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Isom Cranfill papers
Papers include a bound manuscript notebook of Isom Cranfill, 1 volume, no date, containing sermons, family history, memoirs, including overland journey to Oregon country, 1847, early Oregon Baptist church history, copies of letters from others on religious subjects, and list of churches, with memberships, all over the country, a few in the West. Also in the collection are manuscript letters from Cranfill to his children and grandchildren, 1868-1877.
Crater Lake, Jackson County
Black and white lithograph depicting Crater Lake in Oregon. The lithograph was excised from the 1884 book "History of Southern Oregon: Comprising Jackson, Josephine, Douglas, Curry and Coos Counties," published by A. G. Walling.
Crater Lake Lodge, Inc. appraisement and financial reports
An appraisement and annual financial reports of Crater Lake Lodge, Inc. (named Crater Lake National Park Company until 1961), dating from 1959 to 1969. Crater Lake Lodge, Inc. was the concessionaire firm for Crater Lake National Park in Oregon, and from 1921 to 1967 owned Crater Lake Lodge.
Crater Lake, Oregon collection
Collection consists of manuscript and typescript copy extracts from Oregon newspapers, 1862-1896, regarding early exploration of the Crater Lake, Oregon area; manuscript and typescript copies of letters to the editor, 1874-1933, giving first-hand accounts of explorations of Crater Lake, Oregon, by William K. Kuykendall, E. W. Hammond, Orson A. Stearns, etc.
Oral history interview with Malcolm M. Crawford
Oral history interview with Malcolm M. Crawford conducted by Pat Bleakney from November 28 to December 18, 1987. Crawford was a life-long resident of The Dalles, Oregon.
Medorem and John D. Crawford papers
Papers of and relating to Medorem Crawford (1819-1891) and his brother John D. Crawford (1824-1877). Medorem Crawford emigrated to Oregon in 1842, held a number of political offices, and commanded military escorts for emigrants to Oregon during the U.S. Civil War. John D. Crawford emigrated to Oregon in 1847, served as a commissary officer during the Cayuse War, and worked in the mercantile business in Champoeg, Oregon, in the 1850s.
Oral history interview with Luther S. Cressman
Oral history interview with Luther S. Cressman conducted by Rick Harmon on July 31, 1987. Cressman, who helped to found of the University of Oregon Department of Anthropology and served as its longtime chair, talks about the background of the Museum of Natural History at the University of Oregon in Eugene, and talks about archaeological digs he participated in.
Hazel Crocker photograph album
Album containing snapshots and studio portraits of members of the Crocker family, and of friends and associates; some images feature outdoor activities. Most images have handwritten notes identifying some or all of the people depicted. Among those identified are Hazel Crocker, Barbara Crocker, Helen Goss, Etta Honeyman, Maud Morey, Genevieve Thompson Smith, and Kate Woolsey.
Arthur L. Crookham papers
Collection includes correspondence regarding Oregon history; letters and literature regarding old age and Arthur L. Crookham's participation with the State Council on Aging; material regarding I-205 and East Portland, political issues, and personal matters, school notebooks, and Progressive Party literature.
Oral history interview with Charles S. Crookham
Oral history interview with Charles S. Crookham conducted by Charles Digregorio on November 25, 1978. Crookham was a Multnomah County Circuit Court judge and Oregon attorney general.