includes 1957 Miss Oregon Judith Hansen.

 Box 51 Hanson, H. -Harrz

Includes photos of Warren G. Harding in Oregon

 Box 52 Hars-Hat

Includes Joe Harty (paraplegic and Oregon Journal "newsie"), rodeo queen Carol Braun Harvey, and Gov./Sen. Mark O. Hatfield.

 Box 53 Hau-Heas Box 54 Heat-Henderson, J. Box 55 Henderson, K.-Hib Box 56 Hica-Hob Box 57 Hoc-Holmes, J. Box 58 Holmes, K.-Hors

Includes Governor Robert M. Holmes, President Herbert Hoover.

Box 59 Hort-Hubb

Includes Portland Archbishop Edward D. Howard.

 Box 60 Hubc-Hunter, E.

Includes 1968 Rose Festival queen Margaret Huelskamp and Vice President Hubert Humphrey.

 Box 61 Hunter, F.-Inz

Includes Winter Sports queen Margaret Griffeth Inglis.

 Box 62 Io-Jackson, L.

Includes Oregon Journal editor Benjamin Franklin Irvine, Mayor Frank Ivancie, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Jackson (founders of the Oregon Journal), Senator Henry Jackson and Rose Festival Queens Jean Ann and Linda Jackson.

 Box 63 Jackson, M.-Jani

Includes Oregon Journal editor Philip L. Jackson.

 Box 64 Janj-Jensen, I.

Includes the Jantzen family, Portland police chief Leon V. Jenkins and Episcopal bishop Dr. Thomas Jenkins.

 Box 65 Jensen, J.-Johnson, D.

Includes 1955 Miss Oregon and Miss America runner-up Dorothy Mae Johnson.

 Box 66 Johnson, E.-V.

Includes photos of President Lyndon B. Johnson and wife Lady Bird in Johnson in Oregon.

 Box 67 Johnson, W.-Jones, Q. Box 68 Jones, R.-Kae Box 69 Kaf-Kea

Includes Kafoury family, industrialists Edgar and Henry Kaiser, and Kamm Family.

 Box 70 Keb-Kelly, Q.

Includes 1936 Rose Festival queen Janet Sooysmith Keller.

 Box 71 Kelly, R.-Kerr, F. Box 72 Kerr, G.-King, E. Box 73 King, F.-Klein Box 74 Kleina-Koe Box 75 Kof-Krie

Includes Rose Festival queen and singer/actress Gloria Krieger.

Box 76 Krif-Laf

Includes phys ed teacher and Royal Rosarians prime minister Robert Krohn, Ted Kulongoski, the Ladd Family and 1933 Rose Festival Queen Jean Stevenson Lafferty.

 Box 77 Lag-Langl

Includes Multnomah County Sheriff Francis Lambert.

 Box 78 Langm-Laug Box 79 Lauh-Led

Includes Lazinka sisters Kathryn, Jean, Judy and Mary Lou, who were prominent in Pendleton Roundups 1949-61.

 Box 80 Lee-Lemk

Includes Portland mayor Dorothy McCullough Lee.

 Box 81 Leml-Lewis, H.

Includes Portland Director of Recreation Dorothea Lensch.

 Box 82 Lewis, I.-Lindr Box 83 Linds-Lof

Includes merchant and yachtsman Sir Thomas J. Lipton, sculptor Frederic Littman, 1946 Rose Festival Queen Lloyde Hough Livingstone and 1944 Rose Festival Queen JoAnne Bush Loeb.

 Box 84 Log-Loui

Includes Oregon State representative and judge Frank J. Lonergan and judge Donald E. Long.

 Box 85 Louj-Lund Box 86 Lune-McCaq

Mc and "Mac" names are combined and placed between "Mab" and "Mad."

Includes Dorothy Larson McCall, mother of Tom McCall (there are photos of both); does NOT include folder solely for Governor Tom McCall, whose photos are largely missing from this collection.

 Box 87 McCara-McCre

Mc and "Mac" names are combined and placed between "Mab" and "Mad."

Includes Senator Eugene McCarthy in Oregon, one-time Portland resident Major General Chester E. McCarty, family of U.S. Chamber of Commerce boardmember Frank E. McCaslin, actress Colleen McClatchey, African-American Oregon politicians Bill and Gladys McCoy, and Mayor Connie McCready.

 Box 88 McCri-McGi

Mc and "Mac" names are combined and placed between "Mab" and "Mad."

Includes British Consul Sir James McDonald.

 Box 89 McGl-McKeny

Mc and "Mac" names are combined and placed between "Mab" and "Mad."

Includes Senator George McGovern in Oregon and Governor Douglas McKay.

 Box 90 McKenzie-McMil

Mc and "Mac" names are combined and placed between "Mab" and "Mad."

Includes reproduced images relating to Dr. John McLoughlin.

 Box 91 McMim-Magl

Mc and "Mac" names are combined and placed between "Mab" and "Mad."

Includes Senator Charles McNary, and Banker and Oregonian Editor Ernest Boyd McNaughton and his wife Cheryl.

 Box 92 Magm-Mannh

Includes Washington Senator Warren Magnuson.

 Box 93 Manni-Marsh

Includes 1954 Rose Festival queen Jan Markstaller and convicted murderer Richard L. Marquette.

 Box 94 Marsha-Maru

Includes Gen. George C. Marshall (particularly when he was at Vancouver Barracks) and Governor Charles Martin.

 Box 95 Marv-Mattl

Includes theater manager and PR man Jack D. Matlack, 1972 Rose Festival Queen Mary Matney, and Japanese Foreign Minister and one-time Oregon resident Yosuke Matsuoka.

 Box 96 Mattm-Mef

Includes family of racing commissioner and Republican national committeeman Robert T. Mautz and pioneer Ezra Meeker.

 Box 97 Meg-Merr

Includes Governor Julius Meier and his family, swimmer Nancy Merki, and Coast Guard reservist and state senator John C. F. Merrifield; folders for Julius Meier also contains photos of Aaron, Allen, Frank, Julius ("Jack"), Jr. and Roger Meier, as well as their families.

 Box 98 Mers-Mild

Includes grocery chain founder Fred Meyer, and Rose Festival princess and ice skater Delores Mezyk.

 Box 99 Mile-Miller, N.

Includes PSU president Dr. Branford P. Millar, actress Colleen Miller, poet Joaquin Miller and his daughter Juanita Miller.

 Box 100 Miller, O.-Mis Box 101 Mita-Montag

Includes photos of Vice President Walter Mondale and his wife in Oregon.

 Box 102 Montah-Moore, Z. Box 103 Mor-Morrz

Includes 1964 Miss Portland Carol Jean Morgareidge and her sister (?) Dorothy .

 Box 104 Mors-Mug

Includes Senator Wayne Morse and dancer Earl Mosssman.

 Box 105 Muh-Murray, M.

Includes 1953 Rose Festival Queen Nancie Williams Muhl.

 Box 106 Murray, N.-Ned

Includes photos of Senator Edmund Muskie and his wife in Oregon.

 Box 107 Nee-Nes Box 108 Net-Nichz

Includes legislators Richard and Maurine Neuberger, U of O president Dr. Harry K. Newburn, Portland School Board Member Sarah Newhall, and Portland Art Museum director Dr. Francis J. Newton.

 Box 109 Nici-Norb

Includes photos of President Richard Nixon in Oregon.

 Box 110 Norc-O'Brien, N.

Includes radio host Dick Novak.

 Box 111 O'Brien, O.-Oliver, J.

Includes one-time Portland resident and Kansas City Archbishop Edwin V. O'Hara.

 Box 112 Oliver, K.-Orc

Includes Paul and Janis Olson, who hosted Jimmy Carter in their house in 1978.

 Box 113 Ord-Owen Box 114 Owena-Paq

Includes 1954 Miss Oregon Diane Carman Pace.

 Box 115 Para-Patd

Includes 1932 Pendleton Round-Up queen Melissa Parr (Talla-we-ton-mi) and her daughter Thelma.

 Box 116 Pate-Peark

Includes 1947 Rose Festival queen Georgene Ormston Patterson and Governor Paul Patterson.

 Box 117 Pearl-Peo

Includes Bonneville Power Administrator Dr. William A. Pearl, state senator Walter J. Pearson, felonious couple William and Dorothy Peddicord, 1964 Miss Oregon Carol Jean Pedersen, photos relating to case of convicted murderer John A. Pender, Grand Army of the Republic Theodore A. Pender, and Community Care Association Director Carla Mae Peoples.

 Box 118 Pep-Peterson, F.

Includes Portland mayor Fred L. Peterson.

 Box 119 Peterson, G.-Phillips, R. Box 120 Phillips, S-Ply Box 121 Pn-Potte

Includes 1959 Junior Rose Queen Susan Poplack.

Popes John Paul I, John Paul II and Paul VI filed in this box.

Box 122 Pottf-Pricz

Includes TV personality and Fred Meyer representative Gerry Pratt.

 Box 123 Prid-Quif Box 124 Quig-Ranj

Includes Judge John J. Quillin.

 Box 125 Rank-Read

Includes Bonneville Power Plant administrator Dr. Paul J. Raver, Washington governor Dixy Lee Ray and 1963 Miss Portland Kathrynn Joene ("Jodie") Ray.

 Box 126 Reae-Reez

Includes Oregon Journal photos of President Ronald Reagan, Judge Charles W. Redding, Soviet naval lieutenant and accused spy Nicolai Redin.

 Box 127 Ref-Rh

Includes Portland schools superintendent Dr. Paul A. Rehmus.

Box 128 Ria-Rif

Includes flying ace Eddie Rickenbacker, and Greta and John Rideout, figures in the country's first trial for a husband allegedly raping his wife.

 Box 129 Rig-Roberts, Z.

Includes Oregon National guard commander Thomas E. Rilea, Portland Mayor R. Earl Riley, state senator Betty Roberts, and Multnomah County Commissioner/future governor Barbara Roberts.

 Box 130 Robertson-Rogers, L.

Includes members of the Rockefeller Family in Oregon (primarily Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller), and Rose Festival princess and figure skater Jo Roddy.

 Box 131 Rogers, M.-Rosen

Includes Will Rogers (non-Oregon Journal photos), singer Marie Rogndahl, Michigan governor George Romney in Oregon, and the Roosevelts (primarily Eleanor, Franklin, James and Theodore).

 Box 132 Roser-Rue

Includes pianist Arthur Rubinstein and Portland Civic Opera conductor Ariel Rubstein.

 Box 133 Ruf-Sai

Includes 1995 Rose Festival queen Nancy Wyly Ryles, and convicted and executed murderer George F. Sack.

 Box 134 Saj-Sat

Includes boxing promoter Alfred J. ("Tex") Salked and US Bank president Edward C. Sammons.

 Box 135 Sau-Schl

Includes 1967 Miss Oregon Estrillita ("Lita") Schiel.

 Box 136 Schma-Schul

Includes florists Nick and Dorothy Schroeder, Portland mayor Terry Schrunk, and 1937 Winter Sports queen Rose Winkler Schultz.

 Box 137 Schum-Seaz

Includes Judge Herbert M. Schwab, Portland City Commissioner Mildred Schwab, quadriplegic activist Laurie Schwartz, and the Seagraves family (Anna Eleanor ("Sisite") Dall Seagraves - granddaughter of FDR, Van Seagraves and Nicholas Delano Seagraves).

 Box 138 Seb-Shas

Includes double-amputee Harry Sedgemore, Vietnam War POW Capt. James Sehorn, and wagonmaster for centennial wagon journey Gordon ("Tex") Serpa.

 Box 139 Shat-Shiz Box 140 Shl-Simz

Includes Clackamas County sheriff Jim Shobe, Vice Presidential candidate Sargent Shriver in Oregon, Portland City Council member Frank A. Shull, Oregon Education Association president Martha Shull, and Simmons Credit Co. president James Simmons.

 Box 141 Sin-Smith, A.

Includes Portland Symphony Orchestra conductor Jacques Singer, Portland Chamber Orchestra conductor Boris Sirpo, and 1934 Rose Festival queen Beth Muriel Skinner.

 Box 142 Smith, B.-L.

Includes congressman Denny Smith, theater director Doris Smith, Oregon governor Elmo D. Smith, and Portland Symphony conductor Lawrence Smith.

Box 143 Smith, M.-Snyder

Includes Portland City Auditor Ray E. Smith, Oregon Journal political report Larry Smyth, and Oregon governor Earl Snell.

 Box 144 Soa-Spenc

Includes Washington governor John Spellman.

 Box 145 Spend-Starp

Includes Oregon governor Charles A. Sprague.

 Box 146 Staro-Steph

Includes Veterans of Foreign Wars department commander Louis E. Starr, photos of Minnesota governor Harold E. Stassen in Oregon, 1959 Mrs. Oregon Polly Sue Steffens, and US Senator William H. Steiwer.

 Box 147 Stepi-Stom

Includes 1948 Miss Oregon Joyce Davis Stevens, photos of Sen. Adlai Stevenson in Oregon, Oregon Journal manager Fred Stickel, police chief Ron Still, Oregon Journal associate editor Tom Stimmel, Oregon State football coach Alonzo L. ("Lon") Stiner, dancer and 1961 Junior Rose queen Julane Eva Stites, and Congressman Lowell Stockman; Most pre-1960 photos for Stevens, K-Z are missing from the colleciton.

 Box 148 Stone-Strn

Includes Portland city commissioner Margaret Strachan and Oregon governor Robert Straub.

 Box 149 Stroa-Suz

Includes World War II Portland airbase commander Col. Joseph L. Strommne, 1943 Rose Festival queen Shirley Howard Strong, surgically separated conjoined twins Denett Linn and Jeanett Kim Stubblefield and their parents, Portland Art Museum director Max William Sullivan, Reed College president Dr. Richard H. Sullivan, Episcopal Bishop Walter Taylor Sumner, and Joe Sumners family, transient workers who received aid after their son drowned in the Sandy River.

 Box 150 Sv-Tald

Includes Oregon state senator Monroe Sweetland, 1968 Rose Festival queen Sally Swift, National Association of Manufacturers president Ernest G. Swigert, photos of President William Howard Taft in Portland, and Portland Gas and Coke president Guy Webster Talbot .

 Box 151 Tale-Temp

Includes actress Mary Jo Tarola (stage name Linda Douglas).

Box 152 Tems-Thompson, H.

Includes 1961 Mrs. Oregon Emily Terrall and "meat and potatoes" dieter Cretoria Thompson.

 Box 153 Thompson, I.-Tk

Includes Celilo Tribe chief Tommy Thompson, Oregon Attorney General Robert Y. Thornton, 1952 Miss Oregon Patti Throop, members of the Tigard Family who founded community of the same name (primarily Rosa Josephine), and the Tigner Family which produced quadruplets .

 Box 154 Toa-Trem

Includes Oregon Journal photos of Iranian Embassy hostage Victor Tomseth, and members of the Tooze Family (Justice Walter L., Walter, Jr., Lamar, Lamar, Jr. and Leslie).

 Box 155 Tren-Turo

Includes photos of President Harry S. Truman in Oregon.

 Box 156 Turp-Uz

Includes Twining Brothers (primarily Major Generals Merrill and Nathan), 1968 Miss Portland Jo Ann Twitty, Oregon Journal photos of US Rep. Morris Udall and his brother Stewart, US Rep. Al Ullman, Oregon state treasurer Sigfrid Unander, and Japanese Consul Katsuma Urabe.

 Box 157 Vaa-Vanr

Includes names "van A." - "van R."

Includes Marta van Cleve (child who underwent open heart surgery), 1965 Miss America Vonda Kay van Dyke, and Portland Symphony Orchestra conductor Willem van Hoogstraten.

 Box 158 Vans-Viz

Includes names "van S." - "van Z.;"

Includes longtime Oregon Historical Society director Thomas Vaughan, 1962 Rose Festival queen Cherie Lynne Viggers, and 1958 Miss Oregon Mary Ellen Vinton.

 Box 159 Vla-Wai

Includes Oregon Journal photo-essayist Eric Wahleen and General Jonathan M. Wainwright.

 Box 160 Waj-Wallz

Includes presidential candidate Henry A. Wallace and Oregon state senator Lew Wallace.

 Box 161 Walm-Warm

Includes traffic safety advocate and Portland Women's Forum president Marietta Kalk Walter and Portland Trail Blazers player Bill Walton.

Box 162 Warn-Watson, G.

Includes Oregon Journal photos of Supreme Court Chief Justice Earl Warren and Portland General Electric president Frank M. Warren, Jr.

 Box 163 Watson, H.-Weg

Includes Oregon state representative Jim Weaver.

 Box 164 Weh-Wend

Includes Oregon state representative Harvey Wells and Lipman, Wolfe & Co. president Harold F. Wendel.

 Box 165 Wene-Wheeler, D.

Includes Wentworth & Irwin, Inc. president Charles W. Wentworth, Blitz-Weinhard manager William Wessinger and his wife Patty, 1966 Rose Festival queen Julia Ann West, Oregon governor Oswald West, Oregon Journal photos of model and Golden Gate Exposition "theme girl" Zoe Dell Lantis West, and pianist Mark Westcott.

 Box 166 Wheeler, E.-Why

Includes "pretty prepper" Helen Jo Copeland Whitsell.

 Box 167 Wia-Willh

Includes Pacific Internation Livestock Exposition president Theodore B. Wilcox, Portland attorney and politician Sam Wilderman, and Oregon state senator Rudie Wilhelm, Jr.

 Box 168 Willi-Willj

Includes family of Republican official Ralph E. Williams.

 Box 169 Willk-Wink

Includes photos of presidential candidate Wendell L. Willkie in Oregon, photos of President Woodrow Wilson in Oregon, and Windolph Motor Co. president Carl Windolph and his wife (a model) Nancy.

 Box 170 Winl-Wooc

Includes Griffith Rubber Mills president Zina A. Wise and his wife Harriet Griffith Wise (1922 Rose queen), 1942 Rose queen Virginia Esther Rothenberg Wise, Vancouver Barracks commander Gen. Paul A. Wolf, and murderer Victor Lawrence Wolf.

 Box 171 Wood, A.-Woz

Includes C. E. S. Wood and his descendants Erskine and Erskine B. Wood, and two-time presidential candidate Gen. Leonard Wood, and 1959 Rose queen Mary Sue Woolfolk.

 Box 172 Wra-Yea

Includes singer Cobina Wright, Sr. (born Esther Elaine Cobb) and her daughter Cobina Jr., US representative Wendell Wyatt, then US Representative and future Senator Ron Wyden, and 1955 Pendleton Round-Up queen Kathryn Wyss.

 Box 173 Yeb-Zan

Includes Portland city auditor George Yerkovich and his attorney brother John, and local businessman and civic figure Thomas C. Young.

Box 174 Zap-Zy and Unidentified

Includes 1948 Rose Festival queen Barbara Ellen Logue Zehrung, Oregon Federation of Women's Clubs member Gladys Porter Zell, the family of Portland jewelers Julius and Harry Zell, the family of industrialist and Marshall Plan administrator James David Zellerbacher, swimmer Suzanne Zimmerman, specialist in aging Helen Zollinger, and Miss Universe Luz Marina Zuluaga, who led Merrykhana parade in 1959.

 Series B Oregon 1902-1982 20 cubic feet 20 records cartons

Contains images related to locations, features and organizations in the state of Oregon outside of Portland.

Towns with names which could be confused for something else have the parenthetical note "(Town)" added after the name in the folder title for clarity.

 175/1 4H 175/2 Adak National Forest 175/3 Agate Beach Hotel 175/4 Air Oregon 175/5 Albany (1) 175/6 Albany (2) 175/7 Albany (3) 175/8 Albany - Timber Carnival 175/9 Aldritch Mountain 175/10 Aloha 175/11 Aloha 175/12 Alpinees Mountaineers

Includes a photograph related to the Mountain Rescue & Safety Council.

 175/13 Alsea River and Bay 175/14 American Legion 175/15 Amity 175/16 Aneroid Lake 175/17 Anna Creek 175/18 Antelope

See also: Oregon - Rajneeshpuram.

 175/19 Anthony Lakes 175/20 Arch Cape 175/21 Ardenwald 175/22 Arlington 175/23 Armitage State Park 175/24 Ashland 175/25 Ashland - Oregon Shakespearean Festival 175/26 Ashland - Southern Oregon College 175/27 Ashwood 175/28 Astoria (1) 175/29 Astoria (2) 175/30 Astoria (3) 175/31 Astoria - Astor Column 175/32 Astoria - Fires 175/33 Astoria - Regatta (1) 175/34 Astoria - Regatta (2) 175/35 Astoria - Waterfront 175/36 Athena 175/37 Auburn

Only photo is of historical marker placed at the site.

 175/38 Aumsville 175/39 Aurora 175/40 Avalon Park 175/41 Azalea 175/42 Mt. Bachelor 175/43 Bagby Hot Springs 175/44 Bakeoven Canyon 175/45 Baker (1) 175/46 Baker (2) 175/47 Baker County 175/48 Bandon 175/49 Bandon - Cranberry Festival

Primarily consists of festival queens and princesses.

 175/50 Bandon - Fire 1936 175/51 Banks (Town) 175/52 Barview 175/53 Bay City 175/54 Bayocean 175/55 Beaches (1)

See also: Oregon Coast.

 175/56 Beaches (2) 175/57 Beaches (3) 175/58 Beatty 175/59 Beaver 175/60 Beaver Crest 175/61 Beaver Lake 175/62 Beaver Valley 175/63 Beavercreek 176/1 Beaverton (1) 176/2 Beaverton (2) 176/3 Beaverton (3) 176/4 Beaverton (4) 176/5 Beaverton (5) 176/6 Beaverton (6) 176/7 Beaverton (7) 176/8 Beaverton - Schools and School Board

Includes photos related to Oregon Business College, Terra Linda Elementary, Sunset Valley Elementary, Meadow Park School, Cedar Park School, Bethel Kindergarten, Highland Park School, Vose School, Fir Grove School, Greenway Elementary, Errol Hassel Elementary, and Chehalem Elementary.

 176/9 Beaverton - Schools - Beaverton High 176/10 Beaverton - Schools - Oregon Graduate Center 176/11 Beaverton - Schools - St. Mary's Home for Boys 176/12 Beaverton - Schools - St. Mary's of the Valley 176/13 Beaverton - Schools - Sunset High 176/14 Bellknap Springs 176/15 Bend (1) 176/16 Bend (2) 176/17 Bend - Hoodoo Ski Bowl 176/18 Benson Lake 176/19 Benton County 176/20 Bethany 176/21 Bethany German Baptist Church 176/22 Bethel 176/23 Big Brother Farm 176/24 Big Lake 176/25 Big Lava Lake 176/26 Black Butte 176/27 Blaine 176/28 Blalock 176/29 Blue Lake Regional Park 176/30 Blue Lakes

Only photo within does not specify the location, but it is probably not Blue Lake Regional Park.

 176/31 Blue Mountains 176/32 Bly 176/33 Boardman Industrial Park 176/34 Boiler Bay 176/35 Bonneville 176/36 Bonny Slope 176/37 Boring 176/38 Bourne 176/39 Boy Scouts (1)

Includes Cub Scouts.

 176/40 Boy Scouts (2) 176/41 Braemar 176/42 Breitenbush 176/43 Bridal Veil Subseries 1 Bridges 176/44 Agness 176/45 Albany 176/46 Alsea Bay 176/47 Altamont Bridge 176/48 Applegate River 176/49 Astoria 176/50 Barton Bridge 176/51 Bear Creek 176/52 Big Creek 176/53 Big Nestucca River 176/54 Blue River 176/55 Breitenbush River 176/56 Bridge of the Gods 176/57 Brownsville 176/58 Bull Run River 176/59 Cape Creek 176/60 Carter 176/61 Chetco River 176/62 Columbia River 176/63 Coos Bay 176/64 Crooked River 176/65 Dairy Creek 176/66 Depoe Bay 176/67 Doty Road Bridge 176/68 Fanno Creek 176/69 Gladstone 176/70 Glen Jackson Bridge

Located on I-205 Highway.

 176/71 Grants Pass 176/72 Hiouchi Bridge

Located over the Smith River.

 176/73 John Day River 176/74 Kaloma River 176/75 MacKenzie River 176/76 Moalla River 176/77 Necarney Creek 176/78 Newport 176/79 Oregon City 176/80 Orleans 176/81 Oswego Creek 176/82 Oswego Railroad Bridge 176/83 Reed Memorial Bridge 176/84 Rock Creek 176/85 Rocky Creek Bridge

Also called Ben Jones Bridge.

 176/86 Rogue River 176/87 Row River 177/1 Seattle, Portland & Spokane Railroad Bridge 177/2 Salem 177/3 Sam Hill Memorial Bridge 177/4 Sandy River 177/5 Santiam River 177/6 Sauvie Island 177/7 Short Sand Creek 177/8 Silver Creek 177/9 Suislaw River 177/10 Snake River 177/11 Snohomish Tidelands Bridge 177/12 Spanish Hollow 177/13 Soapstone Creek Bridge 177/14 Springfield 177/15 Squaw Creek Bridge 177/16 Swiftwater Bridge

Located at Umpqua Canyon.

 177/17 The Dalles 177/18 Thomas Creek 177/19 Tomahawk Island Bridge 177/20 Tualitin River 177/21 Tucker 177/22 Umatilla-Plymouth Bridge 177/23 Umpqua River 177/24 Union Pacific Railroad Bridge 177/25 White River Bridge 177/26 Wilsonville 177/27 Yaquina Bay 177/28 Brightwood 177/29 Brookings 177/30 Brooks 177/31 Brooks Hill 177/32 Brownsmead 177/33 Brownsville 177/34 Buford Creek Canyon 177/35 Bull Mountain 177/36 Bull Run (1)

Includes River, Lake and waterworks except Bull Run Dam.

 177/37 Bull Run (2) 177/38 Bullfrog Park 177/39 Burns 177/40 Buxton 177/41 Cache Lookout Mountain 177/42 Camp Adair 177/43 Camp Adams 177/44 Camp Cedarbrook 177/45 Camp Clackamas 177/46 Camp Clatsop (1) 177/47 Camp Clatsop (2) 177/48 Camp Collins 177/49 Camp Easter Seal 177/50 Camp Hancock 177/51 Camp Howard 177/52 Camp McGowan 177/53 Camp Meriweather 177/54 Camp Millard 177/55 Camp Mottet Creek 177/56 Camp Namanu

See also: Oregon - Campfire Girls; Portland - Campfire Girls.

177/57 Camp Nehalem 177/58 Camp Rilea 177/59 Camp Tamarack 177/60 Camp Watson 177/61 Camp Westwind

See also: Oregon - YWCA; Portland - YWCA.

 177/62 Camp White 177/63 Camp Withycombe 177/64 Camp Wildwood 177/65 Campfire Girls (Oregon)

See also: Oregon - Camp Namanu.

 177/66 Canby 177/67 Canby - Clackamas County Fair 177/68 Cannon Beach (1) 177/69 Cannon Beach (2) 177/70 Canyon City 177/71 Canyon Creek Falls 177/72 Canyonville 177/73 Cape Arago 177/74 Cape Blanco 177/75 Cape Falcon 177/76 Cape Foulweather 177/77 Cape Horn 177/78 Cape Kiwanda 177/79 Cape Lookout 177/80 Cape Meares 177/81 Cape Perpetua 177/82 Carlton 177/83 Carver 177/84 Cascade Head 177/85 Cascade Locks 177/86 Cascade Mountains 177/87 Cascade Ski Club 177/88 Cascade Summit 177/89 Cascadia 177/90 Catlow Valley 177/91 Cave Junction 177/92 Cazadero 177/93 Cedar Mill 177/94 Cedar Mill Park 177/95 Celilo Falls (1) 177/96 Celilo Falls (2) 177/97 Celilo Canal 178/1 Centerville 178/2 Central Oregon 178/3 Central Oregon Community College 178/4 Central Oregon Irrigation Canal 178/5 Central Point 178/6 Champion Mine 178/7 Champoeg State Park 178/8 Chanticleer Inn

Located near Corbett.

 178/9 Chehalem Creek 178/10 Chemawa Indian School (1) 178/11 Chemawa Indian School (2) 178/12 Chemult 178/13 Chetco River 178/14 Chiloquin 178/15 Charleston 178/16 Chinook Lake 178/17 Christie Home 178/18 Christmas Celebrations (Oregon) 178/19 Christmas Valley 178/20 Circle-M-Ranch 178/21 Clackamas 178/22 Clackamas Community College

Includes John Innskeep Environmental Learning Center.

 178/23 Clackamas County 178/24 Clackamas County - Sheriff's Posse 178/25 Clackamas Lake 178/26 Clackamas Rifle Range 178/27 Clackamas River (1) 178/28 Clackamas River (2) 178/29 Clackamas Town Center 178/30 Clackamette Park 178/31 Clatskanie 178/32 Clatsop County 178/33 Clear Lake 178/34 Clearwater 178/35 Clearwater Falls 178/36 Cleawox Lake 178/37 Clifton 178/38 Cloverdale 178/39 Coburg 178/40 Cochran 178/41 Collier State Park 178/42 Collins View 178/43 Colton 178/44 Columbia City 178/45 Columbia County 178/46 Columbia Gorge Hotel 178/47 Columbia River and Gorge 178/48 Columbia Slough 178/49 Commonwealth Lake 178/50 Concord 178/51 Condon 178/52 Coon Island

See also: Subjects - Fishing.

 178/53 Coos Bay (1) 178/54 Coos Bay (2) 178/55 Coos Bay Institute of Marine Biology 178/56 Coos Bay Pirates

Includes Regatta.

 178/57 Coos Bay - Southwest Oregon Community College 178/58 Coos County 178/59 Coos River 178/60 Copperfield 178/61 Coquille 178/62 Coquille River 178/63 Corbett

Mostly photos of Corbett High School.

 178/64 Cornelius 178/65 Cornucopia Subseries 2 Corvallis 178/66 General (1) 178/67 General (2) 178/68 Children's Farm Home 178/69 Churches 178/70 Schools 178/71 Oregon State University - General (1) 178/72 Oregon State University - General (2) 178/73 Oregon State University - General (3) 178/74 Oregon State University - General (4) 178/75 Oregon State University - General (5) 178/76 Oregon State University - General (6) 178/77 Oregon State University - General (7) 179/1 Oregon State University - Faculty Members 179/2 Oregon State University - Fraternities and Sororities (1) 179/3 Oregon State University - Fraternities and Sororities (2) 179/4 Oregon State University - Graduation 179/5 Oregon State University - ROTC 179/6 Oregon State University - School of Forestry 179/7 Oregon State University - Student Groups (1) 179/8 Oregon State University - Student Groups (2) 179/9 Oregon State University - Student Groups (3) 179/10 Cottage Grove 179/11 Cougar Lake 179/12 Courtney Creek 179/13 Cove 179/14 Cow Creek Canyon 179/15 Crabtree Valley 179/16 Crane 179/17 Crater Lake (1) 179/18 Crater Lake (2) 179/19 Crater Lake (3) 179/20 Crater Lake (4) 179/21 Crawfordsville 179/22 Crescent Beach 179/23 Crescent City 179/24 Crescent Lake 179/25 Creswell 179/26 Crook County 179/27 Crooked Creek Fish Hatchery

See also: Subjects - Fishing - Hatcheries.

 179/28 Crooked River Canyon 179/29 Crooked River Roundup 179/30 Crown Point

Includes photographs of the Vista House.

 179/31 Crown-Willamette Camp Strike 179/32 Crump Lake 179/33 Crystal View Acres 179/34 Cullaby Lake 179/35 Culver 179/36 Curry County 179/37 Curtin 179/38 Cutler City 179/39 D River 179/40 Dairy Princess 179/41 Dallas (1) 179/42 Dallas (2) 179/43 Damascus (1) 179/44 Damascus (2) Subseries 3 Dams 179/45 Applegate Dam 179/46 Bear Creek Dam 179/47 Beaver Lake Dam 179/48 Beulah Dam 179/49 Big Cliff Dam 179/50 Bonneville Dam (1) 179/51 Bonneville Dam (2) 179/52 Bonneville Dam (3) 179/53 Bonneville Dam (4) 179/54 Bonneville Dam (5) 179/55 Bonneville Dam (6) 179/56 Bonneville Dam (7) 179/57 Bonneville Dam (8) 179/58 Bonneville Dam (9) 180/1 Bull Run Dam 180/2 Cliff Dam 180/3 Cougar Creek Dam 180/4 Dexter Dam 180/5 Dorena Dam and Reservoir 180/6 Faraday Dam 180/7 Fern Ridge Dam 180/8 Green Peter Dam 180/9 Haystack Dam and Reservoir 180/10 Hells Canyon Dam 180/11 Hills Creek Dam and Reservoir 180/12 Iron Gate Dam 180/13 John Day Dam (1) 180/14 John Day Dam (2) 180/15 Little Goose Dam 180/16 Lookout Point Dam 180/17 Lost Creek Dam 180/18 Lower Monument Dam 180/19 McGuire Dam 180/20 McKay Creek Dam 180/21 McNary Dam (1) 180/22 McNary Dam (2) 180/23 McNary Dam (3) 180/24 McNary Dam (4) 180/25 McNary Dam (5) 180/26 Meridian Dam 180/27 Mountain Sheep Dam 180/28 North Fork Dam 180/29 Oak Grove Dam 180/30 Ochoco Dam and Lake 180/31 Owyhee Dam Project (1)

Includes photos of Owyhee Lake and River.

