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Christine Pipe papers
Collection consists of a certificate of membership in the Sons and Daughters of Oregon Pioneers, June 14, 1955. Christine Pipe's grandfather, Thomas Monteith, arrived in Oregon in 1847 and helped found Albany, Oregon.
Plamondon family photographic collection
Eight black and white photographs of members of the Plamondon and McGhee families, with genealogical and biographical information by June McGhee Ramstad.
Plans for residence no. 172R
Blueprint plans, elevations, details and sections on 10 sheets of an unidentified residence, by Los Angeles architect Henry A. Wilson.
Oral history interview with Helen Platt
Oral history interview with Helen Platt conducted by Charles Digregorio on September 20, 1976. Platt discusses her Durham and Platt family background.
Helen Platt papers
Collection includes papers regarding the general history of radio station KGW, including the programs "Firsts" and "Hoot Owls"; correspondence from Ashley C. Dixon and Sergeant E. K. Sturgis; biographical resume, 20 September 20, 1952; and papers of Harrison Gray Platt regarding the Henry Albers Trials, 1919-1921.
Plummer & Byerley account book
Account book for a drugstore run by Dr. Orlando Pleasant Shields Plummer and Fabian Byerley in Portland, Oregon.
Plummer Drug Company records
Unprocessed collection of records of the Plummer Drug Company, primarily prescription forms.
Plutarch Stewart Knight collection
Small collection of papers relating to Reverend P. S. Knight, who emigrated to the Northwest in 1853. Papers include meeting minutes related to Knight's ordination and relationship with the First Congregational Church in Oregon City, as well as an address he delivered before the Oregon Pioneer Association in 1898.
Poems of Portland, Oregon and the great North West
Bound manuscript poems by Charles F. Hammond entitled "Poems of Portland, Oregon and the Great North West," circa 1926, with corrections.
Poster for the first perennial Poetic Hoohaw and Spring Trip
Poster for the first perennial Poetic Hoohaw and Spring Trip (PHAST), an art, poetry, music, and theater event put on by the Intrepid Trips' Society for Aesthetic Revolutionary Training (ITSART). The event, held at McArthur Court at the University of Oregon in Eugene on June 6, 1976, included figures such as Ken Kesey, William S. Burroughs, Ann Waldman, and William Stafford.