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Laurette Kenney collection on the amphibious vehicle Laurette
Collection consists of Laurette Kenney's typescript reminiscences of meeting Myron E. Howe, the inventor of an amphibious vehicle, and the naming of the second model Laurette. Also included are clippings, photos, brochures, and other ephemera about the Laurette and the Lottafun Amusement Company.
John W. Kern residence photographic collection
Collection consists of a small number of photographs and one watercolor print of the exterior of the John W. Kern house on SE Powell Blvd. between SE 29th and 31st streets in Portland, Oregon, just before it was torn down. Kern was the son-in-law of Clinton Kelly.
Oral history interview with Stuart R. Kerr
Oral history interview with Stuart R. Kerr conducted by Charles Digregorio on February 14, 1977. Kerr discusses the history of his family's fruit conservation business, Kerr Fruit Concentrates Inc.
Thomas Kerr, Jr. family papers
Papers relating to the business career and family of Thomas Kerr, Jr. (1910-1982). Kerr lived in Portland, Oregon, and was an executive of several grain trading firms, including Kerr Gifford & Co. Inc., Kerr Pacific Corporation, and Helix Milling Company.
John Kerry 2004 campaign materials
Materials related to John Kerry's 2004 presidential campaign that were created or collected by Mark Kronquist. Collection includes nine photographs by Kronquist of John Kerry campaigning in Portland, Oregon; a press schedule, August 12-16, 2004, for Kerry'svisit to Oregon; and a compilation of news clippings and media reports of Kerry's "Believe in America" tour.
Oral history interview with Randall B. Kester
Oral history interview with Randall B. Kester conducted by Tom B. Stoel, Jr. from April 2-14, 1992, as part of the Volunteer Attorneys series of the United States District Court Oral History Project. Kester was a lawyer, an Oregon Supreme Court justice, and general solicitor for the Union Pacific Railroad.
Oral history interview with Randall B. Kester
Oral history interview with Randall B. Kester conducted by Donna L. Sinclair from February 21 to May 11, 2005, as part of the United States District Court Oral History Project. Kester was a lawyer and served on the Oregon Supreme Court from 1957 to 1958.
F. M. Kettenring papers
Surveying notebooks of townships in the area of Vancouver, Washington; Des Moines River, Clearwater and Snake Rivers, 1905; and "Report of Reconnaissance between Albany and Ontario, Oregon, September and October 1904."
Mrs. James Keyes photographic collection
Three black and white photographs of the exterior of the Atiyeh Brothers Oriental Rugs store in downtown Portland, Oregon, and the interior of the Westminster Book Store in the Westminster Presbyterian Church in Portland.
C. Paul Keyser papers
Papers of C. Paul Keyser (1878-1976), including materials relating to the establishment of Forest Park in Portland, Oregon, and histories of the Portland park system. Keyser served as superintendent of Portland Parks from 1917 to 1949, and during his tenure drastically increased the amount of park land in Portland, including the establishment of Forest Park.