 180/32 Owyhee Dam Project (2) 180/33 Pelton Dam 180/34 Pleasant Valley Dam 180/35 River Mill Dam 180/36 Round Butte Dam 180/37 Savage Rapids Dam 180/38 Scoggin Dam and Reservoir 180/39 Siltcoos Dam 180/40 Silver Lake Dam 180/41 The Dalles Dam (1) 180/42 The Dalles Dam (2) 180/43 The Dalles Dam (3) 180/44 Thief Valley Dam 180/45 Timothy Meadows Dam 180/46 Unity Dam 180/47 Waterloo Dam 180/48 Darley City 180/49 Davis Lake 180/50 Dayton 180/51 Dee 180/52 Deep Creek Falls 180/53 Deer Island 180/54 Delake 180/55 Demonstrations (Oregon)

See also: Trojan Nuclear Plant - Demonstrations.

 180/56 Denio 180/57 Denny Farm 180/58 Depoe Bay (1) 180/59 Depoe Bay (2) 180/60 Derrick Cove 180/61 Deschutes County 180/62 Deschutes Irrigation District 180/63 Deschutes National Forest 180/64 Deschutes River (1) 180/65 Deschutes River (2) 180/66 Detroit Lake 180/67 Devil's Elbow State Park 180/68 Devil's Lake 180/69 Devil's Punch Bowl 180/70 Diamond-and-a-Half Ranch 180/71 Diamond Creek Falls 180/72 Diamond Jubilee 180/73 Diamond Lake 180/74 Diamond Peak Lodge 180/75 Dick's Cabin 181/1 Dillard 181/2 Dodge Park 181/3 Dooley Mountain 181/4 Douglas County 181/5 Drain 181/6 Drews Creek Canyon 181/7 Drewsey 181/8 Driftwood Shores 181/9 Dry Creek Falls 181/10 Duffy Lake 181/11 Dufur 181/12 Durham 181/13 Durkee

Consists of a model version of a planned Portland Cement Company site for Durkee.

 181/14 Eagle Cap Wilderness 181/15 Eagle Creek 181/16 Eagle Creek Transient Camp 181/17 Eagle Mountains 181/18 Eagle Point 181/19 East Lake 181/20 Ecola Park 181/21 Eden Ridge 181/22 Eight Lakes Basin 181/23 Elephant Rock 181/24 Elgin 181/25 Elk Creek Falls 181/26 Elk Lake 181/27 Elk Prairie 181/28 Elk Rock 181/29 Emeral Empire Round-Up 181/30 Emigrant Springs 181/31 Mt. Emily 181/32 Empire 181/33 Enchanted Forest Amusement Park 181/34 Enterprise 181/35 Eola 181/36 Errol Heights 181/37 Estacada Subseries 4 Eugene 181/38 Eugene - General (1) 181/39 Eugene - General (2) 181/40 Eugene - General (3) 181/41 Eugene - General (4) 181/42 Churches 181/43 Fires 181/44 Floods 181/45 Hospitals 181/46 Lane Community College 181/47 Oregon Trail Pageant 181/48 Schools 181/49 Sunset Trail Celebration 1929 181/50 University of Oregon - General (1) 181/51 University of Oregon - General (2) 181/52 University of Oregon - General (3) 181/53 University of Oregon - General (4) 181/54 University of Oregon - General (5) 181/55 University of Oregon - General (6) 181/56 University of Oregon - General (7) 181/57 University of Oregon - General (8) 181/58 University of Oregon - General (9) 181/59 University of Oregon - Floats and Signs 181/60 University of Oregon - Fraternities and Sororities 181/61 University of Oregon - Graduation 181/62 University of Oregon - McClure Hall

Consists of a series of photographs from 1953 documenting the poor condition of the building at that time.

 181/63 University of Oregon - ROTC and Other Student Soldiers 181/64 University of Oregon - Student Groups (1) 181/65 University of Oregon - Student Groups (2) 181/66 University of Oregon - Student Groups (3) 182/1 Evening Star Mines 182/2 Ewauna Lake 182/3 Fairfield 182/4 Fairview 182/5 Fall Creek 182/6 Fanno Mountain and Creek 182/7 Farmington 182/8 Fern Ridge Lake 182/9 Fernwood 182/10 Finley Sunset Hills Memorial Park 182/11 Fires 182/12 Fish Creek Power Plant 182/13 Fish Lake 182/14 Fishhawk Lake 182/15 Flavel 182/16 Floods (1) 182/17 Floods (2) 182/18 Florence 182/19 Fogarty Creek State Park 182/20 Forest Creek 182/21 Forest Fires (1) 182/22 Forest Fires (2) 182/23 Forest Fires (3) 182/24 Forest Fires (4) 182/25 Forest Fires (5) Subseries 5 Forest Grove 182/26 General (1) 182/27 General (2) 182/28 Churches

Includes a 1929 photo of a 7th Day Adventist encampment.

 182/29 Fires and Fire Department 182/30 Gay Nineties Festival

Includes All-Northwest Songfest.

 182/31 Gleemen and Girls 182/32 Hospitals 182/33 McCready Storybook Land

Also called McCready Fairyland.

 182/34 Pacific University (1) 182/35 Pacific University (2) 182/36 Pacific University (3) 182/37 Pacific University (4) 182/38 Schools 182/39 Stimson Lumber Company 182/40 Fort Clatsop 182/41 Fort Hayes 182/42 Fort Klamath 182/43 Fort Rock 182/44 Fort Stevens 182/45 Fort Williams 182/46 Fossil 182/47 Fossil Lake 182/48 Fox Valley 182/49 Freewater

See also: Oregon - Milton-Freewater.

 182/50 Fremont National Forest 182/51 French Pete 182/52 Frieda 182/53 "Friends In Need" 182/54 Frog Camp 182/55 Fulton 182/56 Gales Creek 182/57 Gardiner 182/58 Garibaldi 182/59 Gaston 182/60 Gatch Falls 182/61 Gate Creek 182/62 Gearhart 182/63 George T. Gerlinger State Experimental Forest 182/64 Gerber Reservoir 182/65 Gervais 182/66 Ghost Towns 182/67 Gilbert Station 182/68 Gilliam County 182/69 Gingerbread House

Establishment on Santiam Highway.

 182/70 Girl Scouts 182/71 Gladstone (1) 182/72 Gladstone (2) 182/73 Gladstone - Fair-O-Fun

Consists of photographs of the fair's princesses and queens.

182/74 Gladstone - Seventh Day Adventist Camp 182/75 Glencoe 182/76 Glendale 182/77 Gleneden Beach 182/78 Glenmorrie Park 182/79 Glenwood

Consists of photographs of the trolley museum which the Oregon Electric Railroad Historical Society operated there; see also: Portland - Streetcars.

 182/80 Glide 183/1 Goble 183/2 Gold Beach 183/3 Gold Hill 183/4 Golden Falls 183/5 Goose Lake 183/6 Goshen 183/7 Government Camp (1) 183/8 Government Camp (2) 183/9 Government Island 183/10 Grand Island 183/11 Grande Ronde Valley 183/12 Granite 183/13 Grant County 183/14 Grants Pass (1) 183/15 Grants Pass (2) 183/16 Grants Pass Cavemen and -Women 183/17 Green Guard Troops 183/18 Green Lake 183/19 Greenberry 183/20 Greenman Creek Subseries 6 Gresham 183/21 General (1) 183/22 General (2) 183/23 General (3) 183/24 Churches 183/25 Fairs and Festivals (1)

Includes Gresham Fair, Gresham Rodeo, Japanese Girls's Day Festival, Multnomah County Fair, Red Raspberry Festival, Strawberry Festival, and photographs of the fairgrounds/stadium.

 183/26 Fairs and Festivals (2) 183/27 Fires and Fire Department 183/28 Hospitals 183/29 Mount Hood Community College 183/30 Schools and School Board

Includes photographs of Hall Elementary, Powell Valley Elementary, Reynolds High, East Gresham Grade School, West Gresham Grade School, South Rockwood Elementary, Margaret Scott School, North Gresham Elementary, and St. Luke's Episcopal Church Kindergarten .

 183/31 Schools - Centennial High 183/32 Schools - Gordon Russell Middle School 183/33 Schools - Gresham High

Also called Gresham Union High.

 183/34 Schools - Reynolds High 183/35 Schools - Sam Barlow High 183/36 Groner 183/37 Gunsight Mountain 183/38 Hagg Lake 183/39 Halfway (Town) 183/40 Halloween Celebrations 183/41 Halsey 183/42 Hamlet 183/43 Hammond 183/44 Hammond Beach 183/45 Happy Valley 183/46 Harbor (Town) 183/47 Harney County 183/48 Harper 183/49 Harris State Park 183/50 Hart Mountain 183/51 Harvey Substation 183/52 Hat Rock 183/53 Hayden Bridge

Contains photo of a water filtration plant.

 183/54 Hayden Island 183/55 Hayden Rapids 183/56 Hazeldale 183/57 Mt. Hebo 183/58 Heceta Head 183/59 Heller's Café 183/60 Hells Canyon 183/61 Helvetia 183/62 Hendricks Cove 183/63 Henline Falls 183/64 Heppner 183/65 Hermiston (1) 183/66 Hermiston (2) Subseries 7 Highways and Roads 183/67 General

Primarily photographs of unspecified or unnamed highways.

183/68 Alsea Highway 183/69 Baldock Freeway 183/70 Banfield Freeway 183/71 Barlow Road 183/72 Canyon Road 183/73 Cascades Highway 183/74 Columbia River Highway

Refers to early-20th century highway, now known as Historic Columbia River Highway; see also: Highway 30; Interstate 84.

 183/75 Crater Lake Highway 183/76 Highways and Roads - Equipment and Construction 183/77 Highway 6 183/78 Highway 18 183/79 Highway 22 183/80 Highway 26

Includes Mount Hood Highway and Sunset Highway.

 183/81 Highway 30 183/82 Highway 35 183/83 Highway 43 183/84 Highway 99

Includes Highway 99E.

 183/85 Highway 99W 183/86 Highway 101

Also known as Oregon Coast Highway.

 183/87 Highway 105 183/88 Highway 126

Also known as Clear Lake Cutoff.

 183/89 Highway 212 183/90 Highway 217 184/1 Interstate 5 (1)

Sections of I-5 have been known as the Pacific Highway, East Bank Freeway, and Minnesota Freeway.

 184/2 Interstate 5 (2)

Sections of I-5 have been known as the Pacific Highway, East Bank Freeway, and Minnesota Freeway.

 184/3 Interstate 84 (1)

Once known as Interstate 80N; see also: Columbia River Highway.

 184/4 Interstate 84 (2)

Once known as Interstate 80N; see also: Columbia River Highway.

 184/5 Interstate 205 184/6 Interstate 405

Also known as Stadium Freeway.

 184/7 Kruse Way 184/8 Larch Mountain Highway 184/9 Lewis & Clark Highway 184/10 Lolo Pass Highway 184/11 McKenzie Highway 184/12 Milwaukie Expressway

Also known as Route 224.

 184/13 Mount Hood Freeway

Proposed freeway, construction of which was cancelled due to protests.

 184/14 The Dalles-California Highway

Also known as Highway 197.

 184/15 Three Flag Highway

Also known as Highway 97.

 184/16 Warm Springs Highway 184/17 Willamette Highway

Also known as Highway 58.

 184/18 Winnemucca Highway 184/19 Hillockburn Subseries 8 Hillsboro 184/20 General (1)

For Washington County Jail, see: Washington County - Jail.

184/21 General (2) 184/22 General (3) 184/23 Airport 184/24 Alcoa Mining Company 184/25 Churches 184/26 Fires 184/27 Happy Days Celebration 184/28 Migrant Farm Labor Camp 184/29 Noblecraft Industries 184/30 Schools 184/31 Taverns 184/32 Water Tank Disaster 1962

Incident which killed 5 men and injured 9.

 184/33 Hillsdale 184/34 Hines 184/35 Hinkle 184/36 Hobo Lake 184/37 Holly Hills 184/38 Holman State Park 184/39 Honeyman Memorial State Park Subseries 9 Mt. Hood

Includes surrounding area and groups associated with Mt. Hood.

184/40 General 184/41 Aerial Tramway 184/42 Climbers (1) 184/43 Climbers (2) 184/44 Cloud Cap Inn 184/45 Cooper Spur Road 184/46 Disasters and Accidents 184/47 Forest Conservation Camps and Corps 184/48 Kiwanis Summer Camp 184/49 Loop Highway (1)

Includes three photographs that had been filed under "Mt. Hood - Forest & Forest Road," which may depict the Loop Highway.

 184/50 Loop Highway (2) 184/51 Mazama Lodge 184/52 Mt. Hood National Forest

Includes camping scenes.

 184/53 Ski Patrol 184/54 Snow Bunny Lodge 184/55 Summit House and Guard Station 184/56 Timberline Cabin 184/57 Timberline Lodge (1) 184/58 Timberline Lodge (2) 184/59 Timberline Lodge (3) 184/60 Timberline Lodge (4) 184/61 Timberline Lodge - Ski Lifts 184/62 Timberline Views 185/1 Views (1) 185/2 Views (2) 185/3 Views (3) 185/4 Views (4) 185/5 Winter Sports (1)

See also: Subjects - Sports and Recreation - Skiing.

 185/6 Winter Sports (2) 185/7 Winter Sports (3) 185/8 Winter Sports Carnival (1) 185/9 Winter Sports Carnival (2) 185/10 Hood River (River) 185/11 Hood River (Town) 185/12 Hood River County and Valley 185/13 Hood River Meadows 185/14 Horse Lake 185/15 Horton 185/16 Hot Lake 185/17 Hubbard 185/18 Hudson Park 185/19 Hull Park 185/20 Humbug Mountain 185/21 Huntington 185/22 Hyatt Lake 185/23 Imbler 185/24 Imnaha 185/25 Imnaha River Canyon 185/26 Independence 185/27 Indian Beach 185/28 Indian Mountain 185/29 Inn of the Seventh Mountain 185/30 Interlachen 185/31 Iron Mountain 185/32 Jackson County 185/33 Jackson County Sports Park 185/34 Jackson Creek 185/35 Jackson Hot Springs 185/36 Jacksonville 185/37 Jefferson 185/38 Jefferson County 185/39 Mt. Jefferson (1) 185/40 Mt. Jefferson (2) 185/41 Jennings Lodge 185/42 Jewell 185/43 John Day

Includes photographs of John Day River and John Day Canyon.

185/44 John Day Fossil Beds 185/45 Johnson City 185/46 Jordan 185/47 Jordan Crater 185/48 Jordan Valley 185/49 Jorn Lake 185/50 Joseph 185/51 Joseph Canyon 185/52 Josephine County 185/53 Jumpoff Joe

Geological formation near Newport that eroded away during the 20th century.

 185/54 Jumpoff Joe Mountain 185/55 Junction City 185/56 Junior Miss Oregon

See also: Oregon - Miss Oregon.

 185/57 Kah-Nee-Ta 185/58 Keizer 185/59 Kellogg Lake 185/60 Kelly Butte 185/61 Kentuck Inlet 185/62 Kernville 185/63 Kidnappings

Primarily consists of sketches of kidnapping suspects.

 185/64 Kidney Association of Oregon 185/65 Kilchis River 185/66 King City 185/67 Kinney Creek 185/68 Kinton 185/69 Klamath Agency 185/70 Klamath County 185/71 Klamath Falls (1) 185/72 Klamath Falls (2) 185/73 Klamath Falls (3) 185/74 Klamath Lake 185/75 Klamath River 185/76 Klickitat River 185/77 Knappa 185/78 Koosah Falls 185/79 Lafayette

Most photographs are of Our Lady of Guadalupe Monastery.

 185/80 La Grande (1) 185/81 La Grande (2) 185/82 La Grande - Eastern Oregon College of Education 185/83 Lake County 185/84 Lake Creek Lodge 185/85 Lake Grove (1) 185/86 Lake Grove (2) 185/87 Lake Labish 185/88 Lake Lytle and Lake Lytle Hotel 185/89 Lake o' the Woods Subseries 10 Lake Oswego

Contains many images of individual residences. Also referred to as Oswego and Oswego Lake.

See also: Oregon - Oswego Creek, and Oregon - Oswego Heights.

186/1 General (1) 186/2 General (2) 186/3 General (3) 186/4 General (4) 186/5 General (5) 186/6 Churches 186/7 Construction and Road Repair 186/8 Country Club 186/9 Fires and Explosions 186/10 Lake and Lakeside Scenes 186/11 Parade of Homes

Series of photographs taken October 1959 showcasing different styles of residential architecture.

 186/12 Schools and School Board

Includes photographs of Bryant Elementary, Our Lady of the Lake Catholic School, Lake Oswego Junior High, Waluga Junior High, Palisades Elementary, Christie School, Sacred Heart School, and Uplands Elementary.

 186/13 Schools - Lake Oswego High 186/14 Schools - Lakewood 186/15 Lakeside 186/16 Lakeview 186/17 Landslides 186/18 Lancaster Point 186/19 Lane County 186/20 Lane County Summer Camp 186/21 Langell Valley 186/22 Langlois 186/23 Larch Mountain 186/24 Latourette Park 186/25 Lava Butte 186/26 Lava River Caves 186/27 Lava Rock 186/28 Lazy T Ranch 186/29 Leaburg 186/30 League of Oregon Cities 186/31 Lebanon 186/32 Lebanon - Strawberry Festival 186/33 Lemolo Falls 186/34 Lemolo Project 186/35 "Let's Orgegon-ize Oregon" 186/36 Lewis & Clark Campsite Park 186/37 Lime 186/38 Lincoln City

See also: Oregon - Oceanlake.

 186/39 Lincoln County 186/40 Linn County 186/41 Linnton 186/42 Little Crater Lake 186/43 Long Creek 186/44 Lone Rock 186/45 Lost Creek Lake 186/46 Lost Lake 186/47 Louis Hill State Park 186/48 Lowell 186/49 Lower Logan School

Located East of Oregon City.

 186/50 Lynch School District 186/51 Lyons 186/52 McCord Creek 186/53 McCoy 186/54 McGregor Park 186/55 McKay Reservoir 186/56 McKenzie 186/57 McKenzie Pass 186/58 McKenzie River (1) 186/59 McKenzie River (2) 186/60 Mt. McLoughlin 186/61 McLoughlin Park 186/62 McMinnville (1) 186/63 McMinnville (2) 186/64 McMinnville (3) 186/65 McMinnville - Linfield College (1) 186/66 McMinnville - Linfield College (2) 186/67 McNary City 186/68 Madras 186/69 Magoons Lake 186/70 Mail-In Voting 186/71 Malheur County 186/72 Malheur National Forest 186/73 Malheur Lake Wildlife Refuge

Also called Malheur Lake Bird Refuge, Malheur Lake Game Refuge, and Malheur Game Bird Refuge.

 186/74 Malin 186/75 Manning 186/76 Manzanita Beach 186/77 Maple Acres 186/78 Maple Lane School 186/79 Maps of Oregon 186/80 Mare's Egg Springs 186/81 Marion County 186/82 Marion Fork's Fish Hatchery

See also: Fishing - Hatcheries.

 186/83 Marshfield 186/84 Marylhurst 186/85 Marylhurst College 186/86 Mary's Peak 186/87 Maxwell 186/88 Maxwell Pond 186/89 Maywood Park 187/1 Meacham 187/2 Medford (1) 187/3 Medford (2) 187/4 Medford (3) 187/5 Memaloose Island 187/6 Menucha 187/7 Merlin 187/8 Merrick Camp 187/9 Merrill 187/10 Metolius

Includes photographs of Metolius River.

 187/11 Metzger 187/12 Middleton 187/13 Migrant Workers 187/14 Mill City 187/15 Mill Creek Drainage Ditch 187/16 Millard School 187/17 Millicoma River 187/18 Milo 187/19 Milton 187/20 Milton-Freewater

See also: Oregon - Freewater.

 Subseries 11 Milwaukie 187/21 General (1) 187/22 General (2) 187/23 General (3) 187/24 General (4) 187/25 Centennial Celebration

Includes photograph in relation of 1947 centennial of first settlement in the area; all other photos are from 1950.

 187/26 Churches 187/27 Fires and Fire Department

Includes fire at Milwaukie High School.

 187/28 Hospitals 187/29 Schools and School Board

Includes photographs related tp Lot Whitcomb School, Concord School, LaSalle High, Seth Lewlling School, View Acres School, and Wichita Elementary .

 187/30 Schools - Clackamas High 187/31 Schools - Hector-Campbell 187/32 Schools - Milwaukie High

For 1963 fire, see: Milwaukie - Fires and Fire Department.

187/33 Schools - Occupational Skills Center 187/34 Schools - Rex Putnam High 187/35 Willamette View Manor 187/36 Minam 187/37 Minerals

Consists of an artist's imagining of a ship used to mine minerals off of the Oregon Coast.

 187/38 Mines 187/39 Miss Oregon

Almost entirely group photographs of contestants.

See also: Oregon - Junior Miss Oregon and Seaside - Parades, Pageants, etc.

 187/40 Mitchell 187/41 Moccasin Lake 187/42 Modoc Point 187/43 Molalla 187/44 Molalla Buckeroo 187/45 Monitor 187/46 Monmouth 187/47 Monmouth - Western Oregon University

Previously known as Oregon College of Education.

 187/48 Monroe 187/49 Moro 187/50 Morrow County 187/51 Moss Lake 187/52 Mossy Brae 187/53 Mt. Angel 187/54 Mt. Angel Abbey 187/55 Mt. Angel College 187/56 Mountain Top School 187/57 Movich Lake 187/58 Muddy Creek 187/59 Mulino 187/60 Multnomah 187/61 Multnomah County 187/62 Multnomah Falls 187/63 Multopor Ski Area 187/64 Murphy 187/65 Murtaugh Creek 187/66 Myrtle Creek 187/67 Myrtle Point 187/68 Neah-Kan-Nie (1) 187/69 Neah-Kan-Nie (2) 187/70 Necanicum River 187/71 Needy 187/72 Nehalem

Includes photographs of Nehalem Bay and Nehalem River.

 187/73 Nelscott 187/74 Nesika Beach 187/75 Neskowin 187/76 Nestucca

Includes photographs of Nestucca River.

 187/77 Netarts 187/78 New Era 187/79 New Era Spiritualist Camp Subseries 12 Newberg 187/80 General 187/81 Berrian Festival

Also called Berrian Farmeroo.

 187/82 Blanchet Farm

See also: Portland - Blanchet House of Hospitality.

 187/83 Churches 187/84 Friendsview Manor 187/85 George Fox University

Formerly known as Pacific College, and then as George Fox College.

 187/86 Herbert Hoover House

Residence of Dr. Henry John Minthorn, where President Hoover lived as a boy 1884-9.

 187/87 Publishers Paper Co. 188/1 Newberry Crater 188/2 Newport (1)

Includes Nye Beach.

See also: Oregon - Jump Off Joe.

 188/3 Newport (2) 188/4 Newport (3) 188/5 Newport - Crab Festival 188/6 Newport - Loyalty Days Festival 188/7 Nickel Mountain 188/8 North Bend (1) 188/9 North Bend (2) 188/10 Northdalles 188/11 North Head 188/12 North Plains 188/13 North Powder 188/14 Nyssa 188/15 Oak Grove 188/16 Oak Hills 188/17 Oak Lodge 188/18 Oakland 188/19 Oakridge 188/20 Oakville 188/21 O'Brien 188/22 Obsidian Club 188/23 Oceanlake

See also: Oregon - Lincoln City.

 188/24 Oceanside 188/25 Ochoco National Forest 188/26 Odell 188/27 Odell Lake 188/28 Oil Drilling

See also: Subjects - Energy and Ultilities.

 188/29 Olallie Butte 188/30 Olallie Lake 188/31 Old Blue Mountain 188/32 Old Grande Ronde 188/33 On-to-Oregon 188/34 Ontario 188/35 Optimist Club Camp 188/36 Oral Hull Park 188/37 Orchards (Oregon)

See also: Subjects - Agriculture.

 188/38 Oregon Agate & Mineral Society 188/39 Oregon Air National Guard 188/40 Oregon Association of Real Estate Boards 188/41 Oregon Bankers Association 188/42 Oregon Caves (1) 188/43 Oregon Caves (2) 188/44 Oregon Chamber of Commerce Subseries 13 Oregon City 188/45 General (1) 188/46 General (2) 188/47 General (3) 188/48 General (4) 188/49 Banks 188/50 Churches 188/51 Fires and Fire Department 188/52 Floods 188/53 Hawley Pulp & Paper Co. 188/54 Hospitals 188/55 McLoughlin House 188/56 Municipal Elevator 188/57 Oregon City Locks

See also: Oregon City - Willamette Falls.

 188/58 Oregon City Woolen Mills 188/59 Publishers Paper Co. 188/60 Schools

See also: Oregon - Lower Logan School.

 188/61 Territorial Days

Includes photographs of 1948 Centennial celebration.

 188/62 Willamette Falls (1)

Includes aerial views of Falls area.

See also: Oregon City - Oregon City Locks.

 188/63 Willamette Falls (2) 188/64 Oregon Coast

See also: Oregon - Beaches.

 188/65 Oregon Coast Association 188/66 Oregon Dunes

See also: Oregon - Sand Dunes.

 188/67 Oregon Girls' Leagues 188/68 Oregon Grils' State 188/69 Oregon High Desert Museum 188/70 Oregon Historical Caravan 188/71 Oregon Home Economics Extension Council 188/72 Oregon Logging Conference & Equipment Show 188/73 Oregon Manufactuers' Association 188/74 Oregon Medical Association 188/75 Oregon Music Teachers Association 188/76 Oregon National Guard (1) 188/77 Oregon National Guard (2) 188/78 Oregon National Guard (3) 188/79 Oregon National Guard (4) 189/1 Oregon Native Sons & Daughters 189/2 Oregon Optomertic Association 189/3 Oregon Press Association 189/4 Oregon Presbyterian Synod 189/5 Oregon Redwood Park 189/6 Oregon Spectator 189/7 Oregon State Bar Association 189/8 Oregon State Grange 189/9 Oregon State Guard 189/10 Oregon State Hotel Association 189/11 Oregon State Labor Council

An AFL-CIO organization.

 189/12 Oregon State Medical Society 189/13 Oregon State Organization of Public Health Nursing 189/14 Oregon State Symphony 189/15 "Oregon Story" Pageant

See also: Portland - Oregon Centennial Celebration.

 189/16 Oregon Synodical Society 189/17 Oregon Trail 189/18 Oregon Tuberculosis Association 189/19 Oregon Veterans Association 189/20 Oregon Volunteer Life Saving Corps

Also called Red Devils.

 189/21 Oregon Vortex 189/22 Oregon Wildlife Federation 189/23 Oregon Women's Ambulance Corps 189/24 Oregon Women's Political Caucus 189/25 Oregon Writers

Consists of photograph of display of Oregon author's books at state fair in 1931.

 189/26 Orenco 189/27 Oretown 189/28 Oswald West State Park 189/29 Oswego Creek

See also: Oregon - Lake Oswego.

 189/30 Oswego Heights 189/31 Otter Crest and Rock 189/32 Outward Bound 189/33 Oxbow Park 189/34 Owyhee River 189/35 Pacific City 189/36 Painted Hills State Park 189/37 Paisley 189/38 Palmer 189/39 Park Place 189/40 Parkdale 189/41 Parkrose (1) 189/42 Parkrose (2) 189/43 Paulina Lake Subseries 14 Pendleton

Folder titles for Pendleton Round-Up based mostly on original organization.

 189/44 General (1) 189/45 General (2) 189/46 General (3) 189/47 Army Airbase 189/48 Fires 189/49 Hamley & Co.

Leather goods manufacturer.

 189/50 Pendleton Round-Up - General (1)

See also: Oregon Journal - Pendleton Round-Up Train.

 189/51 Pendleton Round-Up - General (2) 189/52 Pendleton Round-Up - Bucking 189/53 Pendleton Round-Up - Bulldogging 189/54 Pendleton Round-Up - Cowboy-Pony Races 189/55 Pendleton Round-Up - Indians (1) 189/56 Pendleton Round-Up - Indians (2) 189/57 Pendleton Round-Up - Indians (3) 189/58 Pendleton Round-Up - Indians (4) 189/59 Pendleton Round-Up - Indians (5) 189/60 Pendleton Round-Up - Indians (6) 189/61 Pendleton Round-Up - Queens 189/62 Pendleton Round-Up - Roping (1) 189/63 Pendleton Round-Up - Roping (2) 189/64 Pendleton Round-Up - Stages and Wagons (1) 189/65 Pendleton Round-Up - Stage and Wagons (2) 189/66 Pendleton Round-Up - Trick Riding and Roping 189/67 Schools

Includes Blue Mountain Community College.

 189/68 Perrydale 189/69 Philomath 189/70 Pike 189/71 Pilot Butte 189/72 Pilot Rock 189/73 Pinehurst 189/74 Pine Mountain Observatory 189/75 Pine Ridge 190/1 Mt. Pleasant 190/2 Pleasant Hill 190/3 Pleasant Home 190/4 Pleasant Valley 190/5 Plush 190/6 Point Adams Lifeguard Station 190/7 Pokegama 190/8 Polk County 190/9 Pondosa 190/10 Pony Express 190/11 Ponytail Falls 190/12 Port Orford 190/13 Powell Butte 190/14 Powellhurst 190/15 Powers 190/16 Prairie City 190/17 Prehistoric Gardens 190/18 Prescott 190/19 Prineville 190/20 Prison Breaks 190/21 Progress 190/22 Promontory Park 190/23 Pudding River 190/24 Quartzville 190/25 Rainier

See also: Oregon - Trojan Nuclear Plant.

 190/26 Rajneeshpuram

Commune of Bhagwam Shree Rajneesh followers.

See also: Oregon - Antelope.

 190/27 Real Estate Development 190/28 Reclamation 190/29 Red's Horse Ranch 190/30 Redland 190/31 Redmond (1)

Includes nearby Petersen Rock Garden.

 190/32 Redmond (2) 190/33 Reed's Landing 190/34 Reedsport 190/35 Reedville 190/36 Remote 190/37 Rex 190/38 Rhododendron 190/39 Rickreall 190/40 Riddle

Includes photographs related to 1953 gun battle between rancher Claire Burgoyne and sheriff's posse.

 190/41 Ripplebrook 190/42 River Oaks 190/43 Rivergrove 190/44 Roads End 190/45 Roamer's Rest 190/46 Roaring Springs Ranch 190/47 Robinwood 190/48 Rock Creek 190/49 Rock Island 190/50 Rock Springs Guest Ranch 190/51 Rockaway 190/52 Rockwood 190/53 Rockwood Industrial Park 190/54 Rogue River 190/55 Rogue River Valley 190/56 Rome 190/57 Ronler Acres 190/58 Rooster Rock 190/59 Roseburg 190/60 Roseburg Blast 1959

Explosion that killed 14 and injured over 120; includes a 1960 Saturday Evening Post issue about the event, and photographs from retrospective pieces on the event published 1960 and circa 1980.

 190/61 Rowena Point Tunnel 190/62 Rudio Canyon Ranch 190/63 Rufus 190/64 Sacajawea Park 190/65 Saddle Butte 190/66 Sahale Falls 190/67 St. Helens (1) 190/68 St. Helens (2) 190/69 St. Helens - Crown Zellerbach and Associated Industries

Other businesses represnted in folder include Fir-Tex Insulating Board Co., St. Helens Pulp & Paper Co., and Boise Cascade.

 190/70 St. Helens - Pope & Talbot Lumber Co. 190/71 St. Louis 190/72 St. Paul 190/73 St. Paul Rodeo Subseries 15 Salem

See also: Oregon State Government and Agencies.

 190/74 General (1) 190/75 General (2) 190/76 General (3) 190/77 General (4) 190/78 General (5) 190/79 Air Show 190/80 Alumina Plant 190/81 Banks 190/82 Centennial Celebration

Celebrated August 1940.

 190/83 Cherry Festival 190/84 Churches 190/85 Fires

For the 1935 State Capitol Fire, see: Salem - Oregon State Capitol Fire (1935).

 190/86 Floods 190/87 Fairview Hospital 190/88 Lipman, Wolfe & Co.

Also referred to as Lipman's.

 190/89 Marion Motor Motel

Previously Marion Hotel, and also known as Marion Motor Hotel.

 190/90 Meier & Frank

See also: Portland - Meier & Frank.

 190/91 Motor Vehicles Department Building 191/1 Oregon State Capitol (Old)

Photographs related to the first state capitol building, which burned down in 1935.

 191/2 Oregon State Capitol Fire 1935 191/3 Oregon State Capitol (New) - Designs and Construction 191/4 Oregon State Capitol (New) - General (1)

See also: Oregon State Government and Agencies - Legislature.

191/5 Oregon State Capitol (New) - General (2) 191/6 Oregon State Capitol (New) - General (3) 191/7 Oregon State Capitol (New) - Murals 191/8 Oregon State Correctional Institution

Includes Women's Correctional Institution.

 191/9 Oregon State Fair 191/10 Oregon State Hospital 191/11 Oregon State Penitentiary (1) 191/12 Oregon State Penitentiary (2) 191/13 Schools

Includes Chemeketa Community College, Horizions Northwest, Leslie Junior High, Lincoln School, North Salem High, Serra Catholic School, South Salem High, Technical-Vocational School, Walker Junior High, and Washington School.

 191/14 Schools - Hillcrest School for Girls 191/15 State School for the Blind 191/16 State School for the Deaf 191/17 Willamette University 191/18 Salemtowne 191/19 Salishan Beach 191/20 Salmon Creek

Includes fish hatchery.

 191/21 Salmonberry River 191/22 Salt Creek Falls 191/23 Salvation Army Trestle Glen Camp 191/24 Sand Dunes

See also: Oregon Dunes.

 191/25 Sandy

Includes the nearby Bull Run and Kelson Schools.

