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Saku Tomita diary
Manuscript bound diary, May 2-September 10, 1942, in Japanese, with a typescript English translation by Zuigaku Kodachi, 1975, about Saku Tomita's experiences at the Portland Assembly Center, a temporary detention camp in Portland, Oregon, during World War II.
Sarah Hunsaker Tompkins family papers
Photographs, reminiscences, and genealogical materials relating to Sarah Hunsaker Tompkins (1847-1942) and her family. Tompkins was the daughter of Jacob T. Hunsaker (1818-1889), and married Josephus Tompkins (1838-1928) in 1873.
Oral history interview with Frederick H. Torp
Oral history interview with Frederick H. Torp conducted by Brian Booth on December 28, 1998, as part of the United States District Court Oral History Project. Torp was an attorney in Portland, Oregon.
Tourtellotte & Hummel architectural illustrations
Color illustrations of buildings and proposed buildings designed by the architectural firms Tourtellotte & Hummel and Tourtellotte & Phillips. Tourtellotte & Hummel was an early 20th century architectural firm headed by John E. Tourtellotte (1869-1939) and Charles F. Hummel (1857-1939). Tourtellotte later paired with Truman E. Phillips (1902-1989).
Oral history interview with Jim Towey
Oral history interview with Jim Towey conducted by Jim Strassmaier on June 2, 1988, as part of the Senator Mark O. Hatfield Oral History Project. Towey was an aide to Hatfield.
Homer J. E. Townsend collection on Mabel A. Wood
Frances Toyooka memoir
Memoir of Frances Toyooka, typed by and with an introduction by her daughter, Janet Thibault. Toyooka, a second-generation Japanese American woman, was living in Troutdale, Oregon, when the United States entered World War II. The memoir primarily concerns her experience being incarcerated by the U.S. government at Minidoka, and then living at the Twin Falls Labor Camp, but also discusses living in Vanport, Oregon, and then northeastern Portland, Oregon, following the war.
Oral history interview with Kay N. Toyooka
Charles Tozier house photograph
Mounted black and white photograph taken in June 1912, showing three adults standing outside a house with trees in front. A handwritten note identifies the house as the former home of Charles T. Tozier and his family in Hillsboro, Oregon, and two of the people in the photograph as Edith Tozier Weatherred and Albert Tozier.
Trails Club of Oregon photographs collection
Nine black and white photographs and one picture postcard depicting log cabins, landscapes, Saddle Mountain, and members of the Trails Club of Oregon. The postcard, featuring an image taken at Eagle Eyrie on June 2, 1918, includes a roster on the verso.