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Brooke family papers
Collection includes correspondence, 1902-1960; World War I correspondence and records, 1917-1919, of Lloyd W. Brooke and Frank P. Brooke; high school commencement papers, 1908-1909; school records; and greeting cards and invitations. Family members include Scott P. Brooke, Henriette Burdick Brooke, Miriam Brooke, and Dr. F. W. Brooke, who ran Brooke Drug Co.
Brookings, Oregon collection
Collection includes typescript "General Scheme for Development," 1933, by W. J. Ward, regarding a plan to develop the area around Chetco Cove and Brookings; typescript history of the area and the Brookings Timber and Land Company, circa 1940, with description.
Brooklyn Parent Teacher Association records
The Brooklyn Parent Teacher Association was founded in 1903 as the Brooklyn Mother's Club and sought to promote the welfare of children and youth in the school and in the community. Collection includes minutes, treasurer's reports, newsletters, correspondence, membership directories, publicity materials, historian's reports (1951-1981, incomplete), memorabilia from local, state and national PTA meetings, and a scrapbook.
Herman Brookman architectural plans for Portland residence and later alterations
Collection consists of 12 blueprint sheets of plans by Herman S. Brookman, an architect in Portland, Oregon. The plans, dated 1925, 1948, and 1952, are for a residence on NW Cumberland Road in Portland, and for additions and alterations to the house. The plans were drawn for Dr. Thomas M. Joyce, Dr. and Mrs. Richard F. Berg, and Mr. and Mrs. Melvyn C. Friendly.
Brooks-Scanlon, Inc. records
Records include log analysis, administrative and financial records, advertisements, mill architectural plans, memoranda, reports, correspondence, and brochures.
Brooks-Scanlon lumber mill plans
Collection includes 1 photocopy plan on 1 sheet of a lumber mill for Brooks-Scanlon Inc. in Bend, Oregon.
Oral history interview with Edward T. Brounstein
Oral history interview with Edward T. Brounstein conducted by Linda S. Dodds from May 25 to June 9, 1982. Brounstein was a patternmaker and clothing designer in Portland, Oregon, and in Seattle, Washington, during the 20th century.
Oral history interview with Anna J. Brown
Oral history interview with Anna J. Brown conducted by Jan Dilg from October 31, 2019, to October 8, 2020, as part of the United States District Court of Oregon Oral History Project. Brown, who served on the Multnomah County District Court, the Multnomah County Circuit Court, and the U.S. District Court of Oregon, discusses her judicial career from 1992 to the time of the interview.
Brown & Brown records
Miscellaneous records of the lumber company Brown & Brown.
Charles J. Brown account book
Notebook with "Chas Brown" handwritten on the cover, containing manuscript accounts, circa 1910-1911. Some of the headings used on entries in the book include: "Provision from store to House for our use in Winter of 1910-1911"; "Provision taken to ship"; and "Provision for Upper Camp." The entries list quantities of food, dry goods, clothing, and other supplies; some entries include dollar amounts.