 191/26 Sandy River (1) 191/27 Sandy River (2) 191/28 Santiam Golf Course 191/29 Santiam Pass 191/30 Santiam River 191/31 Sardine Creek (House of Mystery) 191/32 Sauvie Island (1) 191/33 Sauvie Island (2) 191/34 Sauvie Island - Bybee-Howell House

Historic home restored in the 1960s under supervision of the Oregon Historical Society.

 191/35 Scappoose 191/36 Schofield Creek 191/37 Scholls 191/38 Scio 191/39 Scofield 191/40 Scoggin Creek Valley 191/41 Scott Lake 191/42 Scotts Mills 191/43 Scottsburg 191/44 Sea Lion Caves 191/45 Sea Scouts 191/46 Seal Rock 191/47 Seals

Shows examples of Oregon state and territorial seals.

 Subseries 16 Seaside 191/48 General (1) 191/49 General (2) 191/50 Beach Scenes 191/51 Pacific Riviera

Planned housing development that became controversial for its removal of beach sand during initial construction.

 191/52 Parades, Pageants, etc.

Includes some photographs related to Miss Oregon Pageant.

191/53 Riots

Includes photographs of separate riots that occurred during the 1960s.

 191/54 Storms and Tidal Waves 191/55 Turnaround

Traffic circle that signifies the end of Lewis & Clark's journey to the Pacific.

 191/56 Selma 191/57 Seneca 191/58 Settlers

Single photograph of a family of newcomers to Oregon in silhouette.

 191/59 Sewage Treatment Plants 191/60 Shaniko 191/61 Shedd 191/62 Sheridan 191/63 Sheridan - Jesuit Novitiate 191/64 Sherman County 191/65 Sherwood 191/66 Sherwood - Robin Hood Days Festival 191/67 Shevlin 191/68 Shore Acres 191/69 Shoreline Estates 191/70 Short Sand Beach 191/71 Shotpouch Falls 191/72 Sidney 191/73 Siletz 191/74 Siletz River and Bay 192/1 Silver Falls State Park

Also referred to as Silver Creek Park and Silver Creek Falls.

192/2 Silver Falls

Refers to waterfall in Coos County near Allegany, unrelated to Silver Falls State Park.

 192/3 Silver Lake 192/4 Siltcoos Lake 192/5 Silverton 192/6 Siskiyou 192/7 Sisters 192/8 Siuslaw National Forest 192/9 Small Fry Lake 192/10 Smith Rocks 192/11 Smith Rocks Tunnel 192/12 Smuggler's Cove 192/13 Snake River (Oregon) 192/14 Sodaville 192/15 Somerset West 192/16 South Fork Water District 192/17 Sparks Lake Meadows 192/18 Spout Springs 192/19 Sparta 192/20 Springdale 192/21 Springfield (1) 192/22 Springfield (2) 192/23 Springwater 192/24 Squaw Butte 192/25 Stafford 192/26 Starvation Creek Falls 192/27 Stayton 192/28 Steens Mountain 192/29 Still Creek 192/30 Still Creek Forest Camp 192/31 Storms 192/32 Strawberry Mountain 192/33 Strikes 192/34 Sublimity 192/35 Sucker Creek Canyon 192/36 Summer Lake 192/37 Summit Lake 192/38 Sunny Hill 192/39 Sumpter 192/40 Sundance Meadow 192/41 Sunriver 192/42 Surf Pines 192/43 Sutherlin 192/44 Suttle Lake 192/45 Sweet Home 192/46 Swim

Resort near Mt. Hood.

 192/47 Sylvan 192/48 Table Rock 192/49 Taft 192/50 Tahkenitch Lake 192/51 Tanner Creek 192/52 Tanasbourne 192/53 Ten Mile Lake 192/54 The Dalles (1) 192/55 The Dalles (2) 192/56 Mt. Thielsen 192/57 Three Fingered Jack 192/58 Three Lynx Creek 192/59 Three Rivers Creek 192/60 Three Sisters 192/61 Tigard (1) 192/62 Tigard (2) 192/63 Tigard (3) 192/64 Tillamook (1) 192/65 Tillamook (2) 192/66 Tillamook Air Station 192/67 Tillamook Bay 192/68 Tillamook County 192/69 Tillamook Forestry Camp 192/70 Tillamook Head 192/71 Tillamook Jetty 192/72 Tillamook Lighthouse 192/73 Tillicum Beach Campground 192/74 Timber (Town) 192/75 Timber Lake Job Corps Center 192/76 Timothy Lake 192/77 Timpanogas Lake 192/78 Todd Meadows 192/79 Toledo 192/80 Toll Gates 192/81 Tolo 192/82 Tolovana Park 192/83 Tomahawk Island 192/84 Tombstone Prairie 192/85 Tongue Point 192/86 Tou Velle State Park 192/87 Trails

Includes maps of trailways.

 192/88 Trask River 192/89 Triangle Lake 192/90 Trillium Lake 193/1 Trojan Nuclear Plant (1) 193/2 Trojan Nuclear Plant (2) 193/3 Trojan Nuclear Plant (3) 193/4 Trojan Nuclear Plant - Demonstrations

Includes photographs of some demonstrations held in Portland.

193/5 Troops from Oregon in World War I 193/6 Trout Creek Forest Camp 193/7 Troutdale 193/8 Troutdale - Airport 193/9 Troutdale - Reynolds Metals Co. 193/10 Troy Landing 193/11 Tualitin 193/12 Tualitin River 193/13 Tualitin Valley

Includes a photograph of Tualitin Plains Presbyterian Church that had been filed under "Tualitin Plains."

 193/14 Tulelake Wildlife Refuge 193/15 Tumalo Creek 193/16 Tumalo Falls 193/17 Tumalo Project 193/18 Turner 193/19 Twin Falls 193/20 Twin Rocks 193/21 Tygh Valley 193/22 Tyrolean Lodge 193/23 Umatilla 193/24 Umatilla County 193/25 Umatilla Indian Reservation 193/26 Umatilla Mounted Patrol 193/27 Umatilla River 193/28 Umpqua Community College 193/29 Umpqua National Forest and Park 193/30 Umpqua River 193/31 Umpqua River Lighthouse 193/32 Unemployment 193/33 Union 193/34 Union County Fish Hatchery

See also: Fishing - Hatcheries.

 193/35 United States Bicentennial Celebration 193/36 Vale 193/37 Vale Project 193/38 Valsetz 193/39 Vanport

Also known as Kaiserville and Vanport City.

 193/40 Vanport - Schools

Includes Bible school, a "Child Service Center," and Vanport College, the predecessor to Portland State University.

 193/41 Vanport Flood (1) 1948

Includes photographs related to the flood and refugees taken June-August 1948.

See also: Portland - May-June 1948 Flood.

 193/42 Vanport Flood (2) 1948 193/43 Vanport Flood Aftermath

Photographs of the site of Vanport from 1949-1964, and of the last remaining Vanport houses being auctioned off in 1949.

 193/44 Verboot 193/45 Vernonia 193/46 Vesper 193/47 Vida 193/48 Viking Park 193/49 Vinson 193/50 Vortex Rock Music Festival 1970 193/51 Voting 193/52 Wakemap Mound 193/53 Waldo 193/54 Waldo Hills 193/55 Waldo Lake 193/56 Waldport 193/57 Walla Walla River 193/58 Wallowa 193/59 Wallowa County 193/60 Wallowa Lake (1)

Also called Wallowa Lake Wonderland.

 193/61 Wallowa Lake (2) 193/62 Wallowa Lake (3) 193/63 Walton Lake 193/64 Wankers Corners 193/65 Warm Springs 193/66 Warner Valley 193/67 Warren 193/68 Warrenton 193/69 Warrior Rock Lighthouse 193/70 Wasco 193/71 Wasco County 194/1 Mt. Washington 194/2 Washington County 194/3 Washington County Fair 194/4 Washington County Jail

Includes the shack that served as the county's first jail in the 1850s and the juvenile detention center.

 194/5 Watts 194/6 Wauna 194/7 Wecoma 194/8 Welches 194/9 Wemme 194/10 West Linn 194/11 West Springfield 194/12 West Union 194/13 Westfall 194/14 Westmont 194/15 Weston 194/16 Westport 194/17 Whale Cove 194/18 Wheatland 194/19 Wheeler 194/20 Whiskey Hill 194/21 White River 194/22 Whitney 194/23 Wildhorse Lake 194/24 Wildwood Golf Course 194/25 Wilhoit Springs 194/26 Willamette 194/27 Willamette Falls Electric Co.

Set up first high-voltage, long-distance transmission line in the world; later became Portland General Electric.

 194/28 Willamette River - Floods 194/29 Willamette River - Fords 194/30 Willamette Valley 194/31 Willamette Valley Irrigation 194/32 Willamina 194/33 Willbridge 194/34 Williamson River 194/35 Willis Creek 194/36 Willow Springs 194/37 Wilson River 194/38 Wilson River Camp 194/39 Wilsonville 194/40 Wilsonville - Dammasch State Hospital 194/41 Wilsonville - Thunderbird Mobile Club

Luxury mobile home park.

 194/42 Wimer 194/43 Winchester Bay 194/44 Woahink Lake 194/45 Wolf Creek Water District 194/46 Wolf Creek Tavern 194/47 Wood Village 194/48 Wooburn 194/49 World Wildlife Safari 194/50 Wyeth 194/51 Yachats 194/52 Yamhill 194/53 Yamhill County 194/54 Yaquina 194/55 Yaquina Bay

Includes Yaquina Head.

 194/56 Yaquina Bay Lighthouse 194/57 Yaquina Bay State Park 194/58 Yoncalla 194/59 Young's Bay 194/60 Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA) 194/61 Youth Adventures, Inc. 194/62 Zigzag Series C Portland 1902-1982 21 cubic feet 21 records cartons

Contains images related to locations, events, businesses and organizations in Portland.

 195/1 8212 Club

Scene of police raid and alleged bribe to then-sheriff and future mayor Terry Schrunk.

 195/2 A. B. Smith Chevrolet Co. 195/3 A. E. Boyd Co. 195/4 A. G. Rushlight & Co. 195/5 Abbot-Lane Co. 195/6 Academy Building 195/7 Ace Hobby & Repair 195/8 Ackely Manufacturing Co. 195/9 Acme Fast Freight Co. 195/10 Acme Trading & Supply 195/11 Adams Surety Loan Office 195/12 Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. 195/13 Adee Building 195/14 Adex, Inc. 195/15 Aero Club 195/16 Aetna Life Insurance 195/17 Agency Lithograph Co. 195/18 Air-Mac, Inc. 195/19 Air Raid Alarm System

Also referred to as Aircraft Warning Service.

 195/20 Air Reduction Sales Corp. 195/21 Air Show

Also referred to as Air Fair.

 195/22 Airtel 195/23 Airway Oil Refining Co. 195/24 Airweld Corp. 195/25 Ajax Auto Traction Co. 195/26 Al's Garden Store 195/27 Alaska Junk Co. 195/28 Alaska Sourdough Association/Society 195/29 Alberta Park 195/30 Albertina Kerr Nursery 195/31 Alberts Produce Co., Inc. 195/32 Albertson's Market 195/33 Albina District 195/34 Albina Engine & Machine Works (1)

Includes Albina Marine Iron Works; see also: Portland - Oregon Shipbuilding Corp.

 195/35 Albina Engine & Machine Works (2)

Includes Albina Marine Iron Works; see also: Portland - Oregon Shipbuilding Corp.

 195/36 Albina Fuel Co. 195/37 Albina Rail Yards

Included shops belonging to Union Pacific Railroad.

 195/38 Alderway Building 195/39 Alderwood Country Club (1) 195/40 Alderwood Country Club (2) 195/41 "Alert America"

Program sponsored by Civil Defense organization.

 195/42 Alexander Motors 195/43 Alfred-Billinglsey Motor Co. 195/44 Alisky Building 195/45 All-Brite Fluorescent Fixtures of California

Consists of photographs pertaining to series of fires at the business in 1949.

 195/46 Allen C. Edwards Industries, Inc. 195/47 Allied Arts & Metal Guild 195/48 Allied Finance Co. 195/49 Allied Stores Corp. 195/50 Allis-Chalmers Co. 195/51 Allstate Insurance 195/52 Allyn's Dyeing & Cleaning 195/53 Alpenrose Dairy and Stadium 195/54 Alpha Rho Sorority 195/55 Altrusa Club 195/56 Aluminum-Lock Shingle Corp. 195/57 Amalgamated Sugar Co. 195/58 Amato's Supper Club 195/59 American Automobile Association 195/60 American Can Co. 195/61 American Choral Ensemble 195/62 American Cross-Arm, Inc. 195/63 American Cyanamid 195/64 American Data Services, Inc. 195/65 American Denture Corp. 195/66 American Engraving Co. 195/67 American Federation of Labor

See also: Portland - Congress of Industrial Organizations.

 195/68 American Fire Alarm Co., Inc. 195/69 American Guaranty Life Insurance Co. 195/70 American Industrial Service Co. 195/71 American Laundry Co. 195/72 American Legion (1) 195/73 American Legion (2) 195/74 American Legion (3) 195/75 American Legion - 1932 Convention in Portland 195/76 American Linen Supply Co. 195/77 American Medical Association 195/78 American Motors Sales Corp. 195/79 American Newspaper Guild 195/80 American Pioneer Trails Association 195/81 American Pipe & Construction Co. 195/82 American Red Cross

See also: Portland - Junior Red Cross.

 195/83 American Rhododendron Society Park

Not to be confused with Crystal Springs Rhododendron Garden - photo is from 1946, 4 years before land for Crystal Springs garden was granted.

195/84 American Sheet Metal Works 195/85 American Society of Engineers 195/86 American Steel Warehouse Co. 195/87 AMF Bowling Center 195/88 Anchorage Moorage 195/89 Anderson-Westfall Co. 195/90 Anderson's Grocery 195/91 Andy & Bax Surplus Store 195/92 Anglo-Saxon Christian Association 195/93 Antlers Lodge Subseries 1 Apartments 195/94 A

Includes Alnor Apartments, Anabel Apartments, Atlas Apartments, and Avalon Apartments.

 195/95 Arbor Court 195/96 B

Includes Banbury Cross Apartments, Bellwood Terrace, Benklin Apartments, Belle Park Manor, Belknap Apartments, Bonnie Brae Apartments, Bowling Green Apartments, Bowman Apartments, Broadmoor Apartments, Broadmoor Manor, and Bryson Apartments.

 195/97 Babette Manor 195/98 Barker 195/99 Binford

Also called Binford Courts.

 195/100 Bonneville 195/101 Bungalow Court 195/102 C

Includes Cardinell Apartments, Cecilia Apartments, Charlotte Court, and Cromwell Apartments.

 195/103 Clay Tower 195/104 Coliseum Gardens 195/105 D-E

Includes Doricourt Apartments, Eden Holm Apartments, Edith Parker Apartments, El Capitan Apartments, Elizabeth Apartments, Empire Apartments, Empress Apartments, and the Envoy.

 195/106 Embassy 195/107 The Emperor 195/108 Evergreen

Also called Evergreen Court.

 195/109 Apartments - F-G

Includes Fairmont Villa, Four Seasons, GAI-LEE Court, Gateway Manor, Gladiator Apartments, Gladstone court, Gordon Court and Grant Tower.

195/110 Fontaine 195/111 H-I

Includes Harris Court, Hollywood Manor, Home-Crest, Haights Apartment, Hamilton Arms, Hanover and Stanley Apartments, Hanthorne Apartments, Highland Court, and Insley Court.

 195/112 Hillsdale Terrace 195/113 Hollywood East 195/114 Hollywood Towne House 195/115 Ione Plaza 196/1 J-L

Includes Joseph Bauer Apartments, Johnson House Apartments, June Manor, Kalani Apartments, King Albert Apartments, Kohlbagen Apartments, Laurel Park Apartments, and Leonard Apartments.

 196/2 Jameson 196/3 Jeffery 196/4 Joy Manor 196/5 King Towers 196/6 Lawn 196/7 M-N

Includes Maraba West Apartments, Marquam Hill Apartments, Marquam Manor, Marquam Ravine Apartments, Marshall Apartments, Maryel Court, May Apartments, Maywood Apartments, Melrose Court, Mittleman Apartments, Multnomah Manor, Montgomery Manor, and Northwest Apartments.

 196/8 McCormick Pier 196/9 Malcolm 196/10 Mallory Maple Court 196/11 Marshall House 196/12 Medallion 196/13 Meredith 196/14 Morrison-Park 196/15 Murphy 196/16 Nob Hill 196/17 Northwest Tower 196/18 O-Q

Includes Olympic Apartments, Ongford Apartments, Paramount Apartments, Park Vista Apartments, Park Manor, Parkside Apartments, Portland Center, and Queen Louise Apartments.

 196/19 Panorama 196/20 Park Plaza 196/21 Park View 196/22 Portland Towers 196/23 R-S

Includes Raleighurst Place, Reddant Apartments, Regent Apartments, Rhododendron Manor, Rio Vista Apartments, Rosary Tower, Rose Plaza, Salisbury Apartments, San Carlos Apartments, Sandy View Apartments, Sir Francis Drake Apartments, Stuart Court, Sunnyside Apartments, and Sylvan Hills Apartments.

 196/24 Raleigh Hills 196/25 Rex Manor 196/26 Rhododendron Terrace 196/27 Rose City 196/28 Sauvie 196/29 Sumner Court 196/30 T-U

Includes Timber Lee Apartments, Todd Apartments and Town Apartments.

 196/31 Terwilliger Plaza 196/32 Trinity Place 196/33 University Park

Housing for shipbuilding workers during World War II; also called University Park Homes.

 196/34 V-Z

Includes Victory Court, Villa Real, Villa St. Clara, Violett Lynn Court, Vista Avenue Apartments, Wauna Court, Waukeena Apartments, Waverlley Greens, Waverly Surf Apartments, Weidler Plaza, Wellesly Apartments, West View Apartments, Westover Tower, and Wickersham Apartments.

 196/35 Vista St. Clair 196/36 Other and Unnamed (1)

Includes apartments named for numbered streets and World War II housing ("War Apartments").

 196/37 Other and Unnamed (2) 196/38 Apollo Club 196/39 Appliance Wholesalers 196/40 Aquacade

Also called Aquamania and Aqua Tourney.

 196/41 Arbor Day Celebrations (Portland) 196/42 The Arbor

Funeral home.

 196/43 Arbor Lodge Community House 196/44 Arcade Public Market 196/45 Arcade Smoke Shop 196/46 Arcady Press 196/47 Arch Billmire Co. 196/48 Archer-Daniels Midland Flaxseed Plant 196/49 Arcoa, Inc. 196/50 Arctic Fur Co. 196/51 Arden Farms Co. 196/52 Arden's Dress Shop 196/53 Ardenwald District 196/54 Arleta District 196/55 Arlington Club 196/56 Armed Forces Day Celebrations

See also: Subjects - Military.

 196/57 Armentrout-Wike Motor Co. 196/58 Armishaw's Shoes 196/59 Armory 196/60 Armour & Co. 196/61 Army Air Base (1)

See also: Subjects - Military - Air Force.

 196/62 Army Air Base (2) 196/63 Army Air Base (3) 196/64 Army Corps of Engineers

Contains 2 photographs related to Corps' offices in Portland.

196/65 Army Recruiting Headquarters 196/66 Aronson-Myers, Inc. 196/67 Arnold Home

Residence of Jack Arnold.

 196/68 Arntson Home

Residence of C. L. Arntson.

 196/69 Arrow Transportation Co. 196/70 Arthur & Fowler Manufacturing Co. 196/71 Arthur L. Fields Chevrolet Co. 196/72 Artquake 196/73 Arts and Crafts Society 196/74 Ash Grove Lime & Portland Cement Co. 196/75 Asphalt Refinery 196/76 Assistance League Thrift Shop 196/77 Associated Oil Company 196/78 Associated Wood Products 196/79 Association of Concerned Teens (ACT) 196/80 Atiyeh's, Inc. 196/81 Athletic club 196/82 Atomic Bomb Shelters 196/83 Audio Electronics Corp. 196/84 Auditorium (1)

Includes both old Auditorium and later Civic Auditorium that replaced it in the 1960s.

 196/85 Auditorium (2) 196/86 Auditorium (3) 196/87 Audubon Society

See also: Portland - Wildlife Rehabilitation Center.

 196/88 Auto Accessory Distributing 196/89 Auto Emissions Testing 196/90 Auto Freight Terminal 196/91 Auto License Headquarters

Term used in the 1930s and 1940s for what's now called the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV).

See also: Portland - Oregon State Department of Motor Vehicles Building.

 196/92 Auto Sales & Loan Co. 196/93 Autocraft Northwest Inc. 196/94 Automobile Dealers Association 196/95 Automobile Securities Co. 196/96 B. P. John Furniture 196/97 Baby Super Market 196/98 Bail Bond Brokers

Photograph of a sign for a Bail Bonds business.

 196/99 Bailey Home

Residence of Wesley K. Bailey.

 196/100 Baker Home

Residence of C. R. Baker.

 196/101 Baker-Barkon Corp. 196/102 Bakery Employees (Portland) 196/103 Balfour, Guthrie & Co., Ltd. 196/104 Ballou & Wright Building 196/105 Bandey Building 196/106 Banfield Distribution Center 196/107 Banfield Plaza Subseries 2 Banks

Does not include Savings and Loan associations.

See also: Subjects - Bank Robberies.

 197/1 American National Bank 197/2 Bank of California 197/3 Bank of East Portland 197/4 Bank of Portland 197/5 Bank of Sellwood 197/6 Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce 197/7 Central National Bank 197/8 Citizens Bank 197/9 Federal Reserve 197/10 First National Bank (1) 197/11 First National Bank (2) 197/12 First National Bank (3) 197/13 First National Bank (4) 197/14 First National Bank (5) 197/15 First National Bank (6) 197/16 First State Bank of Oregon 197/17 Freedom Bank of Finance 197/18 Great Western Bank 197/19 Hibernia Bank 197/20 Home Loan Bank 197/21 Junior Achievement Bank 197/22 Mt. Scott State Bank 197/23 Multnomah Bank 197/24 Oregon Mutual Savings Bank 197/25 Oregon State Bank 197/26 Security Bank of Oregon 197/27 Union State Bank 197/28 US National Bank (1)

Later became US Bank.

 197/29 US National Bank (2) 197/30 US National Bank (3) 197/31 Barbur Heights 197/32 Barde Stell Co. 197/33 Barnacle Bill's Beer Parlor 197/34 Barnard Motors, Inc. 197/35 Barnes Market 197/36 Barrett & Logan

Architectural firm.

 197/37 Bars

Neither photograph in the folder specifies the bar related to the photo.

 197/38 Basket Grocery 197/39 Bates Motoramp Garage

Also called Bates Portland Garage.

 197/40 Batman's Chapel of the Dawn 197/41 Bayly Underhill Manufacturing Co.

Also known as Bayly Manufacturing Co.

 197/42 Bazar 197/43 Beall Pipe & Tank Corp. 197/44 Beaman Molded Products Co. 197/45 Beaute-Cheateau 197/46 Beaver Engraving Co. 197/47 Beckman & Allan Building 197/48 Bedell's 197/49 Beebe Building 197/50 Beebe Co. 197/51 Behnke Home

Residence of Glen S. Behnke.

 197/52 Bekins Moving & Storage Co. 197/53 Bend-Portland Truck Service 197/54 Benefit Association of Railway Employees (Junior Club) 197/55 Benjamin Franklin Savings & Loan Association 197/56 Benmar Manufacturing Co. 197/57 Bennett Sales Book Co. 197/58 Berenson Hardware Co. 197/59 Berg's Chalet 197/60 Berkshire Green District 197/61 Berhnhard's Bakery 197/62 Best Home

Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Best.

 197/63 Best-Ever Laundry 197/64 Best's Apparel 197/65 Betty Kies Co. 197/66 Beverage Center 197/67 Big C Markets 197/68 Big Chief Store 197/69 Big Shoe 197/70 Billingley Motor Car Co. 197/71 Binfords & Mort 197/72 Bingham Pump Co. 197/73 Bio-Pure, Inc. 197/74 Birkenwald Manufacturing Co. 197/75 Bishop Workshop 197/76 Blackouts

Contains photographs relating to blackouts during World War II.

197/77 Blackstone Club 197/78 Blaine Rooms 197/79 Blair & Zaik 197/80 Blake-Moffitt & Towne 197/81 Blanchard Home

Residence of Samuel H. Blanchard.

 197/82 Blanchet House of Hospitality

See also: Newberg - Blanchet Farm.

 197/83 Blanding's Dream House 197/84 Blessed Martin Day Nursery 197/85 Blight

Photographs related to urban blight.

 197/86 Blind Service Center 197/87 Blitz-Weinhard Co.

Also referred to as Blitz-Weinhard Brewery.

 197/88 Block Wardens 197/89 Blue Bell Potato Chip Co. 197/90 Blue Book (Portland) 197/91 Blue Cross (Portland) 197/92 Blue Mouse Facility 197/93 Blue Shield Building 197/94 Blue-White Transfer 197/95 Blum's 197/96 Blumauer-Frank Co. Building 197/97 B'nai B'rith 197/98 Board of Trade Building 197/99 Boat Show 197/100 Bohemians (Singing Group) 197/101 Boilermakers Union (Portland) 197/102 Boise Cascade Co. 197/103 Bombings 197/104 Bonneville Administration Building

Also called Bonneville Power Administration Building.

See also: Dams - Bonneville.

 198/1 Boone Tire Co. 198/2 Boothe Packing Co. 198/3 Bootlegging 198/4 Borden Cheese Co. 198/5 Bostitch-Northwest Co. 198/6 Botsford, Constantine & Gardner 198/7 Boy Scouts (1) 198/8 Boy Scouts (2) 198/9 Boy Scouts (3) 198/10 Boy Scouts (4) 198/11 Boy Scouts (5) 198/12 Boyd Coffee Co. 198/13 Boyko Home 198/14 Boys & Girls Aid Society 198/15 Boys Clubs 198/16 Boysen Paint Co. 198/17 Bradford Clothes Shop 198/18 Bradley's Pies, Inc. 198/19 Braeger's Oregon Seed Store 198/20 Brandon Guest House

Residence for Volunteers of America members.

 198/21 Braley & Graham Co. 198/22 Brase Home

Residence of Leland J. Brase.

 198/23 Brice Kidnapping Case 1954

Consists of sketches of suspect in attempted kidnapping of George Brice III and photographs of the jury in suspect Jimmy Valentine's trial visiting Catlin School, where the attempt took place.

 Subseries 3 Bridges 198/24 Alexandia Avenue 198/25 Newbury Street 198/26 Pedestrian Bridges 198/27 Railroad Bridge 198/28 Sellwood 198/29 Vermont Street 198/30 Brilliant Neon Corp. 198/31 Broadmoor Golf Course 198/32 Broadway Boot Shop 198/33 Broadway Shopping Market 198/34 Broadway Store

At SW Broadway and Taylor, formerly a Nordstrom's site.

 198/35 Broadway-Oak Building 198/36 Bronaugh & Pendergrass 198/37 Brooklyn District 198/38 Brooks Clothiers 198/39 Brooks Resources Corp. Industrial Park 198/40 Broome, Selig & Oringdulph 198/41 Capt. Brown Home

Residence of Capt. John Brown.

 198/42 Brown Steel Equipment Co. 198/43 Brudett-Albee Motor Co. 198/44 Bureau of Health Building 198/45 Burkhardt Building 198/46 Burlingame Model Home 198/47 Burnett Brothers 198/48 Burns Brothers 198/49 Burton Building 198/50 Buxton Motors Co. 198/51 C. C. Bradley Store 198/52 C. N. Horsfeldt Office 198/53 C. N. Souther Associates 198/54 Cal Ink Co. 198/55 Calaroga Terrace

Retirement home near Coliseum.

 198/56 Calbag Steel Warehouse Co. 198/57 Calef Furniture Co. 198/58 California Bag & Metal Co. 198/59 Campbell Chain 198/60 Campbell-Weiss Reprographics 198/61 Campfire Girls 198/62 Canadian Legion 198/63 Candland Co. 198/64 Cargill, Inc. 198/65 Carlson National Home 198/66 Carlson Printing Co. 198/67 Carpenter Paper Co. 198/68 Cascade China Co. 198/69 Cascade Construction Co. 198/70 Cascade Corp. 198/71 Cascade Hat & Cap Co. 198/72 Cascade Plywood 198/73 Cascade Village 198/74 Castles 198/75 Catholic Chancery Building 198/76 Caudle Home

Residence of Lawrence Caudle.

 198/77 Cauduro Home

Residence of Edward Cauduro.

 198/78 Cave-Ins 198/79 Ceba Market 198/80 Cedar Hills 198/81 Century Tower 198/82 Challenge Creameries 198/83 Chamber of Commerce (1)

Includes Chamber of Commerce Building.

See also: Portland - Commerce Building; Portland - Junior Chamber of Commerce.

 198/84 Chamber of Commerce (2) 198/85 Chamber of Commerce (3) 198/86 Chamber Society of Oregon 198/87 Chandler Shoe Store 198/88 Chapman Square 198/89 Charles F. Berg, Inc.

Also called Berg's.

See also: People - Berg, Forrest.

 198/90 Charles H. Day Co. 198/91 Chas Shaw Furniture Co. 198/92 Chase Bag Co. 198/93 Chase Garfield Motor Co. Building 198/94 Chevrolet Dealers

See also: Portland - Fields Motor Co.

 198/95 Chez Nous 198/96 Children's Museum

Also called Junior Museum.

 198/97 Children's Parade (1) 198/98 Children's Parade (2) 198/99 China Doll Night Club 198/100 Chinatown 198/101 Chinese New Year Celebrations 198/102 Chown Hardware 198/103 Christmas Celebrations 198/104 Chrysler Motor Car Co. Subseries 4 Churches and Other Houses of Worship

Does not include wedding and funeral chapels.

See also: Portland - Precious Blood Convent; Portland - Sanctuary of Our Sorrowful Mother

 198/105 Buddhist Temples 198/106 Christian Churches (General)

Consists of churches that are either non-demoninational or whose denomination is unspecified; includes a number of photographs related to First Christian Church and Kern Park Christian Church.

 198/107 Adventist Christian

Site was formerly the Woodstock Methodist Church.

 198/108 Alliance 198/109 Apostolic Faith 198/110 Assembly of God 198/111 Baptist 198/112 Catholic (1) 198/113 Catholic (2) 199/1 Christian Science 199/2 Church of God 199/3 Church of God in Christ 199/4 Congregational 199/5 Covenant 199/6 Divine Science 199/7 Episcopal (1) 199/8 Episcopal (2) 199/9 Evangelical 199/10 Foursquare 199/11 Friends

Denomination commonly referred to as Quakers.

 199/12 Greek Orthodox 199/13 Jehovah's Witness 199/14 Korean 199/15 Lutheran 199/16 Methodist 199/17 Presbyterian 199/18 Russian Orthodox 199/19 Seventh-Day Adventist 199/20 Syrian Orthodox 199/21 Ukrainian Orthodox 199/22 Unitarian 199/23 United Bretheren 199/24 Church of Scientology 199/25 Synagogues (1) 199/26 Synagogues (2) 199/27 Churn Maid Products Co. 199/28 City Auto Inspection Plant 199/29 City-County-State Building 199/30 City Birthday

Contains photograph from 1981 depicting cake baked to commemorate 130th anniversary of city's founding.

 199/31 City Council 199/32 City Directory 199/33 City Dump 199/34 City Hall 199/35 City Jail 199/36 City Records 199/37 Civic Center 199/38 Civic Stadium

Formerly known as Multnomah Stadium.

 199/39 Civil Defense (1) 199/40 Civil Defense (2) 199/41 Civil Service Board 199/42 Civil Works Administration 199/43 Clark Equipment Co. 199/44 Coast Specialty Co. 199/45 Coca Cola Bottling Co. 199/46 Coe Manufacturing Co. 199/47 Cohen-Anderson Motor Co. 199/48 College Square Subseries 5 Colleges, Universities and Seminaries 199/49 Albany College

See also: Lewis & Clark College.

 199/50 Cascade College 199/51 Concordia University

Formerly named Concordia College.

 199/52 Eastside Community College 199/53 Judson Baptist College 199/54 Lewis & Clark College (1)

See also: Albany College.

 199/55 Lewis & Clark College (2) 199/56 Multnomah University

Also known as Multnomah College and Multnomah School of the Bible.

 199/57 North Pacific Dental College 199/58 Oregon Health and Science University (1)

Formerly known as University of Oregon Medical School and University of Oregon Health Sciences Center.

 199/59 Oregon Health and Science University (2) 199/60 Oregon Health and Science University (3) 199/61 Oregon Health and Science University (4) 199/62 Oregon Polytechnic Institute

Also known as Oregon Polytechnic Vocational College.

 199/63 Pacific Chiropractic College 199/64 Portland Community College (1) 199/65 Portland Community College (2) 199/66 Portland State University (1)

Formerly known as Portland State College.

See also: Vanport - Schools.

 199/67 Portland State University (2) 199/68 Reed College (1) 199/69 Reed College (2) 199/70 Reed College (3) 199/71 Reed College (4) 199/72 Reed College (5) 199/73 Reed College (6) 199/74 University of Portland

Formerly known as Columbia University.

 199/75 Warner Pac College 199/76 Western Conservative Baptist Theological Seminary 199/77 Western University of Business 200/1 "Colony"

See also: Portland - Kamm Home.

 200/2 Columbia Crate & Box Co. 200/3 Columbia Exporters 200/4 Columbia Golf Course 200/5 Columbia Hunt Club 200/6 Columbia Markets 200/7 Columbia Park 200/8 Columbia Slough 200/9 Columbia-Edwater Country Club 200/10 Colwood Golf Club 200/11 Commerce Building

See also: Portland - Chamber of Commerce.

