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Steamer Klamath plans
Three negative photocopy plans on 1 sheet of the steamboat Klamath by architect J. H. Johnston.
Preliminary drawing of the steamer T. J. Potter
One blueline photocopy plan on one sheet, consisting of a port side elevation of the sidewheel steamboat T. J. Potter, 1961, by G. D. Ross.
Steamship Hassalo plans
Collection consists of 6 plans on 4 sheets of the sternwheel steamer Hassalo. The drawings include a side view; a plan of the freight deck; a lines plan; and a cross section. It is unknown whether the plans are original or are later reproductions.
Steamship Oneonta plans
Plans for a sidewheel steamer, Oneonta. The plans may be a depiction of the steamer Oneonta built in 1863 and operated by the Oregon Steam Navigation Company, but features in the plans differ from photographs of that steamboat. It is unknown whether the plans are originals or are later reproductions. The drawings consist of a top view, a side view, and a plan of the pilot house and rooms.
Steamship Portland II collection
Plans, sections, details and elevations on 9 sheets of the steamship Portland II, a 186-foot steel towboat for Northwest Marine Iron Works, 1946; a conceptual mooring plan by B. Bach and L. Fritzie, October 1981; and a color print of a painting of the steamship Portland II passing under the Fremont Bridge on the Willamette River by James M. Longstreth, 1977.
Steamship R. R. Thompson plans
Collection consists of plans of the steamer R. R. Thompson, which was originally designed by John Gates. It is unknown whether the plans are original or are later reproductions. Drawings include top and side views; deck plans; and plans of the engine, boiler, and piston head and rings.
D. H. Stearns letter
Manuscript letter from D. H. Stearns, publisher of the Daily Bee, Portland, Oregon, to his mother, February 6, 1882, regarding his newspaper career and dairy farms and products in Oregon.
Oral history interview with Howard C. Stearns
Oral history interview with Howard C. Stearns conducted by Leon Speroff from January 21-23, 1980. Stearns was an obstetrician and gynecologist in Portland, Oregon.
Orson Avery Stearns papers
Collection consists of a manuscript monograph, "Fort Klamath and the 'Bread Riot.' A Near Tragedy of Early Days," and manuscript letters to George H. Himes regarding Fort Klamath and James Brown (also known as "One-armed Brown" or "O. A. Brown").
Steel family photographs
The bulk of this collection features portraits of William Gladstone Steel and several photographs of family members. Steel successfully advocated to make Crater Lake a national park.