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Account of Gustav J. Lindstedt's World War I service
Typescript account of Gustav J. Lindstedt's service in the 162nd Infantry Regiment (called "Old Third Oregon") during World War I, written in the 1980s by his son, Warren Lindstedt.
The Links, Inc. photographic collection
Small collection consisting of photographs, most in color, that were used on an informational panel about the Portland chapter of The Links, Inc., a women's service organization devoted to the African American community. The photographs depict members and activities of the group. The collection also includes a photograph of the original panel.
Fletcher Linn papers
This unprocessed collection includes correspondence, diaries, financial records, family genealogy, and notes on Jackson County pioneer families. Fletcher Linn (1866-1953), who was born in Jacksonville, Oregon, was an industrialist and civic leader. He owned a furniture factory and was also president and manager of the Beaver Portland Cement Company. He was active in organizations including the Chamber of Commerce, and was a trustee of Lewis & Clark College.
Alexander Linthicum papers
Lipman Wolfe & Co. records
The Lipman, Wolfe & Co. department store was opened in Portland, Oregon, in 1880 by Soloman Lipman and Adolphe Wolfe. Collection includes leases, contracts, insurance policies, trademark registration and other records regarding delivery services, shoplifting and various departments in the Portland store; documents regarding other properties owned by Lipman & Wolfe and materials used in construction of Vista House.
Oral history interview with Jim W. Litchfield
Oral history interview with Jim W. Litchfield conducted by Michael O'Rourke from September 21-22, 2000, as part of the Northwest Power Planning Council Oral History Project. Litchfield was power planning director for the Northwest Power Planning Council, now known as the Northwest Power and Conservation Council, from 1981 to 1992.
Lithograph of Native man in winter dress from Costume of the Russian Empire
Hand-colored lithograph depicting a Native man of the Aleutian Islands in winter attire. The lithograph is Plate 60 from the 1811 edition of "Costume of the Russian Empire," published by Edward Harding.
Lithograph of Portland and Mt. St. Helens
Lithograph of Portland and Mt. St. Helens.
Lithographs from "A report: in the form of a journal"
Lithographs produced for the book "A report: in the form of a journal," depicting scenes from Osborne Cross's exploratory expedition across the United States, including the Snake River, the Columbia River, The Dalles, and others.
Lithographs of Russian costume
Colored lithographs taken from an unidentified Italian almanac depicting dwellings, people, and clothing of "Kamciadali," the people of Kamchatka, Russia, and the clothing of "Tungusi" and "Telenli," the people of Tunguska in Siberia.