 200/12 Commercial Garage 200/13 Commercial Iron Works (1) 200/14 Commercial Iron Works (2) 200/15 Commonwealth Trust & Title Co. 200/16 Community Care Association 200/17 Community Chest (1) 200/18 Community Chest (2) 200/19 Community Chest (3) 200/20 Concordia District 200/21 Condit & Conser Inc. 200/22 Congress of Industrial Organizations

See also: Portland - American Labor Federation.

 200/23 Consolidated Freightways 200/24 Consolidated Truck Lines, Inc. Depot 200/25 Consumer Credit Counseling Service 200/26 Contemporary Arts Gallery 200/27 Contests 200/28 Continental Can Co. 200/29 Continental Grain Co. 200/30 Continental Porche-Audi Inc. 200/31 Contractors 200/32 Convoy Co. 200/33 Cooley & Rinehart Co. 200/34 Copeland Lumber Co. 200/35 (Henry L.) Corbett Home

Residence of Henry L. Corbett.

 200/36 (N. W.) Corbett Home

Residence of N. W. Corbett.

 200/37 Corey Motor Co. 200/38 Cornell, Howland, Hayes, Merryfield 200/39 Cornet Store 200/40 Cosmopolitan Club 200/41 Costello Home

Residence of Thomas Costello.

 200/42 Couch Park 200/43 Council Crest 200/44 Craft Shop of the Handicapped 200/45 Cramer Machinery Co. 200/46 Crane Co. Pipe Warehouse 200/47 Crawford Home

Residence of John H. Crawford.

 200/48 Crawford & Doherty Foundry 200/49 Cremona Phonographs 200/50 Crescendo Club 200/51 Creston Park & Pool 200/52 Crestview Convalescent Home 200/53 Crown Plaza 200/54 Crown Zellerbach

See also: Portland - Zellerbach Paper Co.

 200/55 Cummings Tire Co. 200/56 Cunocar Accounting Service 200/57 Cutler Manufacturing Co. 200/58 D. N. & E. Walter Co. 200/59 Dana Home

Residence of Marhsal N. Dana.

 200/60 Davidson Baking Co. 200/61 Dawson Park

Contains photograph of two men protesting; Post-It note attached to original folder read, "Watters" and "Dahlgren" - possibly the protesters' surnames.

 200/62 Day Music Co. 200/63 Dean Witter & Co. 200/64 Delta Park

Built on the site of Vanport.

 Subseries 6 Demonstrations 200/65 General 200/66 Anti-Nuclear Arms 200/67 Iranian Student Controversy 200/68 Vietnam War Protest

Referred to as "Vietnam Moratorium."

 200/69 Department of Agriculture Building 200/70 Diagnostic Centers, Inc. 200/71 Dick Niles Auto Agency 200/72 Dickens Old Curiosity Shop 200/73 Dickinson Preserves 200/74 Dieringer Brothers 200/75 Director's Furniture 200/76 Directors, Inc. 200/77 Disabled American Veterans of the World War

Made up of World War I veterans.

 200/78 Disaster Test Plan 200/79 Dixie Bakery 200/80 Docks

See also: Portland - Harbor; Portland - Terminals; Portland - Waterfront.

 200/81 Dodge Brothers Building 200/82 Doney Home

Residence of William A. Doney.

 200/83 Dooly & Co. 200/84 Downtown District 200/85 Downtown Imports 200/86 Downtown Plaza 200/87 Drake Lumber Co. 200/88 Dredges 200/89 Dreyfus Co. Elevator 200/90 Drive-In Theaters 200/91 Drydocks 200/92 DuBois Motor Co. 200/93 Duke & Duchess Shop 200/94 Dunham Printing Co. 200/95 Duniway Park 200/96 Dunn-Bradstreet Co. 200/97 Dunthorpe District 200/98 Dunton Meadows 200/99 Duo-Fast Oregon Co. 200/100 Dupont Paint Service 200/101 Durant Motor Co. 200/102 Durkee Co. 200/103 Durkheimer Building 200/104 Dwight Edwards Co. 200/105 Dwyer Lumber Co. 200/106 E. H. Boyle & Son 200/107 Eagles Lodge 200/108 Earth Day Celebrations 200/109 Earwig Control 200/110 East Morrison Station 200/111 East Portland Warehouse Co. 200/112 East Side Breakfast Club 200/113 East Side Commercial Club 200/114 East Side Funeral Directors 200/115 East Side Terminal, Inc. 200/116 Easter Celebrations 200/117 Easter Seal Society 200/118 Easterday Supply Co. 200/119 Eastern & Western Lumber Co. 200/120 Eastern Outfitting Building 201/1 Eastgate Shopping Center 201/2 Eastmoreland District 201/3 Eastmoreland Golf Course 201/4 Eastport Plaza Shopping Center 201/5 Eastside Farmers Market 201/6 Eastside Plating 201/7 Eclipse Manufacturing Co. 201/8 Edwards Furniture Co. 201/9 Electric Auto-Lite Co. 201/10 Electric Club 201/11 Electric Steel Foundry 201/12 Electro Scientific Industries 201/13 Electro-Measurements Co. 201/14 Electronic Specialty 201/15 Elevators 201/16 Elizabeth Sackett Shop 201/17 Elk Rock Island 201/18 Elks 201/19 Elks Convention 201/20 Elks Temple 201/21 Ellis Motor Co. 201/22 Ellis Home

Residence of Robert Hale Ellis.

 201/23 Ellison-White Bureau 201/24 Eloise Beauty Salon 201/25 Emergency Services 201/26 Equitable Building 201/27 Esco Corp. 201/28 Exchange Building 201/29 Explosions 201/30 F.I.S.H. Agency 201/31 FMC Corp. 201/32 Fabric House 201/33 Fabri-Valve Co. 201/34 Factory Motor Car Co. 201/35 Fahey-Brockman 201/36 Failing Home

Residence of Mary F. Failing.

 201/37 Fairlawn Home 201/38 Fariview Farm 201/39 Faloma District 201/40 Family Counseling Service 201/41 Farley Building 201/42 Farm & Industrial Equipment Co. 201/43 Farmers' Cooperative Market 201/44 Farmers Dairy Association 201/45 Farmers Insurance Group 201/46 Farmers Wholesale Market Building 201/47 Fashion Bootery 201/48 Fashioncraft Furniture Co. 201/49 Favorite Boathouse 201/50 Federal Building 201/51 Federal Communications Commission 201/52 Federal Emergency Relief Administration 201/53 Federal Information Center 201/54 Federal Square 201/55 Festival Center 201/56 Fibrebaord Products Co. 201/57 File-A-Way Parking Subseries 7 Fires and Fire Department

Also look under the names of individual businesses, buildings and residences which suffered fires.

 201/58 Fire Alarms and Sirens 201/59 Fire Department

Includes photographs of firefighters.

 201/60 Fire Department - Toy and Joy Makers 201/61 Fire Engines and Other Vehicles 201/62 Fire Equipment 201/63 Fire Horses

Horses that pulled pre-motorized fire engines.

 201/64 Fire Prevention and Drills 201/65 Fire Stations 201/66 Fireboats 201/67 Fires (1) 201/68 Fires (2) 201/69 Fires (3) 201/70 Fires (4) 201/71 Fires (5) 201/72 Fires (6) 201/73 Fires (7) 201/74 Fires (8) 201/75 Fires (9) 201/76 Firehouse Theater 201/77 Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. 201/78 First Citizen 201/79 First Federal Savings & Loan Association 201/80 First Finance 201/81 Fir-Tex Insulating Board Co. 201/82 Fishel's Awning & Supply Co. 201/83 Fisher Flouring Mills 201/84 Fisher-Thorensen & Co., Inc. Subseries 8 Floods 201/85 General (1) 201/86 General (2) 201/87 May-June 1948

See also: Vanport Flood (1948).

 201/88 May-June 1948 201/89 June 1950 201/90 December 1955 201/91 May-June 1956 201/92 December 1964 201/93 January-February 1969 202/1 Forest Park 202/2 Forestry Building

Building built for 1905 Lewis & Clark Exposition that burned down in 1964.

 201/3 Forestry Center 201/4 Foster & Marshall 201/5 Foster Home

Residence of Oliver M. Foster.

 202/6 Foster Road Boosters Club 201/7 Foster Road Pharmacy 201/8 Foster Sporting Goods Store 201/9 Foto Tek Press 202/10 Fouch Electric Manufacturing Co. 202/11 Fought & Co. 202/12 Foughty Home

Residence of Welsley M. Foughty.

 202/13 Foundation Worsted Co. Subseries 9 Fountains 202/14 General 202/15 Benson Bubblers 202/16 Civic Auditorium 202/17 Ira M. Keller 202/18 Lee Kelly 202/19 Lovejoy 202/20 Shemanski 202/21 Skidmore (1) 202/22 Skidmore (2) 202/23 Thompson 202/24 Fowler Manufacturing Co. 202/25 Fox Furniture Co. 202/26 Fralick Home

Residence of Claire Fralick.

 202/27 Francis Motor Car Co. 202/28 Frank & Robinson Real Estate Co. 202/29 Frank Chevrolet Co. 202/30 Frank Home

Residence of Lloyd Frank, now a part of the Lewis & Clark College campus.

 202/31 Frank L. McGuire Co. 202/32 Frank R. Edwards Co. 202/33 Frank Stationary & Printing Co. 202/34 Frankie's Market 202/35 Franklin Market 202/36 Franklin Printing Co. 202/37 Franz Bakery 202/38 Fraser Paper 202/39 Fraternal Benevolent Association of Blind 202/40 Fraternal Drill Team Association 202/41 Frawley-Clark Co. 202/42 Frazer Detention Home 202/43 Fred Bauer Chevrolet Building 202/44 Fred Meyer, Inc. (1) 202/45 Fred Meyer, Inc. (2) 202/46 Fred Meyer, Inc. (3) 202/47 Freedom Center, Inc. 202/48 Freeman & Hayslip 202/49 Freightliner Corp. 202/50 French Bakery 202/51 French Relief Bazaar 202/52 Friendly Center Mission 202/53 Friendly House 202/54 Frigidaire Sales Corp. 202/55 Front Street Public Market 202/56 Frostkist Ice Cream Co. 202/57 Fruit & Flower Mission and Day Nursery 202/58 Future Products Co. 202/59 G. C. Ackerman Co. 202/60 Gabriel Park 202/61 Gadsby's Furniture Store 202/62 Gallen-Kamp Show Stores 202/63 Galleria 202/64 Gary Worth 202/65 Gateway Motors 202/66 Gem Top Manufacturing 202/67 Genealogical Forum 202/68 General Electric Co. 202/69 General Motors Parade of Progress 202/70 General Motors Show 202/71 General Paint Corp. 202/72 General Petroleum Corp. 202/73 George B. Wallace Co. 202/74 George L. Baker Flower Shop 202/75 Georgia Pacific Co.

Includes Georgia Pacific Building.

 202/76 Gevurtz Store 202/77 Gill Seed Co. 202/78 Gillespie Equipment Inc. 202/79 Girl Scouts (1) 202/80 Girl Scouts (2) 202/81 Gladding, McBean & Co. 202/82 Glendor's 202/83 Glendoveer Golf Course 202/84 Golby Bag Co. 202/85 Goodnough Building

Oregon Journal's offices were originally located at this building.

 202/86 Goodrich Lumber Co. 202/87 Goodwill Industries (1) 202/88 Goodwill Industries (2) 202/89 Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. 202/90 Goose Hollow 202/91 Gordon Building 202/92 Government Center 202/93 Grand Army Cemetery 202/94 Grand Central Public Market 202/95 Grand Rapids Showcase Co. 202/96 Grandma Cookie Co. 202/97 Grayson's 202/98 Great Western Discount Center 202/99 Great Western Properties, Inc. 202/100 Greater Mountain Chemical Co. 202/101 (Harry A.) Green Home

Residence of Harry A. Green.

 202/102 (Sissy) Green Home

Residence of Sissy Green.

 202/103 Green Hills District 202/104 Greenwood Cemetery 202/105 Greyhound Bus Depot

See also: Portland - Pacific Trailways Bus Co.

 203/1 Griffith Rubber Mills 203/2 Grocery Clerks

Consists of a photo of unionized grocery clerks at the Labor Temple.

 203/3 The Grocery Sack 203/4 Guild's Lake 203/5 Gunderson Brothers 203/6 H & R Block 203/7 H. A. Anderson Co. 203/8 H. J. Sandberg Co. 203/9 Hal Roysum Inc. 203/10 Halfway House 203/11 Hall Processing Co. 203/12 Haller Home

Residence of Mark Haller.

 203/13 Halline Equipment Co. 203/14 Halloween Celebrations 203/15 Hallwyer Printing Co. 203/16 Hanchett Manufacturing Co. 203/17 Hank Home

Residence of Robert R. Hank.

 203/18 Hanset Brothers 203/19 Happy Hollow Children's Center 203/20 Harbor

See also: Portland - Docks; Portland - Terminals; Portland - Waterfront.

 203/21 Harbor Motor Co. 203/22 Harbor Patrol 203/23 Harrison Square 203/24 Harvey Welch Furniture Co. 203/25 Hazelwood Building 203/26 Hazen Home

Residence of Ben Hazen.

 203/27 Heater Music Corp. 203/28 Hemrich Brewing Co. 203/29 Heintz Building 203/30 Helm Building 203/31 Hennessey, Goetsch & McGee Mortuary 203/32 Henry Building 203/33 Henry Carlson Park 203/34 Henry Freeman Co. 203/35 Herb Ballin & Co. 203/36 Hibernian Hall 203/37 Hickory Farms Store 203/38 Highland Community Center 203/39 Highland Games 203/40 Highland Grange 203/41 Hilltop Center 203/42 Hirsch Home

Residence of Solomon Hirsch.

 203/43 Hirsch-Weis Co. 203/44 Historic Buildings and Landmarks

Includes Barber Block, Winslow Ayer Home, Monastery of the Precious Blood, Steigerwald Dairy Co., Thomas Kay Woolen Mill, Mission Mill Museum, and unnamed houses.

 203/45 Ho-Ti Supper Club 203/46 Holgate Moorage 203/47 Holiday Inn Sniper Incident 1976 203/48 Holladay Park 203/49 Hollywood District 203/50 Home Makers Supply Co. 203/51 Honeyman Building 203/52 Honeyman Home 203/53 Hope Abbey Mausoleum Subseries 10 Hospitals and Clinics

Does not include nursing/retirement homes.

 203/54 Alcoholic Rehabilitation Center and Clinic 203/55 Allison Convalescent Hospital 203/56 Babies and Children's Medical Building 203/57 Base Hospital No. 46 203/58 Coffey Memorial Hospital 203/59 Doernbecher Hospital 203/60 Emanuel Hospital 203/61 Dr. George F. Walliker Office 203/62 Good Samaritan Hospital 203/63 Gutman House 203/64 Hahnemann Hospital 203/65 Kearney Street Convalescent Center 203/66 Medical Arts Building 203/67 Medical Center 203/68 Medical Clinic Building 203/69 Medical Dental Building 203/70 Multnomah County Hospital 203/71 Portland Ortheopathic Hospital 203/72 Portland Pediatric Clinic 203/73 Providence Hospital 203/74 Redwood Convalescent Home 203/75 Rehabilitation Institute of Oregon

Also called Rehabilitation Center.

 203/76 St. Vincent's Hospital 203/77 Tuberculosis Hospital 203/78 Tuberculosis Survey Center 203/79 VertiCare 203/80 Veterans Administration Hospital (1)

Also called Veterans Administration Medical Center and Veterans Hospital.

 203/81 Veterans Administration Hospital (2) 203/82 Veterans Administration Hospital (3) 203/83 Wemme Memorial Hospital 203/84 West Hills Convalescent Center 203/85 White Shield Home and Hospital

See also: Portland - Salvation Army.

 203/86 Wilcox Memorial Hospital 203/87 Woman's Convalescent Home 203/88 Woodland Park Hospital 203/89 Youth Medical-Dental Center Subseries 11 Hotels, Inns and Motels 203/90 A-C

Includes All States Motel, Broadway Hotel, Caravan Motor Motel, Campbell Court Hotel, Coliseum Motel, Cosmopolitan Airtel, Congress Hotel, Commodore Hotel, and Chesterbury Hotel.

 203/91 Benson Hotel 203/92 Carlton Hotel 203/93 D-L

Includes Foster Hotel, Green Hotel, Geneva Hotel, Hamilton Hotel, Home Hotel, and La Belle Hotel.

 203/94 Hilton Hotel 203/95 Hoyt Hotel 203/96 Hungerford Hotel 203/97 Lenox Hotel 203/98 Lind Hotel 203/99 M

Includes Mark Antony Hotel, Market Court Apartment Hotel, and Medical Center Hotel.

 203/100 Marabba West Hotel 203/101 Marriott Hotel 203/102 Martha Washington Hotel 203/103 Martin Hotel 203/104 Mayflower Hotel 203/105 Multnomah Hotel 203/106 N-R

Includes New Willard Hotel, Norris Hotel, Prince of Wales Hotel, Ramada Inn, Roseland Hotel, and Rowland Hotel.

 203/107 New Heathman Hotel 203/108 Park Haviland Hotel 203/109 Portland Hotel

See also: Portland - Pioneer Courthouse Square.

 203/110 Red Lion Motor Inn

See also: Portland - Red Lion Motor Inn Hostage Incident (1979).

 203/111 Roosevelt Hotel 203/112 Ryan Hotel 203/113 S

Includes St. Andrews Hotel, St. Francis Hotel, Senator Hotel, and Seward Hotel.

 203/114 St. Charles Hotel 203/115 Sheraton Hotel 203/116 Southern Hotel 203/117 T-Z

Includes Washington Hotel, Water Tower Inn, Western Hotel, Western Rooms Hotel, and Women's West Hotel.

 203/118 Windsor Hotel 203/119 Houses and Housing (1)

Consists of photographs of unnamed houses and house construction.

 203/120 Houses and Housing (2) 203/121 Houseboats 203/122 Housemasters 203/123 Howard Auto Co. 203/124 Howard-Cooper Corp.

See also: Portland - Oregon State Motor Vehicles Department Building.

 203/125 Howells & Walp 204/1 Hoyt Arboretum 204/2 Hurgen & Schindler Building 204/3 Hylands Book Store 204/4 Hyster Co. 204/5 Ideal Sales Co. 204/6 Ides of March

Name of a store.

 204/7 Ikebana 204/8 Independence Day Celebrations

Also known as Fourth of July celebrations.

 204/9 Independent Foundry Co. 204/10 Indochinese Cultural & Service Center

See also: Portland - Refugees; Subjects - Refugees from Vietnam.

 204/11 Industrial Air Products Co. 204/12 Industries for the Visually Impaired 204/13 Inman-Poulson Lumber Co. 204/14 Interchurch Office Center 204/15 International Order of Odd Fellows

See also: Portland - Odd Fellows Building.

 204/16 Inverness Golf Course 204/17 Investors Insurance Corp. 204/18 Iron Fireman Manufacturing Co. 204/19 Irwin-Hodson Co. 204/20 J. C. Penney Co. 204/21 J. K. Gill Co. 204/22 J. P. Finley & Son Mortuary 204/23 Jackson Tower

Housed the Oregon Journal's offices 1912-48.

 204/24 Jantzen Beach Park 204/25 Jantzen Knitting Mills 204/26 Jaycees 204/27 Jefferson Substation

See also: Portland General Electric.

 204/28 Jennings Furniture Store 204/29 Jewish Community Center

Includes one photograph of what is dubbed "Old Neighborhood House."

 204/30 Job Corps 204/31 Job Fair 204/32 Joe Fisher Co. and House

Fisher was an automobile dealer; house photos are of planned residence having been damaged by landslide.

 204/33 John's Landing 204/34 Johnson Creek 204/35 Johnson Nut Co. 204/36 Joseph Lucas Music Mart 204/37 Joseph Wood Hill Park 204/38 Judges

Consists of a 1969 photograph of municipal judges being sworn in.

 204/39 Junay's Garden 204/40 Junior Achievement (1)

See also: Portland - Junior Achievement Bank.

 204/41 Junior Achievement (2) 204/42 Junior Chamber of Commerce

See also: Portland - Chamber of Commerce.

 204/43 Junior League (1) 204/44 Junior League (2) 204/45 Junior Red Cross

See also: Portland - American Red Cross.

 204/46 Juvenile Home 204/47 K-Mart 204/48 Kahl's Interiors 204/49 Kaiser-Frazer 204/50 Kamm Building 204/51 Kamm Home

Residence of Jacob Kamm.

See also: Portland - "Colony."

 204/52 Karlsleigh Home

Residence of Florence Karlsleigh.

 204/53 Kay Manufacturing Co. 204/54 Kelly Home

Residence of Clinton Kelly; photographs are from after the house's demolition.

 204/55 Kelly Point Park 204/56 Kenworth Motor Truck Co. 204/57 Kern Home

Residence of Grace Kern.

 204/58 Kerr, Gifford & Co. 204/59 Kerr Home

Residence of Peter Kerr.

 204/60 Kerr Grain Corp. 204/61 Kienow's 204/62 Killingsworth District 204/63 Kindsfather & Gradwold

Also known as Kindsfather's Rugs & Carpets.

 204/64 King Brothers Inc. 204/65 Kirk Park 204/66 Knight & Piercy 204/67 Kroeker Home

Residence of J. Donals Kroeker.

 204/68 Kupp Motor Co. 204/69 L. D. Heater Music Co. 204/70 L. R. Teeple Co. 204/71 La Grand Industrial Supply Co. 204/72 Labor Temple 204/73 Ladd's Addition 204/74 Ladd Stable 204/75 Lamb-Weston, Inc. 204/76 Lambert Gardens 204/77 Lampus Co. 204/78 Landslides 204/79 Larrabee Air Compressor Co. 204/80 Latvian Cultural & Song Festival 204/81 Laurelhurst Club 204/82 Laurelhurst Park (1) 204/83 Laurelhurst Park (2) 204/84 Laurgaard Waterfront 204/85 Lee Cosart Motor Co. 204/86 Lectro-Lift, Inc. 204/87 Leeds Shoe Store 204/88 Leonard Home

Residence of William Franklin Leonard.

 204/89 Leupold & Stevens Instruments 204/90 Leupold-Volpel Co. 204/91 Libby, McNeill & Libby 204/92 Liberty Temple 204/93 Libraries

Contains photographs of Multnomah County Central Library and branches.

 204/94 Light Standards 204/95 Lincoln Building 204/96 Lincoln House 204/97 Lincoln Memorial Park and Cemetery 204/98 Lincoln Sales Building 204/99 Lindley Home 204/100 Link-Belt Co. 204/101 Lions Club 204/102 Lipman-Wolfe & Co. 204/103 Lloyd Building 204/104 Lloyd Center (1) 204/105 Lloyd Center (2) 204/106 Lloyd Center (3) 204/107 Lloyd Center (4) 204/108 Lloyd Center (5) 204/109 Lloyd Plaza 205/1 Lone Fir Cemetery 205/2 Lownsdale Square 205/3 Lumber Manufacturers Association 205/4 Lumbermen's Building 205/5 M. E. Dinihanianh & Sons 205/6 Mail-Well Co. 205/7 Macleay Park 205/8 Mall 205 205/9 Mann Retirement Home 205/10 Manning Warehouse 205/11 Masonic Temple 205/12 May Motor Co. 205/13 Mayer Building 205/14 Mayflower Milk District 205/15 Mayson Overstuffed Furniture Co. 205/16 Maytag Northwest Co. 205/17 Meier & Frank Co. 205/18 Melvin Mark Properties 205/19 Memorial Coliseum 205/20 Metro Youth 205/21 Metropolitan Printing 205/22 Metropolitan Service District 205/23 Metzger-Parker Realty Co. 205/24 Merchants Exchange 205/25 Mill Ends Park 205/26 Miss Tan Portland 205/27 Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co. 205/28 Monark Forge & Machine Works 205/29 Montag Stove-Furnace 205/30 Montgomery Ward 205/31 Mt. Calvary Cemetery 205/32 Mt. Tabor Park 205/33 Multnomah Athletic Club

Consists of floor plans for planned facility.

 205/34 Multnomah County Animal Shelter 205/35 Multnomah County Courthouse 205/36 Multnomah County Fair

Contains photos of fair when it was held in Exposition Center in 1970s and 1980s; see also: Gresham - Fairs and Fairgrounds.

 205/37 Multnomah County Farm 205/38 Multnomah Golf Club 205/39 Municipal Court 205/40 Murder

Consists largely of sketches of murder suspects and photographs of crime scenes.

 205/41 Murlark Hall 205/42 N. W. Familian, Inc. 205/43 Nash's Marina 205/44 National Biscuit Co. 205/45 National Cash Register Co. 205/46 Naturalization Ceremonies 205/47 Neighborfair 205/48 Neighbors of Woodcraft 205/49 Nelson Equipment Co. 205/50 Nero & Associates 205/51 New Market Theater 205/52 Newberry's

Also known as J. J. Newberry Co.

 205/53 Nob Hill Florist 205/54 Norcrest China Co. 205/55 Nordics

Appliance and floor-covering store.

 205/56 Nordstrom 205/57 Norm Thompson Outfitters 205/58 Norse Hall 205/59 North American Wildlife & Natural Resources Conference 205/60 North Pacific Lumber Co. 205/61 Northern School Supply Co. 205/62 Northern Specialty Sales, Inc. 205/63 Northwest Candles, Inc. 205/64 Northwest Marine Iron Works 205/65 Northwest Natural Gas Co. 205/66 Northwest Nut Growers 205/67 Northwest Packing Co. 205/68 Northwest Power Planning Council 205/69 Northwestern Metalware Co. 205/70 Northwestern Transfer Co. 205/71 Nu-Way Printing & Envelope Co. 205/72 Oak Acres Mobile Homes 205/73 Oak House 205/74 Oakland-Pontiac

Also known as Albee-Smith Motors, Inc.

 205/75 Oaks Park 205/76 O'Bryant Square 205/77 Occidental Life Building 205/78 Odd Fellows Building

See also: Portland - International Order of Odd Fellows.

 205/79 OK Tire Stores 205/80 Oktoberfest Celebrations 205/81 Old Town District 205/82 Oliphant & Bates Insurance Agency 205/83 Omark Industries 205/84 Orbanco, Inc. 205/85 Oregon Association of Credit Management 205/86 Oregon Centennial Exposition (1) 205/87 Oregon Centennial Exposition (2) 205/88 Oregon Centennial Exposition (3) 205/89 Oregon Consular Corps 205/90 Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles Building

Located at building that had housed Howard-Cooper, Corp.; see also: Portland - Auto License Headquarters.

 205/91 Oregon Fair Share 205/92 Oregon Graduate Center 205/93 Oregon Humane Society 205/94 Oregon Historical Society 205/95 Oregon Medical Association 205/96 Oregon Museum of Science & Industry (OMSI) (1) 205/97 Oregon Museum of Science & Industry (OMSI) (2) 205/98 Oregon Museum of Science & Industry (OMSI) (3) 205/99 Oregon Museum of Science & Industry (OMSI) (4) 205/100 Oregon Primate Center 205/101 Oregon Shipbuilding Corp. (1)

See also: Portland - Albina Engine & Machine Works.

 205/102 Oregon Shipbuilding Corp. (2) 205/103 Oregon Shipbuilding Corp. (3) 205/104 Oregon Society of Artists 205/105 Oregon Title Insurance Co. 205/106 Oregon Volunteers Monument

Monument in Chapman Square dedicated to 2nd Oregon Volunteer Infantry.

 205/107 Oregon Zoology Center 205/108 Oregonian Building

Includes both original pre-1950 building and the one that replaced it.

 205/109 Oregonian Credit Union 205/110 Outside-In 205/111 Overlook District 205/112 Owens-Corning Fiberglass Engineering & Supply Co. 206/1 P. H. Dunn Motor Co. 206/2 P. T. Ainge Co. 206/3 Pacific Air Transport

Air Mail service.

 206/4 Pacific First Federal Savings & Loan 206/5 Pacific Indemnity Co. 206/6 Pacific International Livestock Exposition 206/7 Pacific Logging Congress 206/8 Pacific Northwest Bell 206/9 Pacific Paperboard Products 206/10 Pacific Power & Light Co. (1) 206/11 Pacific Power & Light Co. (2) 206/12 Pacific Rim Center 206/13 Pacific Square 206/14 Pacific Trailways Bus Co.

See also: Portland - Greyhound Bus Depot.

 206/15 Packwest 206/16 Park Blocks 206/17 Park View Nursing Home 206/18 Park Bureau 206/19 Parking Structures

See also: Portland - Pioneer Courthouse Square.

 206/20 Parry Center 206/21 Paul Schatz Furniture Store 206/22 Peace Walk 206/23 Pearson's Mortuary 206/24 Peco Menufacturing Co. 206/25 Peninsula Park 206/26 Pemsalt Chemicals Corp. 206/27 Photo Art Commercial Studios 206/28 Photo Island 206/29 Piggly Wiggly Stores 206/30 Pioneer Courthouse

See also: Portland - Post Offices.

 206/31 Pioneer Courthouse Square

See also: Portland Hotel; Portland - Parking Structures.

 206/32 Pioneer Savings & Loan 206/33 Pittock Block 206/34 Pittock Mansion 206/35 Plaid Pantry 206/36 Plancich Fish Co. 206/37 Plummer's Drug Store 206/38 Points West Art Gallery 206/39 Police Department (1) 206/40 Police Department (2) 206/41 Police Department - Possum Incident

Incident wherein 2 officers were fired for having dumped dead possums in front of an African-American-owned business.

 206/42 Police Department - Sunshine Division 206/43 Police Academy 206/44 Police Review Boards 206/45 Police Station 206/46 Port of Portland

See also: Portland - Docks; Portland - Waterfront.

 206/47 Portland Art Festival Subseries 12 Portland Art Museum

See also: Subjects - Art.

 206/48 General 206/49 Art School and Workshops 206/50 Buildings 206/51 Christmas Events 206/52 Fashion Shows, Plays and Other Events 206/53 Paintings and Drawings (1) 206/54 Paintings and Drawings (2) 206/55 Paintings and Drawings (3) 206/56 Paintings and Drawings (4) 206/57 Paintings and Drawings (5) 206/58 Paintings and Drawings (6) 206/59 Paintings and Drawings (7) 206/60 Paintings and Drawings (8) 206/61 Paintings and Drawings (9) 206/62 Paintings and Drawings (10) 206/63 Paintings and Drawings (11) 206/64 Paintings and Drawings (12) 206/65 Paintings and Drawings (13) 206/66 Sculptures (1) 206/67 Sculptures (2) 206/68 Other Art Forms and Exhibits (1) 206/69 Other Art Forms and Exhibits (2) 206/70 Other Art Forms and Exhibits (3) 207/1 Portland Bottling Co. 207/2 Portland Bureau of Planning 207/3 Portland Center 207/4 Portland Center for Hearing and Speech 207/5 Portland Children's Center, Inc. 207/6 Portland Civic Theater (1) 207/7 Portland Civic Theater (2) 207/8 Portland Conservatory Theater 207/9 Portland Electric & Plumbing Co. 207/10 Portland Electric Power Co. 207/11 Portland Exchange Club 207/12 Portland Fabricating Co. 207/13 Portland Federal Savings & Loan Association 207/14 Portland Garbage Incinerator 207/15 Portland Garden Club 207/16 Portland Gas & Coke Co. 207/17 Portland General Electric (PGE) (1)

Includes photographs of PGE facilities outside of Portland.

See also: Oregon - Trojan Nuclear Plant; Oregon - Willamette Falls Electric Co.

 207/18 Portland Golf club 207/19 Portland Gun Club 207/20 Portland Habilitation Center 207/21 Portland Heights Park 207/22 Portland Home Builders Association 207/23 Portland Housing Authority 207/24 Portland Hunt Club 207/25 Portland Induction Center 207/26 Portland International Airport (1)

Also known as Portland Airport.

 207/27 Portland International Airport (2) 207/28 Portland International Airport (3) 207/29 Portland Iron Works 207/30 Portland Junior Symphony 207/31 Portland Labor Center 207/32 Portland Meadows 207/33 Portland Memorial Crematorium 207/34 Portland Metropolitan Steering Committee 207/35 Portland Motors 207/36 Portland Opera 207/37 Portland Performing Arts Center 207/38 Portland Philharmonic Orchestra 207/39 Portland Plaza 207/40 Portland Plywood Corp. 207/41 Portland Postal Employees Credit Union 207/42 Portland Residential Manpower Center Subseries 13 Portland Rose Festival

Mostly photographs from the late 1960s, 1970s and early 1980s; see also People Series for individual queens and princesses.

 207/43 Junior Rose Festival - Parades, Etc. 207/44 Junior Rose Festival Princesses and Queens (1) 207/45 Junior Rose Festival Princesses and Queens (2) 207/46 Rose Festival - Parades, Etc. (1)

Includes Fleet Week and competitions.

 207/47 Rose Festival - Parades, Etc. (2) 207/48 Rose Festival - Parades, Etc. (3) 207/49 Rose Festival - Parades, Etc. (4) 207/50 Rose Festival - Princesses and Queens (1) 207/51 Rose Festival - Princesses and Queens (2) 207/52 Rose Festival - Princesses and Queens (3) 207/53 Rose Festival - Princesses and Queens (4) 207/54 Rose Festival - Princesses and Queens (5) 207/55 Rose Festival - Princesses and Queens (6) 207/56 Rose Festival - Princesses and Queens (7) 207/57 Rose Festival - Princesses and Queens (8) 207/58 Rose Festival - Princesses and Queens (9) 207/59 Royal Rosarians 207/60 Portland Seamen Center 208/1 Portland Social Turnverein 208/2 Portland Symphonic Choir 208/3 Portland Symphony Orchestra (1) 208/4 Portland Symphony Orchestra (2) 208/5 Portland Traction Co. 208/6 Portland Union Stockyards Co. 208/7 Portland Van & Storage Co. Warehouse 208/8 Portland Vegetable Oil Co. 208/9 Portland Woman's Club 208/10 Portland Women's Union 208/11 Portland Woolen Mills 208/12 Portland Yacht Club (1) 208/13 Portland Yacht Club (2) 208/14 Portland Yacht Club (3) 208/15 Portland Youth Philharmonic Orchestra 208/16 Posse

Also called Portland Mounted Posse.

