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Sumpter Valley Railway records
Collection includes time sheets, financial records and reports of delays, conductors, train repairs, etc.
Sunnyside Congregational Church of Portland plans
Collection includes 41 blueprint plans, elevations and details on 14 sheets of the Sunnyside Congregational Church at SE Taylor St. and SE 32nd Ave. in Portland, Oregon, by architect Willard Franklin Tobey.
Oral history interview with Steve Suss
Oral history interview with Steve Suss conducted by Danita Doun and Lachelle Ogden on February 15, 2011, for the Gay and Lesbian Archives of the Pacific Northwest (GLAPN). Suss was the owner of Embers, a gay bar in Portland, Oregon, from 1969 to 2017.
Sutherland family papers
Papers of a family of Portland, Oregon, and Port Townsend, Washington, with ancestors in Canada and England. Includes diaries of Roderick Sutherland, including an account of his overland journey to Oregon, 1855; family correspondence; and papers relating to the estate of James Sutherland, who lived from 1778 to 1844 and was associated with the Hudson's Bay Company.
Oral history interview with James L. Sutherland
Oral history interview with James L. Sutherland conducted by Kelly A. Zusman on July 13, 2006, as part of the United States District Court Oral History Project. Sutherland was an assistant U.S. Attorney.
Sutherlin and Waite families photograph album
Album containing black and white snapshots and portraits depicting members of the Sutherlin and Waite families, descendants, and friends. The album also contains clippings. Locations include Sutherlin and Sauvie Island, Oregon; among them are images of a flood on Sauvie Island in 1928 or 1929.
Mack Sutter woodcarving design papers
Papers relating to the woodcarving designs of Harvey "Mack" Sutter (1906-1997), primarily design drawings and photographs of carvings, but also clippings and copies of instructional books about floral relief carving that he published. Sutter lived in Portland, Oregon, from 1958 until his death, and in his retirement carved floral reliefs and taught woodcarving.
Oral history interview with Robert Svilar
Oral history interview with Robert Svilar conducted by Curtis Johnson from September 10-11, 1980, as part of the Drive-in Restaurants of Portland Oral History Project. Svilar was a police officer with the Portland Police Bureau and was known as "Officer Bob the Tootsie Roll Cop" at Yaw's Top Notch drive-in restaurant in Portland, Oregon.
Swedish Aid Society records
The Swedish Aid Society was an organization established in 1893 to provide financial assistance to Swedish immigrant members during illnesses and to help defray expenses of members' funerals. It was legally dissolved in 1962. Collection includes constitution; correspondence; member lists; treasurer reports; certificate of dissolution; minute book with most entries in Swedish; and account books.
Swedish Roots in Oregon collection
Materials relating to Scandinavian Americans, and particularly Swedish Americans in Oregon, collected by Ross Fogelquist, founder of the research organization Swedish Roots in Oregon. These materials include records and memorabilia of and relating to Scandinavian American organizations and cultural events, papers of individuals and families from Scandinavian backgrounds, and historical data.