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Oral history interview with Clara May Patterson
Oral history interview with Clara May Patterson conducted by Ruth Kinon and Mary Cowan on June 11, 1980. Patterson performed with a choir at the Lewis and Clark Exposition in Portland, Oregon, in 1905.
Mary Jennie Pattison collection
Small collection of papers dating from 1875-1879 and relating to Mary Jennie Pattison as a student and teacher in Oregon. Materials primarily consist of school attendance reports, grade reports, and teaching certificates.
Thomas McFadden Patton letters
Thomas McFadden Patton (1829-1892) served in the Oregon Legislature and as U. S. Consul to Japan. Collection includes manuscript correspondence from Patton's wife, Frances M. Patton, 1861-1871, regarding family matters; a letter from Rockey P. Earhart, 1872, requesting settlement of financial affairs to save his reputation; and letters from both Thomas McFadden Patton and Frances M. Patton to family members, 1884, from Japan.
Paul family papers
Collection includes materials of Frances Paul, including report cards, 1936-1940, and a scrapbook, circa 1929-1935, with certificates, report cards, photographs, postcards, and memorabilia; financial documents of Gordon W. Paul, 1909-1919; diplomas of Doris Fletcher, 1913-1916; wedding book of Doris Fletcher and Gordon Paul, 1919; and a family Bible of the Hash family.
Oral history interview with Norma Paulus
Oral history interview with Norma Paulus conducted by Clark Hansen from February 10, 1999, to November 2, 2000, and from February 10-27, 2010. Paulus served as a state legislator from 1970 to 1976 and as Oregon secretary of state from 1977 to 1985.
Oral history interview with Norma Paulus
Oral history interview with Norma Paulus conducted by Linda S. Dodds on January 14, 1982. Paulus was a state legislator, Oregon secretary of state, and superintendent of public instruction.
Pays de la Nouvelle Albion
Engraving of the Pacific Coast at 45°N latitude with Cape Lookout, Oregon, and the Three Brothers in the distance, circa 1750-1799, 26.9 x 35 cm. Titles are in French.
George Anson Pease papers
Collection consists of a steamboat pilot's license for George Anson Pease, July 3, 1862, allowing him to pilot steam vessels in the First District on the Willamette and Columbia rivers, Vancouver to Eugene to St. Helens; manuscript reminiscences of Pease, 18 pages, circa 1861-1870, about his experiences steamboating on the lower Willamette from 1850-1861.
Lucius Pease sketches of Alaskan miners
Pen, ink, and pencil sketches of miners at Seventy Mile, Alaska, inscribed by the artist. Lucius Curtis Pease (1869-1963), an American editorial cartoonist and journalist during the first half of the 20th century. He was a miner in Alaska for 5 years before beginning a career in art, and was an illustrator for the Oregonian newspaper.