 208/17 Post Offices

Includes some photographs of Pioneer Post Office, which later became Pioneer Courthouse.

 208/18 Poulsen House 208/19 Power Brake Equipment Co. 208/20 Power Plant Engineering Co. 208/21 Powers Furniture Co. 208/22 Precious Blood Convent 208/23 Precision Cast Parts Corp. 208/24 Premier Gear & Machine Works 208/25 Predergast & Associates 208/26 Press Club 208/27 Product Engineering Co. 208/28 Project Second Wind 208/29 Project Sharing Task Force 208/30 Prostitution 208/31 Providence Nursery 208/32 Public Service Building 208/33 Publishers Paper Co. 208/34 R. M. Wade & Co. 208/35 R. N. Chipman Chemical Co. 208/36 Rader Pneumatics Subseries 14 Radio and Television Stations 208/37 KALE 208/38 KATU 208/39 KBOO 208/40 KEX

Also referred to as Western Broadcasting Co.

 208/41 KGW 208/42 KHTV 208/43 KPBS 208/44 KPOK 208/45 Rainmakers 208/46 Raleigh Hills 208/47 Rasmussen & Co.

Also known as J. P. Rasmussen Co.

 208/48 REA Express 208/49 Readymix Concrete Co. 208/50 Real Estate Development 208/51 Recycling 208/52 Red Lion Motor Inn Hostage Incident 1979 May 22

Includes an image taken in 1980 during the subsequent trial.

 208/53 Red, White & Blue Thrift Store 208/54 Red Cross Dairy 208/55 Reed College Heights 208/56 Refugees

Consists primarily of photographs relating to refugees from Vietnam and elsewhere in Southeast Asia.

 208/57 Reser's Fine Foods 208/58 Reservoirs

For photographs of the reservoir in Washington Park, see: Portland - Washington Park.

 208/59 Restaurants of Oregon Association Subseries 15 Restaurants, Cafés and Other Eateries 208/60 A-D

Includes Aladdin Restaurant, Arbuckle Flat Restaurant, Bart's Drive-In, Bart's Wharf Restaurant, Beef & Brew Restaurant, Big Apple Restaurant, Big Plate Lunch, Brite Spot Restaurant, Broadway Inn, Burger King, Bush Gardens Restaurant, Canton Grill, Charhouse Restaurant, Commodore Grille, Country Cousin Restaurant, Desert Room, Delphina's Restaurant, and Dungeness Dan's Restaurant.

 208/61 Anchorage Restaurant 208/62 Arrow Café 208/63 Bohemian Restaurant 208/64 Carmen's Restaurant

Also known as Carmen's Cactus Room.

 208/65 Chinese Garden Restaurant 208/66 E-L

Includes Eat Around the Clock, Gable Taven, Gazeeboat Restaurant, Hamburger Train, Hillvilla Restaurant, Hippopotamus Restaurant, House of Pancakes, Huber's Restaurant, Imbrie Farmstead Restaurant, Keong Kee Kitchen, Lida Restaurant, and L'Omelette Restaurant.

 208/67 Harmony Café 208/68 Jake's Grill 208/69 John's Meat Market 208/70 M-S

Includes Manning's Café, Nohlgren's Dinners, Rimrock Barbecue Restaurant, Riviera Restaurant, Sahr's Restaurant, Sambo's Restaurant, and Scotty Self-Service Drive-In.

 208/71 McDonald's 208/72 Price Is Right Restaurant/Russet Burbank's

Price Is Right went out of business, and was replaced with Russet Burbank's.

 208/73 Safari Club Restaurant 208/74 Speck's Restaurant 208/75 T-Z

Includes The Fiddler's 3 Restaurant, The Stomach Restaurant, Thiele's Restaurant, Tik Tok Restaurant, Tillicum Restaurant, Timber Topper Restaurant, Uncle Chen Restaurant, Victoria's Nephew Restaurant, Village Inn Restaurant, Win's Silk & Satin Restaurant, and Woodstock Restaurant.

 208/76 Yaw's Top Notch Restaurant 208/77 Zinsley Restaurant 208/78 Rexall Drugs 208/79 Rich's Corner 208/80 Rhodes

Formerly Olds & King.

 208/81 Richman Brothers 208/82 Ringsby System 208/83 Riots 1967 August

Photographs related to racially-motivated rioting in August 1967.

 208/84 Rivergate Industrial District 208/85 Riverside Golf & Country Club 208/86 Riverview Cemetery 208/87 Riviera Motors 208/88 Road Knights 208/89 Robert Crail Furniture Store 208/90 Robert Hall Clothes 208/91 Robinson Jewish Home for the Aged 208/92 Rockwood Shopping Center 208/93 Rocky Butte 208/94 Rocky Butte Jail (1) 208/95 Rocky Butte Jail (2) 208/96 Rodger's Store 208/97 Ron Tonkin Chevrolet 208/98 Rose-Arms Baton-Drum Corps 208/99 Rose City Golf Course 208/100 Rose City Park District 208/101 Rose City Transit Co.

See also: Portland - Streetcars.

 208/102 Rose City Yacht Club 208/103 Rosenblatt's Men's Store & Building 208/104 Roseway Dairy 208/105 Ross Hollywood Chapel 208/106 Ross Island 208/107 Ross Island Sand & Gravel Co. 208/108 Rossman Sanitary Landfill 208/109 Rotary Bakery 208/110 Rotary Club 208/111 Roy Burnett Motors, Inc. 208/112 Roy & Holin Jewelry Store 208/113 Royal Building 208/114 Royal Palm Barber Shop 208/115 Royal Photo Service 209/1 Rub-A-Dub Car Wash 209/2 Ruby Building 209/3 Ruby's Course 209/4 Rudie Wilhelm Warehouse 209/5 Russian War Relief 209/6 Ryder Printing Co. 209/7 S & W Fine Foods 209/8 S. H. Kress & Co. 209/9 SCM Corp. 209/10 Safe Brake Co. 209/11 Safe Driving Program 209/12 Safety Islands 209/13 "Safety With White" Campaign

Program urging pedestrian to wear white clothing at night to prevent traffic accidents.

 209/14 Safeway Stores (1) 209/15 Safeway Stores (2) 209/16 Sailors Union of the Pacific 209/17 St. Andrews Society 209/18 St. Francis Community Park 209/19 St. John's District 209/20 St. Joseph's Home for the Aged 209/21 St. Jude Nursing Home 209/22 St. Martin Day Nursery 209/23 St. Mary's Cemetery 209/24 St. Patrick's Day Celebrations 209/25 St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance 209/26 St. Vincent de Paul Society 209/27 Salmon Street Terminal 209/28 Salvation Army

See also: Hospitals and Clinics - White Shield Home & Hospital.

 209/29 Sam's Grocery 209/30 Sam Jackson Park 209/31 San Rafael Shopping Center 209/32 Sanctuary of Our Sorrowful Mother (1) 209/33 Sanctuary of Our Sorrowful Mother (2) 209/34 Sandberg Sheet Metal Works 209/35 Sandy's Camera Shop 209/36 Santa Cruz Portland Cement Co. 209/37 Sapphire Lounge 209/38 Savings, Building & Loan Institute 209/39 Saturday Market 209/40 Sawyer's Inc. 209/41 Scenic Parkway 209/42 Schetky Equipment Co. 209/43 Schiew Home

Residence of Dr. Wesley J. Schiew.

 209/44 Schmitt Steel Co. 209/45 Schnitzer & Wolf Co. 209/46 Schnitzer Street Products Subseries 16 Schools 209/47 General (1)

Photographs related to unnamed/unspecified schools.

 209/48 General (2) 209/49 Administration Building 209/50 Adult Education 209/51 School Board 209/52 Boycott 1982 209/53 District Maps 209/54 Lunch Program 209/55 Model Schools Program 209/56 Natural Science Department 209/57 Principals Convention 209/58 Segregation 209/59 Teachers

See also: Strikes - Teacher's Strike (1978).

 209/60 Traffic Patrols 209/61 Schools - A-D

Includes Adair's Kindergarten, Alberta Court School, Alternatives in Motivation (AIM) School, Auto Drivers School, Bartending School, Binnsmead School, Catholic School, Columbia District School, Columbia Villa School, David Douglas Nursery School, and Davis Elementary.

 209/62 Abernathy 209/63 Adams High 209/64 Adcox Aviation & Automotive School

Includes the related L. L. Adcox Trade School.

 209/65 Ainsworth 209/66 Alameda 209/67 All Saints Parochial 209/68 Apprenticeship Schools 209/69 Assumption 209/70 Atkinson Elementary

Also called George M. Atkinson Elementary.

 209/71 Beach Elementary 209/72 Beaumont 209/73 Benson Polytechnic High (1) 209/74 Benson Polytechnic High (2) 209/75 Benson Polytechnic High (3) 209/76 Benson Polytechnic High (4) 209/77 Blessed Sacrament 209/78 Boise Elementary 209/79 Bridlemile 209/80 Brooklyn 209/81 Buckman 209/82 Capitol Hill 209/83 Cathedral 209/84 Catlin-Gabel (1)

Includes former Catlin and Gabel Country Day schools, as well as Catlin-Gabel Rummage Sale.

 209/85 Catlin-Gabel (2) 209/86 Catlin-Gabel (3) 209/87 Central 209/88 Central Catholic High 209/89 Chapman 209/90 Chief Joseph 209/91 Christian Grade 209/92 Clarendon 209/93 Cleveland High 209/94 Clinton Kelly 209/95 Collins View 209/96 Columbia Bible School 209/97 Columbia 209/98 Columbia Preparatory 209/99 Columbia View 209/100 Commerce High 209/101 Couch School 209/102 Creston 209/103 Dagwell Hall 209/104 David Douglas High (1) 209/105 David Douglas High (2) 209/106 Day Care 209/107 Duniway 210/1 Schools -E-I

Includes Emily School for Retarded Children, Gregory Heights Grammar School, Harrison School, Hartley Elementary, Hawthorne School, Hoffman School, Immaculate Heart School, and Interstate Training Service School.

 210/2 Edison High

Also called Edison Six-Year High School.

 210/3 Edwin Markham School 210/4 Eliot 210/5 Elizabeth Hayhurst Elementary 210/6 Failing 210/7 Faubion 210/8 Fernwood Middle 210/9 Foster 210/10 Franklin High (1) 210/11 Franklin High (2) 210/12 Franklin Primary 210/13 Free-Time Classes

Experimental 12-week project held at the Multnomah County Library.

 210/14 Fulton Park 210/15 George 210/16 Gilbert 210/17 Girls' Polytechnic (1)

Later Monroe High.

 210/18 Girls' Polytechnic (2) 210/19 Glencoe 210/20 Glenhaven 210/21 Grant High (1) 210/22 Grant High (2) 210/23 Grant High (3) 210/24 Grout

School for physically disabled, also called Grout Center.

210/25 Guilds Lake 210/26 Harriet Tubman Middle 210/27 Harvey Scott 210/28 Hill Military Academy

Formerly known as Bishop Scott Academy.

 210/29 Hillside 210/30 Holladay

Also known as Holladay Center for Crippled Children.

 210/31 Holman 210/32 Holy Child Academy 210/33 Holy Cross 210/34 Holy Family 210/35 Holy Redeemer 210/36 Hood 210/37 Hosford 210/38 Humboldt 210/39 Industrial Arts 210/40 Irvington 210/41 Schools - J-M

Includes J. W. Edwards Primary School, Jim Bridger School, John Jacob Astor School, Joseph L. Meek School, Ladd School, Laurelwood Academy, Lents EducationCenter, Lewis School, Lincoln Junior High School, Lincoln Park School, Linnton Grade School, Lynch Plaza Elementary School, Madeline School, Mapelwood School, Marcus Whitman School, Martin Luther School, Mill Park School, Montessori Earth School, Mt. Scott's Play Haven Swim School & Day Camp, and Multnomah School.

 210/42 Jackson High 210/43 James John 210/44 Jane Addams 210/45 Jason Lee 210/46 Jefferson High (1) 210/47 Jefferson High (2) 210/48 Jefferson High (3) 210/49 Jessie Applegate 210/50 Jesuit High 210/51 Kellogg 210/52 Kennedy 210/53 Kenton 210/54 Kerns 210/55 Kindergartens 210/56 Knott Street 210/57 Lane Elementary

Also called Joseph Lane Elementary.

 210/58 Laurelhurst 210/59 Lents 210/60 Lincoln High (1) 210/61 Lincoln High (2) 210/62 Lincoln High (3) 210/63 Llewellyn 210/64 Lutheran High School

Formerly Concordia High School until it changed location in 1970s; former campus became Concordia University; also called Lutheran High School.

 210/65 Madison High 210/66 Marhsall High 210/67 Martin Luther King

Formerly Highland School.

 210/68 Marycrest School for Girls 210/69 Monroe High

Formerly Girls' Polytechnic School, later merged with Washington High.

 210/70 Mt. Tabor 210/71 Multnomah Co-operative Play School 210/72 Schools - N-R

Includes Ogden Elementary School, Open Meadow School, Opportunity School, Outdoor School, Pacific Indian Preschool, Park Elementary School, Normandale Primary School, Pilot Educational Program School, Portland Hebrew School, Portland School of Music, Portland Union Grade School, Prescott School, Providence Montessori School, Raleigh Park School, Real Estate School, and Red Barn School.

 210/73 North Catholic High 210/74 Northwest Radio & Television

Includes 1941 photograph from folder labeled only as "Radio School."

 210/75 Ockley Green Middle 210/76 Oregon Arts & Crafts 210/77 Oregon Episcopal School (1)

Formerly St. Helens Hall.

 210/78 Oregon Episcopal School (2) 210/79 Our Lady of Sorrows 210/80 Parkrose High 210/81 Peninsula 210/82 Portland Academy 210/83 Portland Christian High 210/84 Portsmouth 210/85 Restaurant Employees 210/86 Richmond 210/87 Rigler 210/88 Riverdale 210/89 Robert Gray 210/90 Roeker Day School for Retarded Children 210/91 Roosevelt High (1) 210/92 Roosevelt High (2) 210/93 Rose City Park 210/94 Russellville 211/1 Schools - S-Z

Includes St. Andrews Community School, St. Anthony School, St. Cecilia School, St. Francis Roman Catholic School, St. Francis Training School, st. Ignatius School, St. Lawrence Parish School, St. Mary's Cathedral Parish School, St. Rita School, Seventh Day Adventist School, Shaver School, South Powellhurst School, Swan Island School, Taft Grade School, Timmy Education Center, Todd School of Music, Upper Logan School, Vernon School, Village High School, West Hills Christian School, Williams Avenue School, Woodlawn School, and Wym Watts School.

 211/2 Sabin 211/3 Sacajawea 211/4 St. Mary's Academy 211/5 St. Rose 211/6 St. Thomas Moore 211/7 Sellwood 211/8 SERA Emergency Educational Program 211/9 Shattuck 211/10 Sitton 211/11 Steele 211/12 Stephans 211/13 Stephenson 211/14 Sunnyside 211/15 Sylvan 211/16 Terwilliger 211/17 Thompson 211/18 Tucker-Maxon Oral 211/19 Ventura Park Elementary 211/20 Washington High

See also: Schools - Monroe High.

 211/21 Whitaker 211/22 Wilkes Elementary

Also called Wilkes Grade School.

 211/23 William Clark 211/24 Woodmore 211/25 Woodrow Wilson High 211/26 Woodstock 211/27 Schrunk Riverview Tower 211/28 Schultz-Wack-Weir 211/29 Schur's Campus Book Store 211/30 Scott Building 211/31 Scott-Politzsch Feed Mills 211/32 Sea-Island Service, Inc. 211/33 Sealy Mattress Co. 211/34 Sears, Roebuck & Co. 211/35 Security Building 211/36 Securities Intermountain, Inc. 211/37 Selling Building 211/38 Sellwood Center 211/39 Sellwood District 211/40 Sellwood Park 211/41 Service Men's Center (1)

Also called Service Men's Club.

 211/42 Service Men's Center (2) 211/43 Service Men's Center (3) 211/44 Service Men's Center (4) 211/45 "Sesame Street Live!"

Performances of Sesame Street puppets at Memorial Coliseum.

211/46 Seven-Up Bottling Co. 211/47 Seventh Street Auto Laundry 211/48 Sewers (1) 211/49 Sewers (2) 211/50 Sewers (3) 211/51 Shaarie Torah Cemetery 211/52 Shantytown 211/53 Shaver Homesite

Consists of photograph of monument placed at site of George Washington Shaver residence.

 211/54 Shaver Transportation Co. 211/55 Shaw Surgical Co. 211/56 Shell Service, Inc. 211/57 Shetky Equipment Co. 211/58 Shipyard Workers

See also: Portland - Abina Engine & Machine Works; Portland - Oregon Shipbuilding Corp.

 211/59 Shofner Iron & Steel Works 211/60 Shriners 211/61 Sichel's London House

Also called M. & H. H. Sichel's London House.

 211/62 Singer Sewing Machine Co. 211/63 Silver Skate Ice Rink 211/64 Skaggs Store 211/65 Skidmore House 211/66 Skidmore, Owings & Merrill 211/67 Skyline Memorial Gardens

Cemetery.

 211/68 Slab Town Country Social 211/69 Slot Machines

Contains photographs of seized illegal slot machines.

 211/70 Slums 211/71 Smith Auto Parts Co. 211/72 Smith's Home Furnishings 211/73 Smithwick Concrete Co. 211/74 Society of Automotive Engineers 211/75 Sol's Surplus Center 211/76 Sons of American Legion 211/77 Sons & Daughters of Oregon Pioneers 211/78 Sons & Daughters of the Republic 211/79 Soroptimist Club 211/80 South Portland Settlement Center 211/81 Southeast Portland Lumber Co. 211/82 Southern Pacific Railroad

See also: Subjects - Railroads.

 211/83 Southgate Shopping Center 211/84 Southwest Hills District 211/85 Southwood Park 211/86 Spalding Building 211/87 Spe-de-way Products Co. 211/88 Speedway Lubricators 211/89 Spencer Packing Co. 211/90 Sperry & Hutchinson 211/91 Sports Center (1)

Also called South Auditorium Site; includes proposals for a center at site of Vanport; see also: Portland - Memorial Coliseum.

 211/92 Sports Center (2) 211/93 Sports Center (3) 211/94 Sports Center (4) 211/95 Squier Home

Residence of George S. Squier.

 211/96 Stacey's Cleaners & Dyers 211/97 Stacy Wong Studio 211/98 Stadium

Contains photographs related to proposed wood-domed stadium.

211/99 Stage Terminal Building 211/100 Standard Insurance Co. 211/101 Standard Oil Co. 211/102 Standard Plaza (1) 211/103 Standard Plaza (2) 211/104 Standard Printing & Office Supply Plant 211/105 Standard Steel 212/1 Stanley Drug Products, Inc. 212/2 Stanley's Clothes Shop 212/3 Stanton Yard 212/4 Star Furniture Co. 212/5 Star Machinery Co. 212/6 Stark-Davis Co. 212/7 Stark Street Island 212/8 State Highway & Police Office Building 212/9 State Office Building 212/10 Steel Pipe and Tank Co. 212/11 Steigerwall Dairy Co. 212/12 Steinfield's Products Co. 212/13 Stenna Carbon Paper Manufacturing Co. 212/14 Stenno Ribbon & Carbon Manufacturing Co. 212/15 Stettler Manufacturing Co. 212/16 Stevens Building 212/17 Stevens Store 212/18 Stewart Products Service Station 212/19 Stills

Contains photographs of seized illegal alcohol stills.

 212/20 Stites Tire Shop Subseries 17 Storms 212/21 General (1) 212/22 General (2) 212/23 General (3) 212/24 January 1951 212/25 December 1955 212/26 March 1956 212/27 October 1962

Commonly known as the Columbus Day Storm.

 212/28 October 1967 212/29 Street Cleaning 212/30 Street Signs Subseries 18 Streets 212/31 General 212/32 1st Avenue 212/33 3rd 212/34 4th 212/35 5th Avenue 212/36 6th Avenue 212/37 12th (NE) 212/38 14th (NW) 212/39 16th 212/40 19th Avenue (SW) 212/41 20th Avenue 212/42 28th Avenue Viaduct 212/43 33rd 212/44 39th 212/45 42nd 212/46 47th 212/47 82nd 212/48 90th Avenue (SE) 212/49 92nd Avenue (SE) 212/50 104th Avenue 212/51 A

Includes Abernethy Street, Alder Street, Ankeny Street, Ashley Street, and Asylum Street.

 212/52 B

Includes Broadway Drive, Burlingame Avenue, and Bush Street.

212/53 Barbur Boulevard 212/54 Belmont 212/55 Broadway 212/56 Burnside 212/57 C

Includes Cardinell Drive, Cedar Street and Corbett Street.

212/58 Clay 212/59 Columbia Boulevard 212/60 Columbia Street 212/61 Davis 212/62 Denver Avenue 212/63 Division 212/64 East Bank Freeway

See also: Oregon - Highways and Roads - Interstate 5.

 212/65 Fairmount Boulevard 212/66 Fairview Boulevard 212/67 Foster Road 212/68 Front Avenue 212/69 Going 212/70 Grand Avenue 212/71 Greenway 212/72 H-I

Includes Hoyt Street, Irvington Street and Interstate Freeway.

 212/73 Hall 212/74 Harbor Drive 212/75 Hawthorne Avenue 212/76 Jefferson 212/77 Jersey 212/78 Killingsworth 212/79 L

Includes Larabee Street and Lloyd Boulevard.

 212/80 Laurelhurst 212/81 Leif Erickson Drive 212/82 Lombard 212/83 M

Includes Macadam Avenue, Madison Street, Main Street, Martha Street, Maywood Drive, and Montgomery Street.

 212/84 McLoughlin Boulevard 212/85 Miles 212/86 Mill 212/87 Milwaukie 212/88 Minnesota Freeway

See also: Oregon - Highways and Roads - Interstate 5.

 212/89 Morrison 212/90 N-O

Includes Nesmith Avenue and Orchid Place.

 212/91 P

Includes Powell Street and Powell Valley Road.

 212/92 Rosaria Avenue 212/93 S

Includes Saint Helens Road, Salmon Street, Sandy Boulevard, Simpson Street, Skidmore Street, Slavin Road, and Spring Garden Road.

 212/94 Skyline Boulevard 212/95 Stark Street 212/96 T-U

Includes Tacoma Avenue, Talbot Road, Taylor Street, Thurman Street, and Upshur Street.

 212/97 Terwilliger Boulevard 212/98 Union Avenue

Now known as Martin Luther King Blvd.

 212/99 Vista Avenue 212/100 W-Y

Includes Woodstock Street and Yamhill Street.

 212/101 Washington 212/102 Westover Terrace 212/103 Streetcars (1)

See also: Oregon - Glenwood

 212/104 Streetcars (2) 212/105 Streetcars (3) 212/106 Streetcar Barns 212/107 Streetcarmen's Union Subseries 19 Strikes 213/1 General 213/2 Air Traffic Controllers 1981 213/3 Longshoremen (1934)

Primarily consists of later commemorations for those who were killed in strike.

 213/4 Teachers

Mostly consists of David Douglas School District strike of 1978.

 213/5 Strohecker's Grocery & Market 213/6 Stubbs Electric Co. 213/7 Studebaker Corp. 213/8 Studio Building 213/9 Subotnick & Son Packing Materials Co. 213/10 Sugar Crest Doughnuts 213/11 Col. Summers Park

Named for Colonel Owen Summers.

 213/12 Sunnybrook Farms 213/13 Sunset Hills Cemetery 213/14 Sunset Park 213/15 Sunshine Dairy 213/16 Superbuilt Manufacturing Co. 213/17 Swan Island 213/18 Swan Island Airport 213/19 Swan Island Army Camp 1941 213/20 Sweeney, Krist & Dimm 213/21 Swetland Variety Store 213/22 Swift & Co. 213/23 Swimming Pools 213/24 (Guy Webster) Talbot Home

Residence of Guy Webster Talbot.

 213/25 (L. Fred) Talbot Home

Residence of L. Fred Talbot.

 213/26 Tamarack Homes 213/27 Taxes (1) 213/28 Taxes (2) 213/29 Taylor Electric Supply Co. 213/30 Taylor Street Building 213/31 Teamsters Union 213/32 Tektronix, Inc. (1) 213/33 Tektronix, Inc. (2) 213/34 Telegram Building 213/35 Telephone Answering Service, Inc. 213/36 Temple Beth Israel Cemetery 213/37 Tenth Avenue Building 213/38 Terminal Ice & Cold Storage Building 213/39 Terminal Sales Building Subseries 20 Terminals

See also: Portland - Docks; Portland - Harbor; Portland - Waterfront.

 213/40 1, 2, and 3 213/41 4 213/42 Admiral 213/43 Albina 213/44 John Fulton

Also called Terminal 6.

 213/45 Lumber 213/46 McCormick 213/47 Oceanic 213/48 West Coast 213/49 Thanksgiving Celebrations 213/50 Theo. Bergmann Shoe Manufacturing Co. 213/51 Theodore Roosevelt Monument 213/52 Thermo-Fax 213/53 Thompson-Ramo-Woodridge, Inc. 213/54 Therkelson Motor Co. 213/55 Tigner Home

Residence of the Tigner Quadruplets.

 213/56 Timber Lanes Bowling Center 213/57 Timber Structures, Inc. 213/58 Tivoli Gardens 213/59 Tonklin Motors 213/60 Tony's Food Market 213/61 Top O'Scott 213/62 Totem Pole Marina 213/63 Tower Oil Co. 213/64 Town & Country Athletic Club 213/65 Town Club 213/66 Townsend Club 213/67 Tradewell Stores 213/68 Transit Mall 213/69 Transportation Equipment Rentals 213/70 Transico, Inc. 213/71 Travelers Aid Society 213/72 Trimet (1) 213/73 Trimet (2) 213/74 Troh's Airport 213/75 Tryon Creek State Park 213/76 Tualitin Country Club 213/77 Tualitin Tunnel 213/78 Tunnel Gallery 213/79 UPI Thrift Store 213/80 Unemployment 213/81 Ungar Store 213/82 Union Labor Retirement Home 213/83 Union Manor 213/84 Union Oil Co. of California 213/85 Union Pacific Industrial District

Contains photograph of lot by NE 181st and Halsey slated for development of "Garden-type" industrial district by Union Pacific.

 213/86 Union Pacific Stages 213/87 Union Pacific Valvoline Plant 213/88 Union Stage Terminal 213/89 Union Station (1) 213/90 Union Station (2) 213/91 Union Stockyards 213/92 United Airlines

Also called United Air Lines.

 213/93 United Beer Distributing Co. 213/94 United Fund (1) 213/95 United Fund (2) 213/96 United Medical Laboratories 213/97 United Nations

Consists of photographs related to United Nations Days and United Nations Week events in Portland.

 213/98 United Parcel Service (UPS) 213/99 United Service Organizations (USO) 213/100 United Spanish War Veterans 213/101 United States Bicentennial Celebration 213/102 United States Custom House 213/103 United States Employment Service

Also called United States Employment Bureau.

 213/104 United Way (1)

Formerly known as United Good Neighbors.

 213/105 United Way (2) 213/106 United Way (3) 213/107 Universal C.I.T. Credit Corp. 213/108 University Club 213/109 Unthank Park

Named for Denorval Unthank.

 213/110 Urban League 213/111 Urban Renewal (1) 213/112 Urban Renewal (2) 214/1 Van Duyn Candy Co. 214/2 Van Waters & Rogers, Inc. 214/3 Vance Park 214/4 Varian Associates 214/5 Vaughn Motor Company 214/6 Vermont Hills 214/7 Veterans 214/8 Veterans Day Celebrations (1) 214/9 Veterans Day Celebrations (2) 214/10 Veterans Education Center 214/11 Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) 214/12 Vice

Consists of photographs related to 1956-7 bribery trial.

 214/13 Victory Celebration 1948 August 14

Contains singele photograph of revelers on VJ Day.

 214/14 Victory Center

Structure on SW 6th Street used during World War 2 for War Bonds rallies, parades, and commemorations of war dead.

 214/15 Victory Parade 1943

Wartime event to celebrate end of North African campaign.

 Subseries 21 Views 214/16 General (1) 214/17 General (2) 214/18 Aerial (1) 214/19 Aerial (2) 214/20 Aerial (3) 214/21 Historical

Reprints of pre-1900 Portland scenes.

 214/22 Satellite 214/23 Villa St. Rose 214/24 Villa-Mart 214/25 Vines Jewelers 214/26 Visiting Nurse Association 214/27 Vista Shopping Center 214/28 Volker Building 214/29 Volunteers of America 214/30 Volunteers of America Day Nurseries

Includes nurseries run by Volunteers of America at multiple Portland locations, and Mothers' and Children's home.

 214/31 Voting and Elections (1) 214/32 Voting and Elections (2) 214/33 Voting and Elections (3) 214/34 W. G. Rovang & Associates 214/35 W. T. Grant Co. 214/36 W. Templeton Realty Office 214/37 W. W. Shirley Co. 214/38 Wacker Siltronic Corp. 214/39 Wade Home

Residence of Dr. Ben M. Wade and wife.

 214/40 Wadhams & Kerr Brothers

Also called Wadhams & Co.

 214/41 Wagner Mining Scoop, Inc. 214/42 Wagner Tractor Co.

Includes FWD Wagner, Inc.

 214/43 Wall Home

Residence of Howard Wall.

 214/44 Walston & Co. Subseries 22 Washington Park 214/45 General 214/46 Aerial Views 1970

Series of aerial photographs taken of Washington Park in the summer of 1970.

 214/47 Japanese Gardens 214/48 Rose Garden

Includes Shakespearean Garden; see also: Flora and Fauna - Roses.

 214/49 Zoo (1)

See also: Subjects - Flora and Fauna.

 214/50 Zoo (2) 214/51 Zoo (3) 214/52 Zoo (4) 214/53 Zoo (5) 214/54 Zoo (6) 214/55 Zoo (7) 214/56 Zoo - Earth slippage

Contains photographs related to concerns of landslides during zoo's construction in 1950s.

 214/57 Zoo - Elephants

See also: Flora and Fauna - Elephants.

 214/58 Zoo - Train 214/59 Washington Plaza 214/60 Washington Square

Shopping center; includes photograph of cemetery which was demolished to make way for it.

 214/61 Washington Street Building 214/62 Water Bureau 214/63 Water Mains, Pipes, etc. 214/64 Water Pumps 214/65 Water Tower

Name of a business built around water tower; formerly Portland Furniture Co.

 214/66 Water Towers 214/67 Waterfront

See also: Portland - Docks; Portland - Harbor; Portland - Terminals.

 214/68 Waterfront Park 215/1 Waterway Terminals Co. 215/2 Wattier Shoe Stores 215/3 Waverly Baby Home 215/4 Waverly Country Club 215/5 Wear Prevention Alloys Co. 215/6 Weather Bureau 215/7 Weatherly Building 215/8 Weaver Home

Residence of Melvin Weaver.

 215/9 Webb Electric Co. 215/10 Weed's Iris Farm 215/11 Weimer's Furniture Store 215/12 Weiner's Store

Also called Joe Weiner's Store.

 215/13 Weinhard Brewery

Consists of photograph of brewery building's demolition in 1929.

See also: Portland - Blitz-Weinhard Co.

 215/14 Weinstein Home

Residence of Lillian Weinstein.

 215/15 Wesifield's 215/16 Welcome Wagon

See also: Portland - Goodwill Industries.

 215/17 Wellington Park 215/18 Wemme Building 215/19 Wemme Home 215/20 Wentworth & Irwin 215/21 West Bearing Co. 215/22 West Coast Brokerage Co. 215/23 West Coast Evergreen Co. 215/24 West Coast Fast Freight, Inc. 215/25 West Coast Lumbermen's Association 215/26 West Coast Lumber Inspection Bureau 215/27 West Coast Paper Products 215/28 West Coast Picture Corp. 215/29 West Coast Steel Works 215/30 West Highland Hunt Club 215/31 West Hills Golf Course 215/32 West Hills Orchard Park Addition 215/33 West Hills Memorial Park, Inc. 215/34 West House Garment Co. 215/35 West Oregon Lumber Co. 215/36 West Slope District 215/37 Westerland's Moorage 215/38 Western Airlines

Also called Western Air Lines.

 215/39 Western Auto Supply Co. 215/40 Western Electric 215/41 Western Farm Equipment Co. 215/42 Western Farmers Association 215/43 Western Fence & Wire Works 215/44 Western Forestry Center

Now called World Forestry Center.

 215/45 Western Machinery Co. 215/46 Western Oldsmobile 215/47 Western Paper Converting Co., Inc. 215/48 Western Photo Mount Co. 215/49 Western Picture Frame Co. 215/50 Western Pine Association 215/51 Western Savings & Loan Co. 215/52 Western Technical Manpower Council 215/53 Western Transportation Co. 215/54 Western Waxed Paper Co. 215/55 Western Wirebound Box Co. 215/56 Westgate Addition 215/57 Westinghouse Battery Station 215/58 Westinghouse Electric Supply Co. 215/59 Westmade Desks 215/60 Westminster Singers 215/61 Westmoreland Park

Also called Westmoreland Recreation & Sports Field.

 215/62 Weston Plaza 215/63 Weyerhauser Co. 215/64 Weygandt Home 215/65 Wexler Brothers 215/66 Wheelsport Distributing Co. 215/67 Whisler Motor Co. 215/68 Whispering Firs District 215/69 White-Freightliner Inc. 215/70 White Cross Plan 215/71 White Ensign Club 215/72 White House Nursing Home 215/73 White King Soap Co. 215/74 White Motor Co. 215/75 White Stag Manufacturing Co. 215/76 Wigwam Store 215/77 Wilcox Building 215/78 Wilcox Home 215/79 Wildlife Rehabilitation Center

See also: Portland - Audubon Society.

 215/80 Wildwood Sanitary Landfill

Proposed landfill site.

 215/81 Wilhelm Insurance 215/82 Wilhelm NationaLease 215/83 Willard Cook Candy Factory 215/84 William Temple House Counseling Center 215/85 Willamette "Base Line" Stone 215/86 Willamette Hyster Co. 215/87 Willamette Iron & Steel Co. (1) 215/88 Willamette Iron & Steel Co. (2) 215/89 Willamette Moorage 215/90 Willamette National Cemetery 215/91 Willamette Park 215/92 Willamette River

Photographs of portion of river that's in Portland.

 215/93 Willamette River Eastbank Park

Now known as the Esplanade.

 215/94 Willamette River Greenway 215/95 Willamette River Signal House 215/96 Willamette Savings & Loan Association 215/97 Willamette Western Co. 215/98 Willamette Yacht Club 215/99 Williams & Co. 215/100 Williams Home

Residence of M. A. Williams.

 215/101 Williams Plaza 215/102 Williams Power Brake Equipment Co. 215/103 Willision Chip Steak, Inc. 215/104 Wilson-Chambers Mortuary 215/105 Wilson Building

Also called D. G. Wilson Building.

 215/106 Wizer's Market 215/107 Wolfard Home

Residence of Caitlin Wolfard.

 215/108 Wolff Electric Co. 215/109 Wood Tractor Co. 215/110 Woodex Industrial Fuel Co. 215/111 Woods Memorial Park 215/112 Woodlark Building 215/113 Woodrow Wilson Park 215/114 Woolach Brothers 215/115 Woolworth Store

Also called F. W. Woolworth Co.

 215/116 Women of Accomplishment (1)

Annual award.

 215/117 Woodstock Park 215/118 Worcester Building 215/119 Word & Grimshaw, Inc. 215/120 World Travel Fair 215/121 Xerox Corp. 215/122 Yamhill Street Public Market 215/123 Yeon Building 215/124 Young's Food Mart 215/125 Young's Gown Shop 215/126 Young Land 215/127 Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) 215/128 Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA) (1) 215/129 Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA) (2) 215/130 Your Gallery 215/131 Youth Adventures, Inc. 215/132 Youth Care Center 215/133 Youth Center 215/134 Youth for Christ 215/135 Youth Forum 215/136 Youth Opportunity Center 215/137 Youth Progress Association 215/138 Youth Workshop 215/139 Zaik Home

Residence of Saul Zaik.

 215/140 Zale's Jewelry Store 215/141 Zehrung Chemical Co. 215/142 Zell Brothers 215/143 Zeller's Chapel of Roses

Also called Zeller's Funeral Chapel and Zeller's Funeral Home.

215/144 Zellerbach Paper Co.

See also: Portland - Crown-Zellerbach.

 215/145 Zidell Explorations, Inc.

Includes Zidell Machine & Supply Co.

 215/146 Zim's Supermarket 215/147 Zoning 215/148 Zukor's Series D Oregon State Government and Agencies 1931-1982 0.33 cubic feet 38 folders

Consists of photographs related to the Oregon State Legislature and of state-wide agencies.

 216/1 Agriculture Department 216/2 Board of Higher Education 216/3 Constitution 216/4 Department of Environmental Quality 216/5 Department of Fish and Wildlife 216/6 Employment Division

Also called Oregon State Employment Service.

 216/7 Forestry Department 216/8 Game Commission 216/9 Highway Commission 216/10 Highway Department 216/11 Industrial Accident Commission 216/12 Legislature (1)

See also: Salem - Oregon State Capitol.

 216/13 Legislature (2) 216/14 Legislature Floor Plans 216/15 Library

Includes photographs of State Library bookmobiles.

 216/16 Oregon Blue Book 216/17 Oregon Code 216/18 Oregon Liquor Control Commission (OLCC)

Also called Oregon State Liquor Commission.

 216/19 Oregon State Employees Association 216/20 Parole Board 216/21 Public Welfare 216/22 Racing Commission 216/23 Safety Commission 216/24 School Initiatives

Includes a 1957 photograph of a hearing on the "key district" bill and 2 1968 photographs related to "Project Springboard."

 216/25 School Survey 216/26 Secretary of State's Office 216/27 State Parks 216/28 State Police 216/29 State Seal 216/30 Supreme Court 216/31 Tax Commission 216/32 Traffic Department 216/33 Travel Information Division 216/34 Unemployment Committee 216/35 Unemployment Compensation Board 216/36 War Price and Rationing Boards 216/37 World War Veterans State Aid Commission 216/38 Youth Legislature Series E Oregon Journal circa 1915-1982 0.67 cubic feet 46 folders

Contains photographs related to the Oreon Journal's offices, employees, etc.

 216/39 Advertising Department 216/40 Awards and Honors Subseries 1 Buildings

Consists of photographs that had been filed specifically under the heading of "Oregon Journal;" see Portland series for additional photographs of buildings.

 216/41 Jackson Tower

Housed Journal offices 1912 to 1948.

Includes photographs related to the building's clock, and a reprint of a photograph depicting the structure that stood at the site of the Jackson Tower circa 1900.

 216/42 Journal-Oregonian Building

Housed Journal offices from 1961 to 1982.

 216/43 Market Building (1)

Series of undated photographs by Al Monner of the building before it was Journal moved into it in 1948.

 216/44 Market Building (2)

Housed Journal offices from 1948 to 1961.

 216/45 Business Office 216/46 Carriers

Also called "Dealers."

 216/47 Chimes

Photograph of bells being moved from Jackson Tower to Market Building in 1948.

 216/48 Classified Department 216/49 Composing Room 216/50 Editorial Department 216/51 Election Crews 216/52 Engraving Room Subseries 2 Events, Workshops and Trips 216/53 Boating Safety School 216/54 Christmas Parties

Includes both Journal Readers' Christmas Party and Children's Christmas Party.

 216/55 Chrysanthenum Society Ribbon-Cutting Event 1945

Photograph of Maria Jackson about to cut a ribbon at unnamed 1945 event; with her is Charles Ferris, president of the Chrysanthenum Society.

216/56 "Do-It-Yourself" Show 216/57 Fundraising

Consists of a 1956 photograph of students returning from canvassing for funds for Hungarian refugees.

 216/58 Hawaii Trip 1955

Contains photograph of Maria (Mrs. C. J.) Jackson with daughter-in-law Mrs. Phil Jackson having arrived in Honolulu.

 216/59 "Knights of Collodion" Gatherings

Contains photograph of one such gathering and written material from the 1970s providing context.

 216/60 P. L. Jackson's Tour of the Pacific 1945

Contains photographs related to newsmen's tour of the Pacific Theater July-September 1945.

 216/61 Pendleton Round-Up Train

Contains photographs related to Oregon Journal staff members traveling to Prendelton Round-Up by special train.

 216/62 Spring Planting Fair 216/63 Teen-Age Job Shop 216/64 The Young in Art 216/65 Unidentified

Undated photographs of events with no contextual information provided.

 216/66 Issues 216/67 Library 216/68 Machine Shop 216/69 Mail Room 216/70 Mary Cullen's Cottage

Ran cooking and home-making articles and workshops.

 216/71 Newspapermen's Strike

Contains 1960 photograph of marching newspaper strikers.

 216/72 Newsroom 216/73 Pressroom 216/74 Prizes

Contains photographs of recipients of prizes given by the Journal.

 216/75 Staff (1)

Includes headhsots of staff members; see also the People Series for additional photographs of individual staff members.

 216/76 Staff (2) 216/77 Stereotyping 216/78 Switchboard 216/79 Teletypesetter 216/80 Ten-Year Club Subseries 3 Vehicles 216/81 Airplanes 216/82 Helicopters 216/83 Helicopter Crashes

Contains 2 photographs of wreckage from fatal December 1947 crash, one photo of June 1949 crash in Salem, and 1986 letter from Hugh Ackroyd which accompanied 1949 image.

 216/84 Trucks Series F Washington State 1902-1982 1.65 cubic feet 183 folders 217/1 Mt. Adams 217/2 Anacortes 217/3 Archer Creek Falls 217/4 Mt. Baker 217/5 Baker Lake 217/6 Battle Ground 217/7 Beaches 217/8 Beacon Rock 217/9 Beard's Hollow 217/10 Bellevue 217/11 Bellingham 217/12 Bremerton Subseries 1 Bridges 217/13 Deception Pass 217/14 Highway 14 217/15 Lake Washington Floating Bridge 217/16 Lewis River 217/17 Longview 217/18 Narrows 217/19 Salmon Creek 217/20 Snake River 217/21 Toutle River 217/22 Washougal River 217/23 Burbank 217/24 Camas 217/25 Camp Columbia 217/26 Camp Hanford 217/27 Camp Wa-Ri-Ki 217/28 Cape Horn 217/29 Cascade Tunnel

Consists of 1930 Associated Press photograph of visiting Soviet railway commission members in front of Cascade Tunnel's mouth.

 217/30 Cedar Creek 217/31 Centralia 217/32 Lake Chelan 217/33 Clark County

See also: Washington State - Vancouver.

 217/34 Clarkston 217/35 Cle Elum Lake 217/36 Coal Banks Park 217/37 Mt. Coffin 217/38 Coldwater Lake

See also: Washington State - Spirit Lake.

 217/39 Cougar 217/40 Cowlitz County 217/41 Cowlitz River 217/42 Crescent Beach 217/43 Crescent Lake 217/44 Crystal Mountain Subseries 2 Dams 217/45 Chief Joseph 217/46 Columbia River

Contains a map of dam sites on the Columbia River in Washington.

 217/47 Diablo 217/48 Grand Coulee (1) 217/49 Grand Coulee (2) 217/50 Grand Coulee (3) 217/51 Grand Coulee (4) 217/52 Grand Coulee (5) 217/53 Ice Harbor 217/54 Little Goose 217/55 Lower Granite 217/56 Merwin 217/57 Priest Rapids 217/58 Rock Island 217/59 Swift Creek 217/60 Wanapum 217/61 Wynochee 217/62 Yale 217/63 Dayton 217/64 Deer Lake 217/65 Discovery Bay 217/66 Duluth 217/67 Dumbell Mountain 217/68 Echo Glen 217/69 Elephant Head Rock 217/70 Enchantment Wilderness 217/71 Fern Prairie 217/72 Ferndale 217/73 Fires 217/74 Floods 217/75 Fort Canby 217/76 Fort Lewis 217/77 Fort Okanogan 217/78 Goldendale 217/79 Grays Harbor 217/80 Hanford 217/81 Hanford Nuclear Plant Subseries 3 Highways and Roads 217/82 General 217/83 Highway 10 217/84 Highway 14 217/85 Highway 90 217/86 Hood Canal 217/87 Ilwaco 217/88 Kalama 217/89 Kelso 217/90 Kennewick 217/91 Kent 217/92 Kettle Falls 217/93 Klickitat River 217/94 La Center 217/95 Lady Island 217/96 Lacamas Lake 217/97 Larch Mountain Honor Camp 217/98 Larson Air Force Base 217/99 Lewis River 217/100 Liberty Cap 217/101 Long Beach 217/102 Longview 217/103 Longview - Reynolds Metals Co. 217/104 McChord Air Base 217/105 McNeil Island Federal Penitentiary 217/106 Marlin 217/107 Maryhill Museum 217/108 Merwin Lake 217/109 Mounds 217/110 Narada Falls 217/111 Neah Bay 217/112 Nespelem 217/113 North Bonneville 217/114 North Head Lighthouse 217/115 North Richland 217/116 Ocean Park 217/117 Ocean Shores 217/118 Okanogan River 217/119 Olympia 217/120 Olympic National Park

Includes images of Mt. Olympus and Mt. Seattle.

 217/121 Orchards (Town) 217/122 Oysterville 217/123 Palouse Falls 217/124 Pasco 217/125 Port Gamble 217/126 Port Townsend 217/127 Puget Sound 217/128 Pullman - Washington State University 217/129 Quincy Valley 218/1 Mt. Rainier 218/2 Richland 218/3 Riparia 218/4 Roosevelt 218/5 Sacajawea State Park 218/6 Mt. St. Helens 218/7 Mt. St. Helens Eruption 1980

Includes photographs related to eruption's aftermath.

See also: Subjects - Volcanic Ash.

 218/8 San Juan Islands 218/9 Satsop Nuclear Plant 218/10 Seattle (1) 218/11 Seattle (2) 218/12 Seattle - University of Washington 218/13 Seattle - World's Fair 1962

Also called Century 21 International Exposition.

 218/14 Shelton 218/15 Mt. Suksan 218/16 Sisters 218/17 Skamokawa 218/18 Sky Woodcraft School 218/19 Skykomish River 218/20 Snake River 218/21 Snohomish River 218/22 Snoquamie Pass 218/23 Soap Lake 218/24 Spirit Lake

See also: Washington State - Coldwater Lake; Washington State - Mt. St. Helens.

 218/25 Spokane 218/26 Sun Lakes Park 218/27 Tacoma 218/28 Tatoosh Island 218/29 Toutle River 218/30 Trout Lake Subseries 4 Vancouver 218/31 General (1) 218/32 General (2) 218/33 Churches 218/34 Clark College 218/35 Fires 218/36 Fort Vancouver 218/37 Fort Vancouver - Grant House Museum 218/38 Hospitals 218/39 Hudson House 218/40 Kaiser Co., Inc.

See also: Portland - Albina Engine & Machine Works; Portland - Oregon Shipbuilding Corp.

 218/41 Loring Palmer House 218/42 Pearson Field 218/43 Police 218/44 Ogden Meadows 218/45 Schools 218/46 Stockade Days 218/47 Vancouver Lake 218/48 Wakemap 218/49 Walla Walla 218/50 Walla Walla Canning Co. 218/51 Walla Walla State Penitentiary 218/52 Wallula 218/53 Washington National Guard 218/54 Washougal School District 218/55 Wenatchee 218/56 White Salmon 218/57 Winthrop 218/58 Woodland 218/59 Yakima Series G Other US Locations 1902-1982 1.35 cubic feet 112 folders 218/60 Alabama Subseries 1 Alaska 218/61 General (1) 218/62 General (2) 218/63 Aleutian Islands

Consists of photographs taken during World War II.

 218/64 Highways and Roads 218/65 Juneau 218/66 Ketchikan 218/67 Volcanoes 218/68 American Samoa 218/69 Arizona Subseries 2 California 218/70 General 218/71 Arcadia

Includes Santa Anita Race Track.

 218/72 Dams 218/73 Disneyland 218/74 Fort Ross 218/75 Highways and Roads 218/76 Los Angeles 218/77 Pasadena Tournament of Roses 218/78 Prisons 218/79 San Diego 218/80 San Francisco (1) 218/81 San Francisco (2) 218/82 San Juan Capistrano Mission 218/83 San Simeon 218/84 Sequoia National Park 218/85 Mt. Shasta 218/86 Shasta Lake Caverns 218/87 Stanford University 218/88 Lake Tahoe 218/89 University of California Berkeley 218/90 Yosemite National Park 219/1 Colorado 219/2 Delaware 219/3 Florida - Okefenokee Swamp 219/4 Hawaii Subseries 3 Idaho 219/5 General 219/6 Boise 219/7 Dams 219/8 Highway 9 219/9 Kootenai River 219/10 Salmon River 219/11 Shoshone Falls 219/12 Snake River 219/13 Sun Valley 219/14 Illinois 219/15 Kentucky - Fort Knox 219/16 Louisiana - New Orleans 219/17 Maine 219/18 Maryland - US Naval Academy 219/19 Massachusetts 219/20 Michigan 219/21 Minnesota - Minneapolis 219/22 Missouri 219/23 Montana 219/24 Nebraska Subseries 4 Nevada 219/25 General 219/26 Boulder City 219/27 Denio

See also: Oregon - Denio.

 219/28 Hoover Dam 219/29 Lost City 219/30 Reno 219/31 Virginia City 219/32 New Jersey 219/33 New Mexico Subseries 5 New York 219/34 General 219/35 New York City (1) 219/36 New York City (2) 219/37 New York City - World's Fairs

Includes photographs from both 1939 and 1964 fairs.

 219/38 Niagra Falls 219/39 Syracuse University 219/40 West Point 219/41 North Carolina 219/42 Ohio 219/43 Oklahoma 219/44 Pennsylvania 219/45 Puerto Rico 219/46 Rhode Island 219/47 Saipan 219/48 South Carolina 219/49 South Dakota 219/50 Tennessee 219/51 Texas 219/52 US Virgin Islands Subseries 6 Utah 219/53 General 219/54 Brigham City 219/55 Bryce Canyon 219/56 Salt Lake City 219/57 Zion National Park Subseries 7 Virginia 219/58 General 219/59 Lexington 219/60 Mt. Vernon 219/61 Mt. Weather 219/62 Richmond 219/63 Wakefield Estate 219/64 Williamsburg 219/65 Yorktown 219/66 Wake Island Subseries 8 Washington, D.C. 219/67 General (1) 219/68 General (2) 219/69 General (3) 219/70 Capitol Building 219/71 Ford's Theatre 219/72 Georgetown University 219/73 Library of Congress 219/74 National Archives 219/75 National Gallery of Art 219/76 Smithsonian Institute 219/77 Washington Monument 219/78 White House 219/79 West Virginia 219/80 Wisconsin 219/81 Wyoming Series H Non-US Locations 1902-1982 2 cubic feet 2 records cartons 220/1 Afghanistan 220/2 Algeria 220/3 Antarctica

Includes 1961 photograph of U of O alum with Oregon flag at South Pole.

 220/4 Arctic 220/5 Argentina 220/6 Australia 220/7 Austria 220/8 Bahamas 220/9 Belgium 220/10 Bali Subseries 1 Canada 220/11 General 220/12 Hart Highway 220/13 Jasper National Park 220/14 Ottowa 220/15 Quebec

Includes photographs from the 1967 Montreal World's Fair.

220/16 Royal Mounted Police

Colloquially known as "Mounties."

 220/17 St. Lawrence 220/18 Vancouver, British Columbia 220/19 Vancouver Island 220/20 Victoria 220/21 Whitehorse Subseries 2 China 220/22 General 220/23 Beijing 220/24 Shanghai 220/25 Tientsen 220/26 Colombia 220/27 Crete 220/28 Denmark - Faroe Islands 220/29 Denmark - Royalty 220/30 Dominican Republic 220/31 Ecuador 220/32 Egypt 220/33 Fiji 220/34 Finland Subseries 3 France 220/35 General 220/36 Normandy 220/37 Paris 220/38 Versailles 220/39 Verdun 220/40 Vichy Subseries 4 Germany 220/41 General 220/42 Munich 220/43 Nuremberg 220/44 Sylt Subseries 5 Great Britain 220/45 Northern Ireland 220/46 Royalty - Crown Jewels 220/47 Royalty - Duke & Duchess of Windsor

Photographs of the former King Edward VIII and Wallis Warfield.

 220/48 Royalty - Kings

Photographs of Edward VII and George VI.

 220/49 Royalty - Princes (Except Charles) 220/50 Royalty - Prince Charles and Princess Diana 220/51 Royalty - Princesses (Except Anne, Diana and Margaret) 220/52 Royalty - Princess Anne 220/53 Royalty - Princess Margaret 220/54 Royalty - Queens (Except Elizabeth II)

Includes the Queen Mother.

 220/55 Royalty - Queen Elizabeth II 220/56 Isle of Sark 220/57 Scotland 220/58 Wales 220/59 Greece 220/60 Greece - Royalty 220/61 Honduras 220/62 Hong Kong 220/63 Indonesia

Referred to as Sumatra.

 220/64 Iran - Royalty 220/65 Israel Subseries 6 Italy 220/66 Pompeii 220/67 Rome 220/68 Royalty - Princess Maria Beatriz 220/69 Sicily 220/70 Venice Subseries 7 Japan 220/71 Hiroshima 220/72 Kyoto 220/73 Okinawa 220/74 Royalty (Except Emperor Hirohito)

Mostly photographs of then-prince and later Emperor Akihito.

220/75 Royalty - Emperor Hirohito 220/76 Sapporo 220/77 Tokyo 220/78 Volcanoes 220/79 Jordan - Royalty 220/80 Kenya 220/81 Kuwait - Royalty 220/82 Luxembourg - Royalty 220/83 Mexico 220/84 Morocco - Royalty 220/85 Mozambique 220/86 Nepal Subseries 8 Netherlands 220/87 General 220/88 Rotterdam 220/89 Royalty 220/90 The Hague 220/91 New Guinea 220/92 New Zealand 220/93 Nicaragua Subseries 9 Norway 220/94 General 220/95 Oslo 220/96 Royalty 220/97 Spitsbergen 221/1 Panama 221/2 Pakistan 221/3 Palestine 221/4 Peru Subseries 10 Philippines 221/5 General 221/6 Bataan 221/7 Corregidor 221/8 Manila Subseries 11 Poland 221/9 General 221/10 Czestochowa 221/11 Gdynia 221/12 Krakow 221/13 Lwow 221/14 Poznan 221/15 Warsaw (1) 221/16 Warsaw (2) 221/17 Portugal 221/18 Rockall

Tiny island annexed by Great Britain.

 221/19 Romania 221/20 Romania - Royalty (1)

Includes many photographs of Queen Marie in Oregon and Washington.

 221/21 Romania - Royalty (2) 221/22 Sahara Desert 221/23 Saudi Arabia 221/24 Saudi Arabia - Royalty 221/25 Seychelles Island 221/26 Singapore 221/27 Solomon Islands Subseries 12 Soviet Union

Was originally filed as "Russia," but includes photographs of areas that are now independent countries, such as Ukraine, the Baltic Countries, and Georgia.

 221/28 General (1) 221/29 General (2) 221/30 Don Cossack Russian Male Chorus 221/31 Moscow 221/32 Odessa 221/33 Siberia 221/34 Stalingrad 221/35 Yalta 221/36 South Africa Subseries 13 Spain 221/37 General 221/38 Barcelona 221/39 Granada 221/40 Madrid 221/41 Royalty 221/42 Seville 221/43 Toledo 221/44 Straits of Magellan 221/45 Sudan 221/46 Surinam

Referred to as Dutch Guiana.

 221/47 Swaziland - Royalty Subseries 14 Sweden 221/48 General 221/49 Gothenburg 221/50 Military 221/51 Royalty

See also: People - Prince Bertil.

 221/52 Stockholm 221/53 Switzerland 221/54 Syria 221/55 Tahiti 221/56 Taiwan 221/57 Tanzania 221/58 Thailand 221/59 Thailand - Royalty 221/60 Tibet 221/61 Tonga 221/62 Trinidad 221/63 Tunisia 221/64 Turkey 221/65 Uganda 221/66 Uruguay 221/67 Vatican City

See also: Italy - Rome.

 221/68 Venezuela 221/69 Vietnam 221/70 West Indies (British) 221/71 West Indies (Dutch) 221/72 Yemen 221/73 Yugoslavia 221/74 Yugoslavia - Royalty 221/75 Zaire 221/76 Zambia 221/77 Zimbabwe

Referred to as Rhodesia.

 Series I Subjects 1902-1982 17 cubic feet 17 records cartons

Includes both photographs taken in Oregon and in other locations.

 222/1 Abortion 222/2 Accidents - Fatal 222/3 Accidents - Injury 222/4 Actresses - 19th Century 222/5 Adoption 222/6 Advertising

See also: Subjects - Billboards.

 222/7 Aerosol Subseries 1 Agriculture

Includes agricultural equipment, livestock, and fruits and vegetables.

 222/8 Apples 222/9 Artichokes 222/10 Asparagus 222/11 Barley 222/12 Bananas 222/13 Beans 222/14 Beekeeping 222/15 Berries and Berrypicking

Consists of photographs which don't specify berry type.

 222/16 Blackberries 222/17 Blueberries 222/18 Cabbages 222/19 Cantaloupes 222/20 Carrots 222/21 Cattle 222/22 Celtuce

A Chinese vegetable.

 222/23 Chaff 222/24 Cherries 222/25 Combines 222/26 Corn 222/27 Cotton 222/28 Cranberries 222/29 Crop Dusting

See also: Agriculture - Pesticides.

 222/30 Cucumbers 222/31 Dairy 222/32 Dates 222/33 Eggs 222/34 Farms (General) 222/35 Field Burning 222/36 Figs 222/37 Filberts 222/38 Flax 222/39 Flour 222/40 Fruit and Fruitpicking

Consists of photographs that don't specify fruit type.

 222/41 Fruit Inspection 222/42 Ginseng 222/43 Grain Elevators 222/44 Grapes 222/45 Hay 222/46 Harvesters 222/47 Herbs 222/48 Hops 222/49 Irrigation 222/50 Kiwis

Referred to as Chinese Gooseberries.

 222/51 Lemons 222/52 Litchi 222/53 Mint 222/54 Olives 222/55 Onions 222/56 Oranges 222/57 "Orchard Monkey" 222/58 Parsnips 222/59 Peaches 222/60 Peanuts 222/61 Pears 222/62 Pesticides

See also: Agriculture - Crop Dusting.

 222/63 Pineapples 222/64 Plowing 222/65 Potatoes 222/66 Poultry (1)

Mostly photographs of turkeys.

 222/67 Poultry (2) 222/68 Poultry (3) 222/69 Poultry (4) 222/70 Poultry (5) 222/71 Poultry (6) 222/72 Pumpkins 222/73 Raspberries 222/74 Rice 222/75 Rubber

Includes synthetic rubber.

 222/76 Rye 222/77 Scarecrows 222/78 Seeds and Seeding 222/79 Sheep 222/80 Silk and Silk Worms 222/81 Soybeans 222/82 Spinach 222/83 Squash 222/84 Straw Baler 222/85 Strawberries 222/86 Sugar 222/87 Teasel Farm 222/88 Tobacco 222/89 Tomatoes 222/90 Tractors

See also: Cars and Other Motor Vehicles - Tractors.

 222/91 Triticale 222/92 Walnuts 222/93 Watermelons 222/94 Wheat 222/95 Youngberries 222/96 Air Bags 222/97 Air Pollution

See also: Subjects - Pollution; Subjects - Smog.

 222/98 Air Raid Siren 222/99 Aluminum 222/100 Amish 222/101 Antiques 222/102 Aquahol 222/103 Aquariums 222/104 Arab People 222/105 Archaeology 222/106 Architecture 222/107 Architectural Awards

Photographs of buildings which won awards for their architectural design.

 Subseries 2 Art

For Native American Art, see: Subjects - Indians of North America; see also: Portland - Portland Art Museum.

 223/1 General 223/2 Batik 223/3 Ceramics 223/4 Collages 223/5 Crafts 223/6 Drawings 223/7 Embroidery 223/8 Etchings 223/9 Exhibits 223/10 Glass and Glass-blowing

See also: Art - Stained Glass.

 223/11 Ice Sculpture 223/12 Jade Sculpture 223/13 Lithographs 223/14 Macrame 223/15 Mosaics 223/16 Murals

Includes photographs of the Lovejoy Columns.

 223/17 Onyx Sculptures 223/18 Oriental Art 223/19 Paintings (1) 223/20 Paintings (2) 223/21 Paintings (3) 223/22 Paintings (4) 223/23 Paintings (5) 223/24 Paintings (6) 223/25 Paintings (7) 223/26 Paintings (8) 223/27 Paintings (9) 223/28 Paintings (10) 223/29 Paintings (11) 223/30 Paintings (12) 223/31 Photography 223/32 Posters 223/33 Pottery 223/34 Prints 223/35 Quilts 223/36 Sculpture (1)

See also: Subjects - Statues.

 223/37 Sculpture (2) 223/38 Sculpture (3) 223/39 Sculpture (4) 223/40 Sculpture (5) 223/41 Stained Glass

See also: Art - Glass and Glass-blowing.

 223/42 Tapestries 223/43 Tole Painting 223/44 Woodcarvings 223/45 Woodcuts 223/46 Asphalt 223/47 Assault 223/48 Associated Press 223/49 Astronomy Subseries 3 Aviation

See also: Military - Air Force; Military - Civic Air Patrol.

223/50 Far West Airlines 223/51 Northwest Airlines 223/52 Pan American World Airways 223/53 Trans World Airlines 223/54 United Airlines (1) 223/55 United Airlines (2) 223/56 West Coast Airlines 223/57 Western Airlines 223/58 Airmail 224/1 Airplane Accidents (1) 224/2 Airplane Accidents (2) 224/3 Airplane Hangar 224/4 Airplane Repair School 224/5 Airplanes - General (1) 224/6 Airplanes - General (2) 224/7 Airplanes - General (3) 224/8 Airplanes - General (4) 224/9 Airplanes - General (5) 224/10 Beechcraft Airplanes 224/11 Boeing Airplanes 224/12 Cessna Airplanes 224/13 Commercial Airplanes (1)

Look also under names of airliners.

 224/14 Commercial Airplanes (2) 224/15 Commercial Airplanes (3) 224/16 Concorde Jet 224/17 Airplane Engines 224/18 Early Airplanes (1)

See also: Aviation - Vintage Airplanes.

 224/19 Early Airplanes (2) 224/20 Early Airplanes (3) 224/21 Formula Midget Airplanes 224/22 Geodetic Airplanes 224/23 Gruman Goose 224/24 Howard Hughes Airplanes 224/25 Lone Star Airplanes 224/26 Mainliner Airplanes 224/27 Airplanes - Pan American Clippers 224/28 Rankin Airplanes 224/29 Russian Airplanes 224/30 Skydiving and Skywriting Airplanes 224/31 Small Airplanes (1)

Originally filed as "Airplane - Small, Private."

 224/32 Small Airplanes (2) 224/33 Small Jets 224/34 Spad Airplanes 224/35 Stearman Airplanes 224/36 Stratoliners 224/37 Airplanes - "Student Prince" 224/38 Supersonic Jets 224/39 Vintage Airplanes

See also: Aviation - Early Airplanes.

 224/40 Airplanes - "Winnie Mae" 224/41 Airport Security 224/42 Beacons 224/43 Blimps

Also called Dirigibles.

 224/44 Flight Attendants 224/45 Gliders 224/46 Helicopters (1) 224/47 Helicopters (2) 224/48 Helicopters - 304th Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Squadron 224/49 Hot Air Balloons 224/50 National Aeronautic & Space Administration (NASA) 224/51 Parachutes and Parachuting 224/52 Rocketry 224/53 Seaplanes 224/54 Semi-Automatic Ground Equipment 224/55 Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs) 224/56 Auctions 224/57 Autographs 224/58 Babies 224/59 Balloons 225/1 Bank Robberies (1) 225/2 Bank Robberies (2) 225/3 Barbers 225/4 Barns

See also: Subjects - Agriculture.

 225/5 Barrels 225/6 Baskets 225/7 Bathrooms 225/8 Bathtubs 225/9 Beads 225/10 Beams 225/11 Bible 225/12 Bill of Rights 225/13 Billboards

See also: Subjects - Advertising.

 225/14 Birdhouses and Bird Feeders 225/15 Birth Control 225/16 Blacksmiths 225/17 Blankets 225/18 Blind People Subseries 4 Boats and Other Watercraft

See also: Military - Navy.

 225/19 General 225/20 "Aloca Consair" 225/21 Anchors 225/22 Barges 225/23 Boat Accidents 225/24 Boat Building

See also: Boats and Other Watercraft - Ship Building.

 225/25 Boat Shows 225/26 Canoes 225/27 Dredges 225/28 Ferries 225/29 Figureheads 225/30 Fishing Boats

See also: Subjects - Fishing.

 225/31 Higgins Boat 225/32 Houseboats 225/33 "Hyde" 225/34 Hydroplanes 225/35 Jetfoils 225/36 Pleasure Motorcraft 225/37 Pontons 225/38 Rafts 225/39 River Pilots 225/40 Sailboats 225/41 Seadromes 225/42 Ship Building

See also: Boats and Other Watercraft - Boat Building.

 225/43 Body Scanners 225/44 Boeing Aerospace Co. 225/45 Bombardon 225/46 Bombs and Bombings 225/47 Bomb Shelters 225/48 Bones and Skeletons 225/49 Books

See also: Subjects - Reading.

 225/50 Bottles 225/51 Boy Scouts 225/52 Breathalyzers 225/53 Bridges 225/54 Broken Equipment

Herb Alden photographs with no caption which had originally been filed in a folder titled "Misc."

 225/55 Buggies 225/56 Bulgarian People 225/57 Buttons 225/58 Cables 225/59 Calculators 225/60 Calendars 225/61 Candles 225/62 Canes Subseries 5 Cars and Other Motor Vehicles 225/63 Ambulances 225/64 Antique Automobiles (1) 225/65 Antique Automobiles (2) 225/66 Auto Shows 225/67 Car Accidents (1) 225/68 Car Accidents (2) 225/69 Cars - General (1) 225/70 Cars - General (2) 225/71 Cars -American Motors 225/72 Cars - Chrysler 225/73 Electric Cars 225/74 Cars - Ford (1) 225/75 Cars - Ford (2) 225/76 Cars - General Motors 225/77 Cars - Jaguar 225/78 Cars- Japanese Imports 225/79 Cars - Rolls Royce 226/1 Bulldozers 226/2 Bus Accidents 226/3 Buses 226/4 School Bus Accidents 226/5 School Buses 226/6 Compactors 226/7 Hearses 226/8 Jeeps 226/9 License Plates 226/10 Motorcycle Accidents 226/11 Motorcycles 226/12 Recreational Vehicles (RVs) and Campers

See also: Subjects - Trailers and Trailer Homes.

 226/13 Scoopmobiles 226/14 Scooters 226/15 Snow Tractors 226/16 Snowmobiles

Includes Sno-Cat.

 226/17 Straddle Carrier Rig 226/18 Taxicabs 226/19 Tractors

See also: Agriculture - Tractors.

 226/20 Truck Accidents (1) 226/21 Truck Accidents (2) 226/22 Truck Lifts 226/23 Trucks (1) 226/24 Trucks (2) 226/26 Carousels

Also called Merry-Go-Rounds.

 226/27 Carpenters 226/28 Carpeting 226/29 Caskets 226/30 Catalogs 226/31 Cement 226/32 Cemeteries 226/33 Census 226/34 Cesspools 226/35 Chairs 226/36 Chalices 226/37 Charts 226/38 Child Abuse 226/39 Child Care 226/40 Child Molester

Sketch of suspected child molester.

 226/41 Children (1) 226/42 Children (2) 226/43 Chimney 226/44 China Dishes 226/45 Chinese and Chinese-American People 226/46 Chinese New Year 226/47 Chopsticks 226/48 Christmas

See also: Subjects - Santa Claus.

 226/49 Cigarettes 226/50 Cigarette Lighters 226/51 Cinnamon Bear 226/52 Clocks 226/53 Clotheslines 226/54 Clothing 226/55 Clouds 226/56 Coin Banks 226/57 Coins 226/58 Comets 226/59 Comic Books 226/60 Computers 226/61 Concrete 226/62 Condominiums 226/63 Conjoined Twins

Referred to as Siamese Twins.

 226/64 Consumer Product Safety 226/65 Cooking 226/66 Corporate Salaries

List of highest paid executives in 1980.

 226/67 Costumes (1) 226/68 Costumes (2) 226/69 Counterfeiting 226/70 Cowboys 226/71 Cranes 226/72 Credit Cards

Includes a reproduction of medieval drawing with the caption explaining the origin of paying by credit.

 226/73 Crime Prevention 226/74 Crosses 226/75 Crowds 226/76 Crowns 226/77 Cuddlebuggies 226/78 Cultivators 226/79 Customs Office 226/80 Deaf People 226/81 Demonstrations 226/82 Demonstrations - Poor People's March 1968 226/83 Desks 226/84 Diamonds 226/85 Diesel Engines 226/86 Dishwashers 226/87 Diving 226/88 Draft Cards 226/89 Driftwood 226/90 Drillbits 226/91 Drownings 226/92 Drunk Driving 226/93 Dynamite 227/1 Earrings 227/2 Eclipses 227/3 Economy Subseries 6 Education 227/4 Bilingual Education 227/5 "Child Find" Program 227/6 Chisanbop

Name of an alternative method to teaching math.

 227/7 College Brochures 227/8 Creationism in Schools 227/9 Drivers' Education 227/10 Homeschooling 227/11 Outdoor School 227/12 Report Cards 227/13 Scholarships 227/14 School Enrollment 227/15 Students - Children 227/16 College and University Students 227/17 Foreign Students 227/18 Gifted Students 227/19 High School Students 227/20 Teaching Machine 227/21 Electroencephalograph 227/22 Electronics Subseries 7 Energy and Utilities 227/23 General

Includes photographs originally filed under "Power."

 227/24 Coal 227/25 Conservation 227/26 Ethanol 227/27 Generators 227/28 Geothermal 227/29 Natural Gas 227/30 Nuclear 227/31 Nuclear Waste 227/32 Oil 227/33 Oil Drilling 227/34 Oil Pipelines 227/35 Oil Skimmers 227/36 Oil Spills 227/37 Oil Tanks and Drums 227/38 Power Lines and Poles 227/39 Sewers and Sewage Treatment 227/40 Solar (1) 227/41 Solar (2) 227/42 Solar (3) 227/43 Thermogenerators 227/44 Turbines 227/45 Water Power 227/46 Wind Power 227/47 Equa-Scope Stabilizer 227/48 Erosion 227/49 Ex-Convicts 227/50 Eyeglasses 227/51 Fairy Ring 227/52 Fans 227/53 Fashion 227/54 Ferris Wheels 227/55 Filing 227/56 Fingerprints 227/57 Fire Alarms 227/58 Fire Engines 227/59 Fire Escapes 227/60 Fire Hydrants 227/61 Firefighters and Firefighting 227/62 Fireplaces 227/63 Fireworks Subseries 8 Fishing

See also: Boats and Other Watercraft - Fishing Boats; for live, non-commercial fish, see: Subjects - Flora and Fauna.

 227/64 General 227/65 Canneries 227/66 Crabs 227/67 Crawfish 227/68 Equipment 227/69 Hatcheries 227/70 Lobster 227/71 Octopus 227/72 Oysters 227/73 Research 227/74 Salmon 227/75 Scallops 227/76 Shrimp 227/77 Smelt 227/78 Sportsman's Shows 227/79 Tarpon 227/80 Tuna (1) 227/81 Tuna (2) 227/82 Subseries 9 Flora and Fauna

Includes extinct and mythological creatures; see also: Washington Park - Zoo.

 227/83 Aardvarks 227/84 Algae 227/85 Alligators 227/86 Amaryllis 227/87 Amazon Pompadours 227/88 Antelopes 227/89 Ants 227/90 Auodads 227/91 Auklets 227/92 Avocets 227/93 Baboons 227/94 Bats 227/95 Bears 227/96 Bees 227/97 Beetles 227/98 Bigfoot 227/99 Birds (Unspecified) 227/100 Birds of Paradise 227/101 Blackbirds 227/102 Bobcats 227/103 Budgies 227/104 Buffalo

Also known as Bison.

 227/105 Burros 227/106 Bush-Tits 227/107 Butterflies 227/108 Buzzards 228/1 Cacti 228/2 Camels 228/3 Canaries 228/4 Caribou 228/5 Cascara 228/6 Cats 228/7 Caterpillars 228/8 Cheetahs 228/9 Chickadees 228/10 Chickens 228/11 Chimpanzees 228/12 Chipmunks 228/13 Chrysanthenums 228/14 Clams 228/15 Clematis 228/16 Coatimundi 228/17 Cackatoos 228/18 Condors 228/19 Coots 228/20 Cormorants 228/21 Cougars 228/22 Coyotes 228/23 Coypus 228/24 Cranes

Includes both Sandbill Cranes and Saurus Cranes.

 228/25 Crawfish 228/26 Crickets 228/27 Crocus 228/28 Crocodiles 228/29 Crows 228/30 Curlews 228/31 Daffodils 228/32 Dahlias 228/33 Daisies 228/34 Deer 228/35 Dinosaurs 228/36 Dodos 228/37 Dogs (1) 228/38 Dogs (2) 228/39 Dogs (3) 228/40 Dogs (4) 228/41 Dogwood 228/42 Dolphins 228/43 Donkeys 228/44 Dracenas 228/45 Dragonflies 228/46 Ducks 228/47 Eagles 228/48 Easter Seals 228/49 Egrets 228/50 Elephants (1)

See also: Washington Park - Zoo - Elephants.

 228/51 Elephants (2) 228/52 Elephants (3) 228/53 Elk 228/54 Emus 228/55 Falcons 228/56 Ferns 228/57 Finches 228/58 Flowers (Unspecified) 228/59 Foxes 228/60 Frogs 228/61 Fuchsias 228/62 Geese 228/63 Geraniums 228/64 Gibbons 228/65 Giraffes 228/66 Gnus 228/67 Goats 228/68 Gorillas 228/69 Grosbeaks 228/70 Groundhogs 228/71 Grouse 228/72 Guinea Pigs 228/73 Gypsy Moths 228/74 Hamsters 228/75 Hawks 228/76 Hedgehogs 228/77 Hemlock Loopers 228/78 Herons 228/79 Hippopotami 228/80 Hogs 228/81 Holly 228/82 Hornbills 228/83 Horses 228/84 Hummingbirds 228/85 Ibis 228/86 Irish Bells 228/87 Ivy 228/88 Jaguars 228/89 Juniper 228/90 Karakul Sheep 228/91 Kangaroos 228/92 Kinglets 228/93 Kinkajous 228/94 Koala Bears 228/95 Lemurs 228/96 Leopards 228/97 Ligers

Offspring of a lion and a tiger.

 228/98 Lilies 228/99 Lions 228/100 Lizards 228/101 Leaves 228/102 Llamas 228/103 Lobsters 228/104 Lovebirds 228/105 Macaus 228/106 Magnocias 228/107 Mandrils 228/108 Minks 228/109 Monkeys 228/110 Morning Glory 228/111 Mourning Doves 228/112 Mules 228/113 Mushrooms 228/114 Musk Oxen 228/115 Nutrias 229/1 Ocelots 229/2 Octopi 229/3 Okapis 229/4 Olingos 229/5 Onagadori 229/6 Onagers 229/7 Opossums

Also known as Possums.

 229/8 Orangutans 229/9 Orchids 229/10 Oregon Grape 229/11 Oryx 229/12 Ostriches 229/13 Otters 229/14 Owls 229/15 Oxen 229/16 Pacaranas 229/17 Panda Bears 229/18 Parrots 229/19 Peacocks 229/20 Pelicans 229/21 Penguins 229/22 Phasmids 229/23 Pheasants 229/24 Pigeons 229/25 Pine Cones 229/26 Plants (Unspecified) 229/27 Pointsettas 229/28 Polar Bears 229/29 Ponies 229/30 Porpoises 229/31 Pottos 229/32 Prairie Dogs 229/33 Pussy Willows 229/34 Rabbits 229/35 Raccoons 229/36 Ragweed 229/37 Redpolls 229/38 Reindeer 229/39 Rheas 229/40 Rhinoceri 229/41 Rhododendrons 229/42 Robins 229/43 Roosters 229/44 Roses (1)

See also: Washington Park - Rose Garden.

 229/45 Roses (2) 229/46 Roses (3) 229/47 Roses (4) 229/48 Rubber Plants 229/49 Sagebrush 229/50 Salamanders 229/51 Scoters 229/52 Scorpions 229/53 Sea Elephants 229/54 Sea Lions 229/55 Seagulls 229/56 Seals 229/57 Servals 229/58 Sharks 229/59 Sheep 229/60 Shrikes 229/61 Skunks 229/62 Sloths 229/63 Snails 229/64 Snakes 229/65 Sparrows 229/66 Spiders 229/67 Spoonbills 229/68 Squaw Grass 229/69 Squid 229/70 Squirrels 229/71 Starfish 229/72 Starlings 229/73 Sunflowers 229/74 Swallows 229/75 Swans 229/76 Tanukis 229/77 Tapirs 229/78 Tarsiers 229/79 Tigers 229/80 Tortoises

See also: Flora and Fauna - Turtles.

 229/81 Trees - General 229/82 Insect-Infected Trees 229/83 Trees - A 229/84 Trees -B 229/85 Trees - C 229/86 Trees - D 229/87 Trees - E 229/88 Trees - F 229/89 Trees - G-L 229/90 Trees - M 229/91 Trees - N-R 229/92 Trees - S-Z 229/93 Tripunctata 229/94 Tropical Fish (Unspecified) 229/95 Truffles 229/96 Tuataras 229/97 Tulips 229/98 Tumbleweeds 229/99 Turtles

See also: Flora and Fauna - Tortoises.

 229/100 Tussock Moths 229/101 Unicorns 230/1 Venus Flytrap 230/2 Vicunas 230/3 Wallabies 230/4 Wallaroos 230/5 Walruses 230/6 Wasps 230/7 Waterbucks 230/8 Waxwings 230/9 Weeds 230/10 Whales (1) 230/11 Whales (2) 230/12 Whales (3) 230/13 Wildebeestes 230/14 Witch Hazel 230/15 Wolves 230/16 Wombats 230/17 Woodchucks 230/18 Woodpeckers 230/19 Wrens 230/20 Yaks 230/21 Yapocks 230/22 Zebras 230/23 Zebus 230/24 Zonies

Offspring of a zebra and a pony.

 230/25 Fonts

Photograph of an Italian font given to the Portland Art Museum.

Subseries 10 Food and Beverage

Includes establisments that serve food and drink, and specific brand drinks.

 230/26 Beer 230/27 Cakes 230/28 Candy 230/29 Cheese 230/30 Coffee 230/31 Cookies 230/32 Fast Food 230/33 Food - General

Includes photographs related to food drives and food-drying devices.

 230/34 Gum 230/35 Ice Cream 230/36 Jack Rabbit Milk 230/37 Liquor Stores 230/38 Meat 230/39 Pizza 230/40 Popcorn 230/41 Shasta Soda 230/42 Soda Fountains 230/43 Spaghetti 230/44 Taverns 230/45 Tea 230/46 Vendors and Vending Machines 230/47 Wine 230/48 Food Stamps Subseries 11 Forests and Forestry 230/49 Aerial Logging 230/50 Aerial Seeding 230/51 Barker-Chippers 230/52 Brush Fires 230/53 Forests - General 230/54 Forest Fires

See also: Forests and Forestry - Smoke Jumpers.

 230/55 Forest Service 230/56 Forestry - General 230/57 Forestry Science Laboratories 230/58 Logging

Includes 5 images of a Crogster Timber Co. site.

 230/59 Logging Machines 230/60 Logs 230/61 Lumber 230/62 Lumber Tester 230/63 Plywood 230/64 Reforestation 230/65 Sawdust 230/66 Sawmill Equipment 230/67 Sawmills 230/68 Smoke Jumpers

See also: Forests and Forestry - Forest Fires.

 230/69 Slash Burning 230/70 Spar Poles 230/71 Spraying 230/72 Tree Crushers 230/73 Tree Farms 230/74 Tree Harvesters 230/75 Wood and Wood Products 230/76 Wood Chips 230/77 Fossils 230/78 Fuel Tanks 230/79 Fur 230/80 Furnaces 230/81 Furniture 230/82 Furniture - Backbars

Originally filed in folder labled "Bars."

 230/83 Furniture - Basement 230/84 Garages 230/85 Garbage 230/86 Garbage Collectors 230/87 Gardens 230/88 Gems 230/89 Geodesic Dome 230/90 Glass Floats 230/91 Globes 230/92 Goblets 230/93 Gold Mines 230/94 Gold Prospecting 230/95 Gravel Pits and Quarries 230/96 Greenhouses 230/97 Gunnite 230/98 Guns 230/99 Hair Styling 230/100 Haircuts 230/101 Hands 230/102 Hazardous Chemicals 230/103 Hazardous Products Subseries 12 Health and Medicine 231/1 Acupuncture 231/2 Alcoholism 231/3 Amnesia 231/4 Artificial Eyes 231/5 Artificial Limbs 231/6 Biofeedback 231/7 Blood 231/8 Cancer 231/9 Dentistry 231/10 Drug Addiction Therapy 231/11 Ether 231/12 Exercise 231/13 Eye Health 231/14 First Aid 231/15 Hearing Tests 231/16 Heart 231/17 Heart Surgery 231/18 Hemophilia 231/19 Hemostat 231/20 Hepatitis 231/21 Incubator 231/22 Influenza 231/23 Iron Lung 231/24 Longevity 231/25 Lungs 231/26 Maple Syrup Urine Disease 231/27 Mental Illness 231/28 Nurses 231/29 Nursing Homes 231/30 Orthodontics 231/31 Oxygen Appliances 231/32 Pharmacies 231/33 Pharmaceutical Drugs 231/34 Physical Fitness 231/35 Physical Rehabilitation 231/36 Polio 231/37 Psychologists 231/38 Rabies 231/39 Respirators 231/40 Resuscitation

Also referred to as Pulmonary Resuscitation.

 231/41 Smoking and Anti-Smoking Campaigns 231/42 Strokes 231/43 Surgeons and Surgery 231/44 Surgical Instruments 231/45 Thermometers 231/46 Transplants 231/47 Tuberculosis 231/48 Vaccinations 231/49 Vitamins 231/50 X-Rays 231/51 Health Insurance 231/52 Heat Pumps 231/53 Hermits 231/54 Hi-Fi 231/55 Highway Signs

See also: Subjects - Signs.

 231/56 Highway Equipment 231/57 Hijackings 231/58 Hippies 231/59 Hitchhiking 231/60 Hispanic American People 231/61 Hobos 231/62 Home-Building 231/63 Horseshoes 231/64 House Moving 231/65 Houses and Housing (1) 231/66 Houses and Housing (2) 231/67 Icons 231/68 Igloos 231/69 Incinerators Subseries 13 Indians of North America 231/70 General (1)

Mostly photographs of Native American people.

 231/71 General (2) 231/72 Arrowheads 231/73 Art and Artifacts 231/74 Inuit People

Also known as Eskimos.

 231/75 Petroglyphs 231/76 Totem Poles 231/77 Ingorot People

Ethnic group in the Philippines which fought against Japanese occupation in World War II.

 231/78 Iran Hostage Crisis 231/79 Insulation 231/80 Jackhammers 231/81 Japanese People 231/82 Japanese-American People 231/83 Jaywalking 231/84 Jewelry 231/85 Jewelry Cases 231/86 Junk and Junkyards 231/87 Jury Duty 231/88 Keys 231/89 Keystone Cops 231/90 Kissing 231/91 Kitchens 231/92 Korean People 231/93 Lace 231/94 Lamps 231/95 Landslides 231/96 Languages 231/97 Lanterns 231/98 Lantz Converters 231/99 Lasers 231/100 Lathes 231/101 Lawnmowers 231/102 Lawns 231/103 Lead Paint 231/104 Lead Testing 231/105 Leather 231/106 Legs 231/107 Lenses 231/108 Letters 232/1 Light Rail Transit System 232/2 Lighthouses 232/3 Lights 232/4 Litter 232/5 Log Cabins 232/6 Lobbyists 232/7 Low-Cost Housing 232/8 Magazines 232/9 Magna-Viewer 232/10 Mail Carriers

See also: Subjects - Postal Service.

 232/11 Mailboxes 232/12 March of Dimes 232/13 Marijuana 232/14 Marriage Licenses 232/15 Masks 232/16 Matches 232/17 Mechanical Bulls

Original folder titled "Mechanical Animal."

 232/18 Medal of Merit Subseries 14 Media 232/19 Academy Awards 232/20 Cable Television 232/21 Cartoons 232/22 Comics 232/23 Emmy Awards

Originally filed as "Television Awards."

 232/24 Television (1)

Includes some photographs of television sets and equipment, but mostly promotional photographs of television shows.

 232/25 Television (2) 232/26 Memorials

See also: Subjects - Monuments.

 232/27 Mentally Disabled People 232/28 Metal Detectors 232/29 Meteorites 232/30 Metric System 232/31 Mickey Mouse Subseries 15 Military 232/32 Air Force - General (1)

Also referred to as Army Air Corps and Navy Air Corps.

See also: Military - Civic Air Patrol.

 232/33 Air Force - General (2) 232/34 Air Force - Bombers

See also: Air Force - Flying Fortresses.

 232/35 Air Force - Cargo and Transport Planes (1) 232/36 Air Force - Cargo and Transport Planes (2) 232/37 Air Force - Fighters (1)

See also: Air Force - F-102s; Air Force - Thunderbirds.

 232/38 Air Force - Fighters (2) 232/39 Air Force - F-102s

See also: Air Force - Fighters.

 232/40 Air Force - Flying Fortresses

See also: Air Force - Bombers.

 232/41 Air Force - Gliders 232/42 Air Force - North American Air Defense (NORAD) 232/43 Air Force - Observation Posts 232/44 Air Force - Planes - General 232/45 Air Force - Strategic Air Command 232/46 Air Force - Thunderbirds 232/47 Air Force - Torpedo Planes 232/48 Air Force - Wasps 232/49 Military Aircraft - Foreign 232/50 Air Raid Alarm System 232/51 Air Raid Warden Equipment 232/52 Army - Artillery 232/53 Army - Cavalry 232/54 Army - Engineers

Includes a number of photographs of the 18th Engineers.

 232/55 Army - Infantry 232/56 Cannons 232/57 Civic Air Patrol

See also: Military - Air Force.

 232/58 Civil War Victim

Illustration of an emaciated prisoner of war.

 232/59 Coast Guard 232/60 Coast Guard Academy 232/61 Junior ROTC 232/62 Marines 232/63 Missiles 232/64 Navy 232/65 Navy - Submarines 232/66 Navy - USS Bunker Hill 232/67 North Atlantic Treaty Alliance (NATO) 232/68 NATO War Games 232/69 Nuclear Bombs 232/70 Paratroopers 232/71 Poison Gas 232/72 Submarines - Foreign 232/73 Supreme Headquarters of Allied Powers in Europe (SHARPE) 233/1 Tanks (1) 233/2 Tanks (2) 233/3 Torpedoes 233/4 US-Libya Air Battle 233/5 Veterans 233/6 Vietnam War (1)

See also: Subjects - Refugees from Vietnam.

 233/7 Vietnam War (2) 233/8 Vietnam Peace Talks 233/9 World War I 233/10 World War II (1)

Includes photographs of bombing damage during the Battle of Britain.

See also: Non-US Locations - Germany - Nuremberg; Japan - Hiroshima; China - Tientsen.

 233/11 World War II (2) 233/12 Mining 233/13 Mobile Homes 233/14 Mobile Mart

See also: Subjects - Gold Mines.

 233/15 Model Cities

See also: Subjects - Houses and Housing.

 233/16 Money 233/17 Monuments

See also: Subjects - Memorials.

 233/18 Moon

See also: Subjects - Coins.

 233/19 Moral Rearmament 233/20 Mosquito Bites 233/21 Mothers Subseries 16 Music

Contains photographs relating to musical instruments and music types, and promotional photographs of bands.

 233/22 Andean Music 233/23 Bagpipes 233/24 Bassoons 233/25 Barbershop Quartets 233/26 Bells

Includes the Liberty Bell and church bells.

 233/27 Gongs 233/28 Groups - A-F

Includes: ABBA; Association; Baja Marimba Band; the Bay City Rollers; the Beach Boys; the Beatles; the BeeGees; Black Oak Arkansas; Black Sabbath; Black Velvet Blood, Sweat & Tears; Blue Oyster Cult; the Bones; Brothers Four; Cheap Trick; Chicago; the Crusaders; Daehan Sisters; the Eagles; Ebony Rhythym Funk Campaign; Edwin Hawkins Singers; Fifth Dimension; Florestrian Trio; Flying Burrito Brothers.

 233/29 Groups - G-L

Includes: Gail, Row & Michael; the Grateful Dead; the Guess Who; Harlequin MassHerman's Hermits; Howling Gael; the Hues Corporation; Hungarian Quartet; the Ink Sports (Reincarnate); Irish Rovers; Janacek String Quartet the Jackson 5; Jeff Lorber Fusion; Jefferson Airplane; Jefferson Starship; Johnny Limbo and the Lugnuts; Julliard String Quartet; Kiki Dee Band; Koeckert Quartet; Kraftwerk; Kronos String Quartet; the Laughing Kahunas; Little Feat; Los Indios Tabajáras; LTD; Lynyrd Skynyrd.

 233/30 Groups - M-R

Includes: The Manhattan Transfer; the Marshall Tucker Band; the Mob; Nantucket; New Christy Minstrels; New Orgeon Singers; Nitty Gritty Dirt Band; Obernkirchen Children's Choir; Parrenin Quartet; Paul Revere and the Raiders; the Police; Primavera String Quartet; Quartetto Brahms; Radio Flyer; the Ramones; Roger Wagner Chorale; the Rolling Stones.

 233/31 Groups - S-Z

Includes: Salzburg Mozarteum String Quartet; Serendipity Singers; Sha Na Na; Slowtrain; Styx; the Supremes; the Tannahill Singers; the Taylor Band; Tijuana Brass; Translator; Upepo; the Ventures; Vienna Boys Choir; War.

 233/32 Horns

Includes: Serendipity Singers; Sha Na Na; Slowtrain; Styx; the Taylor Band; Tijuana Brass; Translator; Upepo; the Ventures; Vienna Boys Choir; War.

 233/33 Juke Boxes 233/34 Marching Bands 233/35 Organ Grinders 233/36 Organs 233/37 Peter Britt Music Festival 233/38 Pianos 233/39 Polynesian Music 233/40 Sitars 233/41 Theremins 233/42 Tubas 233/43 Violins 233/44 Name Plates 233/45 Narcotics 233/46 National Parks 233/47 Navigation Markers 233/48 Navigators Organization 233/49 Nets 233/50 Newspapers 233/51 Nobel Prize 233/52 Noise 233/53 Nudists 233/54 Nuns 233/55 Obscenity 233/56 Oceans 233/57 Opals 233/58 Ophtalmoscopes 233/59 Orbs 233/60 Oregon and California Land Grants 233/61 Oscilloscopes 233/62 Outhouses 233/63 Packaging 233/64 Paper 233/65 Papier Maché 233/66 Parking Meters and Structures 233/67 Particle Boards 233/68 Passports 233/69 Patios 233/70 Peace Conference Delegates 233/71 Peace Corps 233/72 Pearls 233/73 Peddlers 233/74 People-Powered Vehicles Subseries 17 Performing Arts 233/75 Ballet 233/76 Circus 233/77 Clowns 233/78 Dance (1) 233/79 Dance (2) 233/80 Ice Shows 233/81 Mimes 233/82 Opera 233/83 Puppetry 233/84 Stunts 233/85 Theater Companies (1)

Includes promotional photographs of theater companies in Portland and elsewhere in Oregon.

 233/86 Theater Companies (2) 233/87 Tony Awards 234/1 Personal Rapid Transit Vehicles 234/2 Pesticides

Contains photographs related to DDT sprayings and other use of pesticides against insects.

 234/3 Pet Food 234/4 Pet Stores 234/5 Phonographs 234/6 Photo-Scan 234/7 Physically Disabled People 234/8 Piledriving 234/9 Pillows 234/10 Pins 234/11 Pipes 234/12 Plastic 234/13 Plastic Domes 234/14 Playhouses 234/15 Poison 234/16 Polargraphic Analyzers 234/17 Policemen 234/18 Pollution

See also: Subjects - Air Pollution; Subjects - Smog.

 Subseries 18 Politics 234/19 Campaigns 234/20 Caucusing 234/21 Democratic National Convention 234/22 Elections 234/23 Republican National Convention 234/24 Republican Party 234/25 Treaties 234/26 Voting Machines 234/27 Western Governors' Conference 234/28 Pornography 234/29 Porto-Dumper 234/30 Postal Service

See also: Subjects - Mail Carriers.

 234/31 Postcards 234/32 Poverty 234/33 Prayer 234/34 Printing 234/35 Prison Breaks and Riots 234/36 Prisons 234/37 Property Liens 234/38 Prostitution 234/39 Psychic Healing 234/40 Pumice 234/41 Pumps 234/42 Quadruplets 234/43 Quintuplets 234/44 Radar 234/45 Radio Equipment

Includes CB radio equipment.

 234/46 Radio Telescopes 234/47 Radioactivity 234/48 Radium 234/49 Radomes Subseries 19 Railroads 234/50 General (1) 234/51 General (2) 234/52 Box Cars 234/53 Companies - Alaska 234/54 Companies - Amtrak 234/55 Companies - Baltimore & Ohio 234/56 Companies - Burlington Northern 234/57 Companies - ConRail 234/58 Companies - Great Northern Railroad 234/59 Companies - Great Northern & Western Pacific 234/60 Companies - New York Central 234/61 Companies - Northern Pacific 234/62 Oregon-California Railroad Co. 234/63 Companies - Oregon, Pacific & Eastern Railway 234/64 Companies - Santa Fe Railroad 234/65 Companies - Southern Pacific 234/66 Companies - Spokane, Portland & Seattle 234/67 Companies - Union Pacific 234/68 Companies - Union Pacific - City of Portland 234/69 Companies - Union Pacific - The Portland Rose 234/70 Companies - Vernonia, South Park & Sunset Stream Railroad 234/71 Crossing Gates 234/72 Locomotives 234/73 Monorails 234/74 Signals 234/75 Railway Express Agency 234/76 Freedom Train 234/77 Friendship Train 234/78 General Motors Train

Also called "The Train of Tomorrow."

 234/79 Hospital Trains 234/80 Royal Hudson Train

Originally filed as "Railroad - Canada."

 234/81 Trackless Trains 234/82 Train Wrecks (1) 234/83 Train Wrecks (2) 234/84 Train Wrecks (3) 235/1 Train Wrecks - Out-of-Field (1)

Titling taken from original folders.

 235/2 Train Wrecks - Out-of-Field (2) 235/3 Train Wrecks - Out-of-Field (3) 235/4 Train Wrecks - Out-of-Field (4) 235/5 Train Wrecks - Out-of-Field (5) 235/6 Train Wrecks - Out-of-Field (6) 235/7 Trestles 235/8 Rainbow Family 235/9 Raincoats 235/10 Rape 235/11 Rapid Transit Systems 235/12 Ration Books and Cards 235/13 Razors 235/14 Reading 235/15 Recycling 235/16 Red Cross 235/17 Refrigerators 235/18 Refugees 235/19 Refugees from Vietnam (1)

See also: Military - Vietnam War.

 235/20 Refugees from Vietnam (2) 235/21 Refugees from Vietnam (3) 235/22 Refuse Burning 235/23 Rescues 235/24 Rest Areas 235/25 Reunions 235/26 Rickshaws 235/27 Rings 235/28 Riots 235/29 Road Construction 235/30 Robbery

See also: Subjects - Stolen Property.

 235/31 Robots 235/32 Rocks 235/33 Roller Coasters 235/34 Roofing 235/35 Rubber Bands 235/36 Rubbings 235/37 Rugs 235/38 Saddles and Bridles 235/39 Sand 235/40 Sandals 235/41 Sanders 235/42 Santa Claus

See also: Subjects - Christmas.

 235/43 Satellites 235/44 Saturn 235/45 Saturometer 235/46 Saws 235/47 Scales 235/48 Scarabs 235/49 Scepters 235/50 Scooters (Non-Motorized) 235/51 Scopitone 235/52 Scrapers 235/53 Scraphandlers 235/54 Screens 235/55 Sea Scouts 235/56 Seadromes 235/57 Sea Labs I and II 235/58 Seals

Includes Oregon and United States Seals.

 235/59 Secretaries 235/60 Security Services 235/61 Seismographs 235/62 Self-Defense 235/63 Senior Citizens (1) 235/64 Senior Citizens (2) 235/65 Service Stations 235/66 Sewing Machines 235/67 Sextuplets 235/68 Ship-Jumping 235/69 Shirts 235/70 Shoes 235/71 Shopping 235/72 Shopping Carts 235/73 Shoplifting 235/74 Shootings and Shooting Accidents 235/75 Signs (1) 235/76 Signs (2) 235/77 Signs (3) 235/78 Silicon 235/79 Silver

Includes silverware.

 235/80 Sirens 236/1 Skybridges 236/2 Skyhooks 236/3 Slavery 236/4 Sleep 236/5 Sleeping Bags 236/6 Sleighs 236/7 Smog

See also: Subjects - Air Pollution; Subjects - Pollution.

 236/8 Smoke 236/9 Smudge Pots 236/10 Soap 236/11 Social Security 236/12 Soil Conservation 236/13 Spectographs 236/14 Spectrometers 236/15 Speed Limit 236/16 Spinning Wheels 236/17 Sponges 236/18 Spoons Subseries 20 Sports and Recreation 236/19 Archery 236/20 Armadillo Racing 236/21 Auto Racing

Includes Go-Carts.

 236/22 Backgammon 236/23 Baseball 236/24 Basketball 236/25 Beachcombing 236/26 Bicycling (1) 236/27 Bicycling (2) 236/28 Billiards 236/29 Bird Watching 236/30 Boomerang Competition 236/31 Bridge 236/32 Bull Fighting 236/33 Camping 236/34 Card Games 236/35 Chess 236/36 Cock Fighting 236/37 Cockroach Racing 236/38 Crocheting 236/39 Croquet 236/40 Curling 236/41 Decoupage 236/42 Dog Fighting 236/43 Dog Racing 236/44 Dominoes 236/45 Football 236/46 Gambling 236/47 Gambling - Slot Machines 236/48 Golf 236/49 Gymnastics 236/50 Hiking 236/51 Horse Racing 236/52 Hunting 236/53 Ice Skating 236/54 Indoor Track 236/55 Jogging 236/56 Jousting 236/57 Judo 236/58 Juggling 236/59 Karate 236/60 Knitting 236/61 Marbles 236/62 Mountain Climbing

Includes images related to mountain climbing accidents and rescues.

 236/63 Olympic Games 236/64 Pickle-Ball 236/65 Pinball 236/66 Ping Pong 236/67 Playgrounds 236/68 Puzzles 236/69 Rollerskating 236/70 Running 236/71 Scavenger Hunts 236/72 Scrimshaw 236/73 Sharpshooting 236/74 Skateboarding 236/75 Skiing (1) 236/76 Skiing (2) 236/77 Skiing (3) 236/78 Skiing - Out-of-Field (1) 236/79 Skiing - Out-of-Field (2) 236/80 Sledding 236/81 Soap Box Derbies 236/82 Soccer 236/83 Spelling Bees 236/84 Summer Camp 236/85 Suntanning 236/86 Surfing 236/87 Swimming 236/88 Swinging 236/89 Tennis 236/90 Trail Riding 236/91 Video Games 236/92 Unicycling 236/93 Walkathons 236/94 Water Skiing 236/95 Weightlifting 236/96 Wrestling 236/97 Stagecoaches 236/98 Stalactites 236/99 Stamps (1) 236/100 Stamps (2) 237/1 Stars 237/2 Steam Shovels 237/3 Steel 237/4 Stereophonics 237/5 Steam Engines 237/6 Statues (1)

See also: Art - Sculpture.

 237/7 Statues (2) 237/8 Statues (3) 237/9 Stills 237/10 Stock Exchange 237/11 Stockings 237/12 Stocks 237/13 Stolen Property

See also: Subjects - Robbery.

 237/14 Stones 237/15 Storage 237/16 Stores 237/17 Stoves 237/18 Street Cleaning 237/19 Street Repairs 237/20 Streetcars

See also: Subjects - Trolleys.

 237/21 Strikes 237/22 String 237/23 Striptease 237/24 Structural Combs 237/25 Stump Grinders 237/26 Subsoilers 237/27 Subways 237/28 Suffragettes 237/29 Suicides 237/30 Sulfanilamide 237/31 Sun 237/32 Sun Dials 237/33 Sunsets 237/34 Supermarkets 237/35 Swastika 237/36 Sweepers 237/37 Swimming Pools 237/38 Swords 237/39 Symbols 237/40 Tables 237/41 Table Setting 237/42 Tablets 237/43 Talc 237/44 Tanneries 237/45 Tape 237/46 Tape Recordings 237/47 Tattoos 237/48 Taxes 237/49 Tektite 237/50 Telegraphs 237/51 Telephone Directories 237/52 Telephones (1)

Includes phone booths.

 237/53 Telephones (2) 237/54 Telephones - Picturephones 237/55 Telephotos 237/56 Telescopes 237/57 Teletype 237/58 Temperature 237/59 Tents 237/60 Terrariums 237/61 Terrorists 237/62 Thanksgiving 237/63 "The Two"

UFO Cult.

 237/64 Thermostats 237/65 Thimbles 237/66 Thrones 237/67 Ticket Scalping 237/68 Tickets

Originally filed in folder titled "G.I. Joe's."

 237/69 Ties 237/70 Tiles 237/71 Time Capsules 237/72 Tin 237/73 Tin Cans 237/74 Tires 237/75 Titanium 237/76 Tombstones 237/77 Topaz 237/78 Tours 237/79 Towers 237/80 Towing Subseries 21 Toys, Models and Other Merrymaking Devices 237/81 Dolls 237/82 Dollhouses 237/83 Hula Hoops 237/84 Kites 237/85 Model Boats 237/86 Model Planes 237/87 Model Sawmill

Animated sawmill model displayed at Meier & Frank in 1936.

 237/88 Model Trains 237/89 Pogo Sticks 237/90 Slingshots 237/91 Stuffed Toys 237/92 Teddy Bears 237/93 Tops 237/94 Toys - General 237/95 Trampolines 237/96 Yo-Yos 238/1 Trailers and Trailer Homes

See also: Cars and Other Motor Vehicles - Recreational Vehicles (RVs) and Campers.

 238/2 Transformers 238/3 Transgender People

Originally filed in folder titled "Transsexual."

 238/4 Transients 238/5 Trapping 238/6 Travel 238/7 Tree Houses 238/8 Trolleys

Photographs of bus-like trolleys; see also: Subjects - Streetcars.

 238/9 Triplets 238/10 Trophies 238/11 Trusses 238/12 Tubs 238/13 Tunnels 238/14 TV Auto-Banker 238/15 Twins 238/16 Typewriters 238/17 Umbrellas 238/18 Undersea Volcanoes 238/19 Undocumented Immigrants

Originally filed in folder titled "Aliens."

 238/20 Unemployment 238/21 United Nations 238/22 United Nations Internation Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF) 238/23 United Press International 238/24 United Service Organization (USO) 238/25 United States Bicentennial 238/26 Uranium 238/27 Valentines 238/28 Valves 238/29 Vandalism 238/30 Venus 238/31 Viaducts 238/32 Volcanic Ash

Photographs from Oregon and Washington State related to ash from Mt. St. Helens Eruption.

See also - Washington State - Mt. St. Helens Eruption (1980).

238/33 Volunteers 238/34 Wagons 238/35 Washing Machines 238/36 Waste 238/37 Watches 238/38 Water 238/39 Waterfalls 238/40 Waterwheels 238/41 Weapons

See also: Subjects - Guns; Subjects - Swords.

 Subseries 22 Weather and Seasons 238/42 General 238/43 Drought 238/44 Hailstorms 238/45 Ice 238/46 Ice Storm 1980 238/47 Lightning 238/48 Rain 238/49 Rainbows

See also: Weather and Seasons - Snow; Weather and Seasons - Winter.

 238/50 Silver Thaw 238/51 Snow (1) 238/52 Snow (2) 238/53 Snow (3) 238/54 Snow (4) 238/55 Spring 238/56 Storms 238/57 Summer 238/58 Tidal Waves 238/59 Tornadoes 238/60 Weather Forecasting 238/61 Wind

Storm in Oregon and Washington State.

 238/62 Wind Storm 1981 238/63 Winter 238/64 Weather Vanes 238/65 Weaving 238/66 Weddings 238/67 Weyerhauser Co. 238/68 Wheelbarrows 238/69 Wheels 238/70 Wigs 238/71 Witches 238/72 Windlasses 238/73 Windmills 238/74 Windows 238/75 Wiretapping 238/76 Wood Panels 238/77 Women

See also: Subjects - Suffragettes.

 238/78 Women's Conferences 238/79 Xerography 238/80 Young Adult Conservation Corps 238/81 Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) 238/82 Youth Employment 238/83 Yttrium 238/84 Zenith Corporation 238/85 Zirconium 238/86 Unidentified locations Series J Oversize A 1902-1982 7.8 cubic feet 27 oversize boxes

Consists of oversize images up to 11X14 inches.

 Subseries 1 People Box 239 A-C

Includes President Jimmy Carter and Family.

 Box 240 D-G

Includes President Gerald Ford and Family.

 Box 241 H-K Box 242 L-M

Includes Vice President Walter Mondale.

 Box 243 N-R Box 244 S Box 245 T-V Box 246 W-Z Subseries 2 Oregon 247/1 Albany; Aloha; Arch Cape; Arlington; Ashland; Astoria; Aurora 247/2 Bagby Hot Springs; Baker County; Bandon; Banks (Town); Beaches; Beaver Creek 247/3 Beaverton; Bend; Blue Lake Regional Park; Boiler Bay; Boring; Breitenbush; Bridal Veil 247/4 Bridges 247/5 Bull Mountain; Bull Run; Burn; Camp Hancock; Camp Westwind; Canby; Cannon Beach; Canyonville 247/6 Celilo Falls; Christie Home; Christmas Celebrations 247/7 Clackamas Community College; Clackamas County, Clackamas River; Clackamas Sheriff's Posse; Clackamas Town Center 247/8 Clifton; Cochran; Columbia City; Columbia River and Gorge (1) 247/9 Columbia River and Gorge (2); Coon Island; Cornelius 247/10 Corvallis - Oregon State University 247/11 Crater Lake; Crescent City; Damascus 247/12 Bonneville Dam 247/13 Doreno Dam; Fern Ridge Dam; John Day Dam; Lookout Point Dam 247/14 McNary Dam; Niagra Dam; Owyhee Dam; Pelton Dam 247/15 Round Butte Dam; The Dalles Dam 248/1 Demonstrations; Deschutes River; Elk Mountain; Elk Prairie; Errol Heights; Estacada 248/2 Eugene (EXCEPT Univeristy of Oregon) 248/3 Eugene - University of Oregon 248/4 Farmington; Fires; Floods (1) 248/5 Floods (2); Forest Fires (1) 248/6 Forest Fires (2) 248/7 Forest Grove; Gladstone; Government Camp; Government Island; Grants Pass; Gresham (1) 248/8 Gresham (2) 248/9 Gresham (3); Hagg Lake; Halloween Celebration; Happy Valley; Harney County; Hermiston 248/10 Highways and Roads (1) 248/11 Highways and Roads (2) 248/12 Hillsboro 249/1 Mt. Hood - General; Mt. Hood - Boy Scouts Lodge; Mt. Hood - Climbing Accidents; Mt. Hood - Loop Highway; Mt. Hood - Sumitt House; Mt. Hood - Timberline Lodge (1) 249/2 Mt. Hood - Timberline Lodge (2) 249/3 Mt. Hood - Timberline Views; Mt. Hood - Views (1) 249/4 Mt. Hood - Views (2) 249/5 Mt. Hood - Views (3); Mt. Hood- Winter Sports 249/6 Hood River; Independence; Jackson County; Jackson County Sports Park; Mt. Jefferson; Jordan Valley; Junior Miss Oregon; Kah-Nee-Ta; Kelly Butte; King City; La Grande; Lake County 249/7 Lake Oswego 249/8 Landslides; Lane County; Lava Butte 249/9 Lebanon; Lincoln City; Linn County; Linnton 249/10 Maps of Oregon 249/11 McKenzie River; McMinnville - Linfield College; Madras; Marshfield; Marylhurst College; Medford; Millard School, Milwaukie; Mirror Lake 249/12 Miss Oregon 249/13 Moalla; Multnomah; Multnomah County; Multnomah Falls 249/14 Neah-Kah-Nie; Netarts; New Era; Newberg; Newport; Niagra Park 250/1 North Bend; North Plains; Nyssa; Oak Grove; Oceanside; Oregon Air National Guard; Oregon Caves; Oregon City (1) 250/2 Oregon City (2) 250/3 Oregon City (3); Oregon Coast; Oregon National Guard 250/4 Oregon State Guard; "Oregon Story" Pageant; Oregon Trail; Orenco; Outward Bound; Paisley; Parkrose 250/5 Pendleton; Pine Mountain Observatory; Pony Express; Port Orford; Rajneeshpuram 250/6 Redland; Redmond; Reedville; Rivergrove; Roaring River; Rock Creek; Rooster Rock 250/7 Roseburg; St. Helens; St. Paul 250/8 Salem (EXCEPT Oregon State Capitol) (1) 250/9 Salem (EXCEPT Oregon State Capitol) (2) 250/10 Salem - Oregon State Capitol (1) 250/11 Salem - Oregon State Capitol (2) 250/12 Sandy; Sandy River

Includes Bull Run School and Oral Hull Park for the Blind.

251/1 Sauvie Island; Scholls; Scotts Mills; Seaside; Shaniko; Sheridan; Sherwood 251/2 Siletz Bay; Silver Falls State Park; Sisters; Somerset West; Springdale; Springfield; Springwater; Still Creek; Storms 251/3 Strikes; Sublimity; Sunnyside Inn; Sutherlin; Sweet Home 251/4 The Dalles; Three Lynx; Three Sisters 251/5 Tigard; Tillamook; Tillamook County 251/6 Todd Lake; Toledo; Tongue Point; Trails; Trojan Nuclear Plant 251/7 Troops from Oregon in World War I; Troutdale; Tualitin River; Tualitin Valley; Tygh Valley; Umpqua Head; Umpqua River; Unemployment 251/8 Vanport; Vanport Flood (1948) 251/9 Verboot; Voting; Wallowa Lake 251/10 Washington County 251/11 Welches; Westfir; Wiley Creek; Willamina; Wilson River; Wilsonville; Winchester 251/12 Wolf Creek Tavern; Woodburn; Wyeth; Yamhill County; Yaquina Bay; Yaquina Lighthouse; Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA); Zigzag River Subseries 3 Portland 252/1 1 Main Place Tower; 1515 Building; Alaska Junk Co.; Albertson's Market; Albina District; Albina Marine Iron Worls; Albina Rail Yards; Alderwood County Club; Alpenrose Dairy 252/2 Alpha Rho Sorority; American Denture Corp.; American Legion; Apartments (1) 252/3 Apartments (2); Apex Electric & Plumbing Co.; Apollo Club; Armed Forces Day Celebrations; Army Air Base; Arthur & Fowler Manufacturing Co.; Artquake 252/4 Auditorium; Auto License Headquarters; Baker-Barkon Corp.; Banks; Bay News Co.; Beall Pipe & Tank Co. 252/5 Berry Dale Park; Bicentennial Park; Binfords & Mort; Bingham Pump Co.; Blanchet House of Hospitality; Boy Scouts; Bridges 252/6 Brugman's Shopping Center; Campfire Girls; Castles; Cave-Ins; Cedar Hills; Children's Museum; Chinatown; Christmas Celebrations (1) 252/7 Christmas Celebrations (2); Churches and Other Houses of Worship (1) 252/8 Churches and Other Houses of Worship (2); City Council; City Hall 252/9 Civic Center; Civic Stadium; Colleges, Universities and Seminaries (1) 252/10 Colleges, Universities and Seminaries (2) 252/11 "Colony;" Columbia Golf Course; Columbia Country Club; Columbia Hunt Club; Commmercial Iron Works; Community Chest; Contests; Concordia District 252/12 Crawford Home; Creston Park; Demonstrations 253/1 Downtown District; Drydocks; Earth Day Celebrations; Easter Celebrations; Eastern Outfitting Co. Building; Eastman Kodak Store; Eastmoreland; Eastmoreland Golf Course; Eastport Plaza Shopping Center; Emergency Drills; Emergency Services; Equitable Savings Plaza 253/2 Explosions; Federal Building; Fires and Fire Department (1)

Also look under the names of homes and businesses that suffered fires.

 253/3 Fires and Fire Department (2) 253/4 Fires and Fire Department (3) 253/5 Fires and Fire Department (4) 253/6 Fires and Fire Department (5) First Federal Savings & Loan Association; Floods 253/7 Fouch Electric Manufacturing Co.; Fountains; Fred Meyer, Inc. 253/8 Gatewood; Galleria; Georgia-Pacific Co.; Glendoveer Golf Course; Goodnaugh Building; Goodwill Industries 253/9 Guilds Lake District; Halloween Celebrations; Harbor; Hilltop Airport; Hirsch Home; Historical Buildings and Landmarks 253/10 Honda District Parts Center; Hospitals and Clinics 253/11 Hotels, Inns and Motels (1) 253/12 Hotels, Inns and Motels (1); Houses; Houseboats 253/13 Jantzen Beach Park; Junior Achievement; Junior League; Koldkist Co.; L. R. Teeple Co.; Lampert Garden; 254/1 Landslides; Laurelhurst Park; Lents Park; Libraries 254/2 Lifespring Corp.; Lincoln Memorial Park; Lipman, Wolfe & Co.; Lloyd Center 254/3 Lone Fir Cemetery; Meier & Frank; Memorial Coliseum; Memorial Day Celebrations; Metro Youth; Mill Ends Park; Mt. Scott Park; Multnomah County Commission; Multnomah County Courthouse; Municipal Court; Murder

Images labeled "Murder" are police sketches of suspects and witnesses.

 254/4 Naturalization Ceremonies; Navy Day Celebrations; Neighborfair; Northwest Bookbinding Co.; Northwest Natural Gas Co.; Oaks Bottom Trail 254/5 Old Town District; Orbanco Tower; Oregon Centennial Exposition; Oregon Graduate Center; Oregon Humane Society 254/6 Oregon Museum of Science & Industry (OMSI); Oregon Shipbuilding Corp. 254/7 Oregonian Building; Pac West Building; Pacific International Livestock Exposition; Pacific Power & Light Co.; Park Blocks (1) 254/8 Park Blocks (2); Park Bureau; Parking Structures; Pettrygrove Park; Pioneer Courthouse; Pioneer Courthouse Square 254/9 Police Department; Police Review Boards 254/10 Port of Portland; Portland Art Museum 254/11 Portland Civic Theatre; Portland Electric & Plumbing Co.; Portland General Electric (PGE); Portland Grain Exchange 254/12 Portland Hunt Club; Portland International Airport; Portland Meadows; Portland Memorial Crematorium; Portland Opera 255/1 Portland Rose Festival (1) 255/2 Portland Rose Festival (2) 255/3 Portland Rose Festival (3) 255/4 Portland Rose Festival (4) 255/5 Portland Rose Festival (5) 255/6 Portland Symphony Orchestra; Portland Union Stockyards; Portland Yacht Club (1) 255/7 Portland Yacht Club (2); Posse; Post Offices; Potters Distillery; Poulsen House; Powell Grove Cemetery; Project Second Wind 255/8 Prostitution; Public Housing; Public Service Building; Pyramid Games; R. N. Chipman Co.; Radio and TV Stations 255/9 Real Estate Development; Recycling; Refugees; Restaurants, Cafés and Other Eateries; Rivergate Industria; District; Riverview Cemetery; Rocky Butte Jail 255/10 Rodgers Stores; Rose City Park District; Rose City Upholstery Co.; Ross Island; Rudy Wilhelm Warehouse; Sabin District; St. Francis Community Park; St. Johns District 255/11 St. Vincent de Paul Society; Salvation Army; Sam Jackson Park; Sanctuary of Our Sorrowful Mother; Saturday Market; Schmitt Steel Co. 256/1 Schools (1) 256/2 Schools (2) 256/3 Schools (3) 256/4 Schools (4) 256/5 Schools (5) 256/6 Schools (6) 256/7 Sellwood District; Sellwood Gardens; Sellwood Park; Service Men's Center; "Sesame Street Live!"; Sewers 256/8 Sports Center (1) 256/9 Sports Center (2); State Office Building; Stenno Ribbon & Carbon Manufacturing Co.; Stills 256/10 Storms 256/11 Street Cleaning; Streets (1) 256/12 Streets (2); Streetcars 257/1 Strikes; Superbuilt Manufacturing Co. 257/2 Swan Island; Swan Island Army Camp (1940); Swift & Co.; Swimming Pools 257/3 Tektronix; Terminals; Thanksgiving Celebrations; Theo. Bergmann Shoe Manufacturing Co. 257/4 Title Insurance Building; Tony's Food Market; Town Club; Townsend Club; Transit Mall (1) 257/5 Transit Mall (2); Tri-Met; Union Station 257/6 United Fund; United States Bicentennial; United Way; Urban League; Veterans; Veterans Day Celebrations 257/7 Victory Center; Vice; Views (1) 257/8 Views (2) 257/9 Views (3); Villa St. Tose 257/10 Volunteers of America; Voting and Elections; Wacker Siltronic Corp.; Washington Park (1) 257/11 Washington Park (2) 257/12 Washington Park (3) 257/13 Washington Park (4) 258/1 Washington Square; Water Mains, Pipes, etc.; Water Pump 258/2 Waterfront; Waterfront Park; Waverly Children's Home; Wentworth & Irwin, Inc.; West Hills Golf Course; Western Airlines 258/3 Western Fence & Wire Works; Western Forestry Center; Westagte Shopping Center; Westinghouse; Westmoreland Park; Wheel & Rim Services; Inc.; White Stag Manufacturing Co.; Wildlife Rehabilitation Center 258/4 Willamette Hyster Co.; Willamette Iron & Steel Co.; Willamette National Cemetery 258/5 Willamette Sheet Metal Co.; Wolff Electric Co.; Women of Accomplishment (1) 258/6 Women of Accomplishment (2); Young's Gown Shop; Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA); Yours Truly; Youth Forum 258/7 Oregon State Government and Agencies 258/8 Oregon Journal Subseries 4 Washington 259/1 Mt. Adams; Bangor; Bridges; Clark County 259/2 Dams; Dougan Falls; Fires; Floods; Highways and Roads; Ilwaco; Kalama; Lake (Town) 259/3 Mt. St. Helens Eruption; North Bonneville; Olympia; Port Townsend; Richland 259/4 Seattle; Toutle River 259/5 Vancouver (1) 259/6 Vancouver (2); Walla Walla Subseries 5 Other US Locations 259/7 Alaska; California 259/8 Hawaii; Idaho; Massachusetts; Ohio 259/9 South Dakota; Texas; Washington, D. C.; Wyoming Subseries 6 Non-US Locations 259/10 Canada; France; Great Britain 259/11 Iran; Japan; Jordan; Monaco; Netherlands; Poland; Romania; Sahara Desert; Seychelles 259/12 Spain; Switzerland; Tahiti; Turkey; Vatican City; Venezuela Subseries 7 Subjects 260/1 Accidents; Adoption; Agriculture (1) 260/2 Agriculture (2) 260/3 Air Pollution; Aluminum; Aquariums; Archaeology 260/4 Art (1) 260/5 Art (2) 260/6 Aviation (1) 260/7 Aviation (2) 260/8 Aviation (3) 260/9 Aviation (4) 260/10 Auctions; Autographs; Balloons; Bank Robberies; Barns; Baskets; Bathrooms; Billboards 260/11 Blind People; Boats and Other Watercraft (1) 260/12 Boats and Other Watercraft (2) 261/1 Bombs and Bombings; Books; Cabins; Candles; Cars and Other Motor Vehicles (1) 261/2 Cars and Other Motor Vehicles (2) 261/3 Cars and Other Motor Vehicles (3) 261/4 Cars and Other Motor Vehicles (4) 261/5 Cars and Other Motor Vehicles (5) 261/6 Cars and Other Motor Vehicles (6) 261/7 Cars and Other Motor Vehicles (7); Cave-Ins; Chairs; Cheerleaders 261/8 Child Support; Children 261/9 Clocks; Computers; Condominiums; Corsets; Cranes; Crime Prevention; Crowds; Deaf People; Education 262/1 Energy and Utilities (1) 262/2 Energy and Utilities (2) 262/3 Energy and Utilities (3); Explosions; Fashion 262/4 Firefighters; Fireworks; Fishing 262/5 Flags; Flagpoles; Flora and Fauna (1) 262/6 Flora and Fauna (2) 262/7 Flora and Fauna (3) 262/8 Flora and Fauna (4) 262/9 Flora and Fauna (5) 262/10 Flora and Fauna (6) 263/1 Food and Beverage 263/2 Forests and Forestry 263/3 Fossils; Furniture; Garage Sales; Gold Coins; Gold Prospecting; Guns 263/4 Health and Medicine 263/5 Hobos; Houses and Housing; Hypnosis; Indians of North America; Japanese People; Kitchens; Lamps; Log Cabins; Low-Cost Housing 263/6 Marijuana; Media; Memorials 263/7 Mentally Disabled People; Mickey Mouse; Military (1) 263/8 Military (2) 263/9 Military (3) 263/10 Money; Monuments; Music; Narcotics; National Anthem; Newspapers 263/11 Paper; Parking Meters and Structures; Performing Arts 263/12 Pet Crematorium; Physically Disabled People; Pile Driving; Politics; Pollution; Pornography; Postal Services; Printing 264/1 Prison Riots; Quintuplets; Radar; Radioactive Waste; Railroads (1) 264/2 Railroads (2) 264/3 Railroads (3) 264/4 Reading; Recycling; Refugees; Refugees from Vietnam; Religion; Rescue 264/5 Reunions; Robbery; Rubber Bands; Santa Claus; Saturn; Seals; Security Services 264/6 Senior Citizens; Service Stations; Shopping; Signs; Silver 264/7 Smog; Smoke; Soap; Speed Limits 264/8 Sports and Recreation (1) 264/9 Sports and Recreation (2) 264/10 Sports and Recreation (3) 264/11 Sports and Recreation (4) 264/12 Stamps; Statues; Steam; Steam Engines; Stock Exchange 264/13 Stolen Property; Stoves; Street Repairs 265/1 Sun; Sunrises; Tables; Taxes; Telephone Directories; Tombstones; Tours; Towing 265/2 Toys, Models and Other Merrymaking Devices 265/3 Trailers and Trailer Homes; Transients; Trapping; Treehouses; Triplets; Trophies 265/4 Tunnels; Twins; United Nations; Vandalism 265/5 Volcanic Ash 265/6 Wagons; Water; Waterfalls; Weapons 265/7 Weather and Seasons (1) 265/8 Weather and Seasons (2) 265/9 Weather and Seasons (3) 265/10 Weather and Seasons (4) 265/11 Weather and Seasons (5) 265/12 Weather and Seasons (6) 265/13 Weather and Seasons - Ice Storm (1) 1980 265/14 Weather and Seasons - Ice Storm (2) 1980 265/15 Weddings; Windmills; Windows; Witches; Women's Conferences Series K Oversize B 1902-1982 7.75 cubic feet 9 oversize boxes

Consists of oversize images up to 19x25 inches.

 Subseries 1 People 266/1 A-F 266/2 G-L 266/3 M-P 266/4 R-S 266/5 T-Z and Unidentified Subseries 2 Oregon 266/6 Albany; Aloha; American Legion; Astoria; Beaches; Beaver Creek; Beaverton; Bowman; Briarwood 266/7 Bridges 266/8 Bull Run; Burn; amp White; Camp Wildwood; Canby; Cape Foulweather; Celilo Falls; Champoeg 266/9 Clackamas; Clackamas County; Clackamas County Fair; Clackamas Rifle Range; Clackamas Town Center; Clackamette Park; Cloverdale 266/10 Columbia Basin Project; Corvallis - Oregon State University; Cougar; Crater Lake 267/1 Dams 267/2 Demonstrations; Project; Eugene; Fairview; Farmington 267/3 Fires; Floods 267/4 Florence; Forest Grove; Fort Stevens; Gladstone; Government Camp; Grants Pass; Gresham 267/5 Happy Valley; Heceta Head; Hermiston, Highways and Roads; Hillsboro 267/6 Mt. Hood; Hood River Valley 267/7 Lake Oswego; Landslides; Lava Butte; Lents 267/8 McMinnville - Linfield College; Malheur County; Medford; Milwaukie; Miss Oregon Pageant 267/9 Monmouth - Western Oregon University; Mt. Angel; Murder; Neah-Kah-Nie; Newberg; Oceanlake

Western Oregon University is referred to as "Oregon College of Education."

 267/10 Oregon City

Includes Willamette Falls.

 267/11 Oregon Coast; Parkrose; Pendleton; Port Orford; Prison Breaks 267/12 Lake Oswego Country Club; Milwaukie - International Harvester Co.; Milwaukie - Houseplan; Pendleton Country Club

Images on tissue paper; separated due to fragility.

 268/1 Roaring Springs Ranch; Salem

Includes photographs of the Oregon State Fair and unlabeled photographs of Oregon State Prison by Dana Olsen.

 268/2 Scotts Mills; Seaside; Shaniko; Sheridan; Silverton; Trojan Nuclear Power Plant; Troutdale 268/3 Tualitin Plains; Tualitin River; Tualitin Valley; Tygh Valley; Umatilla River; Vanport; Vanport Flood (1948); Vernonia 268/4 Warm Springs Indian Reservation

Single map.

 268/5 Willamette River; Wilsonville; Yachats; Yaquina Bay Subseries 3 Portland 268/6 Air Raid Warning Center; Air Show; Alderwood Country Club; Alladin Co.; American Legion; American Red Cross; American Sheet Metal Co. 268/7 Anaconda Wire & Cable Co.; Anzen Importers 268/8 Apartments; Armed Forces Day Celebrations; Army Air Base; Artquake; Auditorium; Banks 268/9 Barstt Corp.; Bazar; Benjamin Franklin Savings & Loan Association 268/10 Bombings; Boys & Girls Aid Society; Brugman's Shopping Center; Cave-Ins 268/11 Charles Shaw Furniture; Churches and Other Houses of Worship (1) 268/12 Churches and Other Houses of Worship (2); City Council 269/1 Civic Center; Civilian Defense (1) 269/2 Civilian Defense (2); Colleges, Universities and Seminaries 269/3 Commercial Iron Works; Coolidge Square; Demonstrations; Downtown District 269/4 Earwig Infestation Map; East Side Shopping Center 269/5 Emergency Services; Feenaughty Machinery Co. 269/6 Fires and Fire Department (1) 269/7 Fires and Fire Department (2); Fire Drills; Floods; Fred Meyer, Inc.; Fruit & Flower Day Nursery 269/8 Gilmore Steel Mills; Gladding, McBean & Co.; Glendoveer Golf Course; Grand Central Public Market 269/9 Highland Motors; Hillsdale Professional Building; Hospitals and Clinics (1) 269/10 Hospitals and Clinics (2); Hotels, Inns and Motels; Houseboats; Housing Authority of Portland 269/11 Industries for the Visually Impaired; Jantzen Beach Pool; Kerr Home; Laurelhurst Park 269/12 Lang Syne Society; Libby, McNeil & Libby Co. 270/1 Lloyd Center; Multnomah County Fair; Naturalization Ceremonies; Neighborfair; Northwest Pilot Project; Oregon Centennial Exposition; Oregon Shipbuilding Co.; Parking; Police 270/2 Port of Portland; Portland Art Museum; Portland General Electric; Portland Hunt Club; Portland International Airport; Portland Rose Festival; Portland Vegetable Oil Mills Co. 270/3 Portland Meadows

Map printed on tissue paper; separated due to fragility.

 270/4 Rasmussen & Co.; Restaurants, Cafés and Other Eateries; Riding Academy 270/5 Ringside East Restaurant Hostage Incident (1980); Rose City Golf Course; Rotary Club; St. Joseph's Home for the Aged; Salvation Army; Sanctuary of Our Sorrowful Mother 270/6 Scandanavian Cultural & Trade Center; Schools (1) 270/7 Schools (2) 270/8 Schools (3); Seawall Public Market; Southgate Shopping Center (1) 270/9 Southgate Shopping Center (2); Southwood Park; Sports Center (1) 270/10 Sports Center (2); Standard Insurance Co.; Star Machinery Co.; State Highway Maintenance Crew Headquarters 270/11 Storms; Streets (1) 270/12 Streets (2) 270/13 Strikes; Taxes; Town Club; Transit Mall; Tryon Creek State Park; Unemployment; Union Station 271/1 US Steel Products Co.; Vice Trial; Victory Center; Vietnam Veterans Administration Center 271/2 Views (1) 271/3 Views (2) 271/4 Washington Park (1) 271/5 Washington Park (2); Waterway Terminals Co.; West Hills Shopping Center 271/6 Western Forestry Center; Wildwood Sanitary Landfill; Willamette National Cemetery 271/7 Willamette National Cemetery Map

Printed on tissue paper; separated due to fragility.

 271/8 Willamette Plaza; Zidell Explorations, Inc. 271/9 Oregon Legislature; Oregon State Police; Oregon Journal Trucks 271/10 Washington State; Alaska 271/11 Bikini Atoll; Egypt; Japan; Mexico; Monaco - Royalty Subseries 4 Subjects 272/1 Agriculture; Air Pollution; Antiques; Archaeology; Art 272/2 Auctions; Aviation (1) 272/3 Aviation (2) 272/4 Balloons; Bank Robberies; Barns; Boats and Other Watercraft (1) 272/5 Boats and Other Watercraft (2) 272/6 Boats and Other Watercraft (3) 272/7 Boats and Other Watercraft (4) 272/8 Boats and Other Watercraft (5) 272/9 Boats and Other Watercraft (6) 272/10 Boats and Other Watercraft (7) 272/11 Boats and Other Watercraft (8) 272/12 Boats and Other Watercraft - Lot Whitcomb

Single, hand-colored reprint of an 1850 photographs of the ship.

 272/13 Boats and Other Watercraft - Protector Alpha

Series of Roger Jensen photographs of the ship on fire near Kalama, Washington.

 273/1 Bombs; Cars and Other Motor Vehicles (1) 273/2 Cars and Other Motor Vehicles (2) 273/3 Cars and Other Motor Vehicles (3); Census; Children; Christmas Trees; Computers; Demonstrations 273/4 Eclipses; Education; Energy and Utilities (1) 273/5 Energy and Utilities (2) Fashion; Fires; Fireworks 273/6 Fishing; Flagpoles; Flora and Fauna (1) 273/7 Flora and Fauna (2) 273/8 Flora and Fauna (3) 273/9 Food and Beverage; Forests and Forestry; Gold Prospecting; Graffiti; Health and Medicine; Hijackings 273/10 Houses and Housing; Indians of North America; Iran Hostage Crisis

Photos related to Iran hostage crisis are reactions in Oregon to failed rescue attempt.

 273/11 Land Grants; Landslides; Log Cabins; Massages; Media; Military 274/1 Mobile Homes; Parking; Physically Disabled People; Pipes; Political Candidates; Prison Breaks; Racial Discrimination; Railroads 274/2 Real Estate; Senior Citizens; Signs; Sports and Recreation (1) 274/3 Sports and Recreation (2); Stranglings; Suicides; Sunlight; Taxes; Tours

"Stranglings" refers to a composite image of four houses which were attacked by a strangler.

 274/4 Toys, Models and Other Merrymaking Devices; United Nations Internation Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF) 274/5 Weather and Seasons (1) 274/6 Weather and Seasons (2) 274/7 Weather and Seasons - Ice Storm 1980 274/8 Unidentified

Photographs which have little or no labeleing, and the context for which were insufficiently clear to file elsewhere.

 274/9 Other Materials - Abraham Lincoln Statue News Clipping Photocopies; Other Materials - Richard Nixon News Clipping Photocopies Series L Oversize circa 1925-1982 0.32 cubic feet 2 oversize folders

Consists of oversize images larger than 19x25 inches.

 Folder 1 Bonneville Dam; Salem - Aluminum Plant; Salisham; Portland - Harbor; Portland - Oregon Shipbuilding Co.; Portland - Denver Avenue; Polar Bears Folder 2 Salem - Fairview Home; Map of Vanport/Portland Streetcar Lines; Portland - Aerial Map of Fremont Bridge; Portland - East Bank Expressway Plan Series M 275/1 Written Materials circa 1925-1982 0.18 cubic feet

Access to this series is restricted.

Includes promotional pamphlets and prepared obituaries for politicians such as Richard Nixon.