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Oral history interview with C. Girard Davidson
Oral history interview with C. Girard Davidson conducted by Thomas Wright as part of the Oregon Legislature Oral History Series. Davidson was a lawyer and businessman, served as assistant secretary of the U. S. Department of the Interior from 1946 to 1950, and was active in the Democratic Party in Oregon.
Oral history interview with Barbara Elliott Davies
Oral history interview with Barbara Elliott Davies conducted by Charles Digregorio on July 18, 1976. Davies discusses the life and work of her father, Thomas Coit Elliott, at the Oregon Historical Society in Portland, Oregon, and of her grandfather, John Euclid Elliott, in the development of Walla Walla, Washington.
Gilbert F. Davis diary
Diary kept by quartermaster Sergeant Gilbert F. Davis of his service in the Modoc War.
Smith Davis letter to Alex Watts
Manuscript letter from Smith Davis to Alex Watts, regarding mining, politics, and business conditions in Billings, Montana.
Theora Davis photographic collection on Alaska
Eight black and white photographs of Alaska scenes, including sled dogs, miners, trains and mining towns.
Oral history interview with Virginia G. Davis
Oral history interview with Virginia G. Davis conducted by Charles Digregorio on May 26, 1977. Davis discusses her family background and her work with Margery Hoffman Smith on interior design for Timberline Lodge on Mount Hood, Oregon.
Lewis Ralph Dawson photograph
Black and white photograph of Lewis Ralph Dawson in a horse-drawn delivery wagon for Hawthorne Ice, Wood & Coal, Portland, Oregon.
John Day collection
Collection consists of a negative copy of John Day's petition for land on the Missouri River, 1798; a typescript copy of Day's will, circa 1820; documents concerning the controversy surrounding who John Day really was, 1953-1958; photocopy newspaper clipping regarding Day's life, 1960.
John S. Day papers
Papers and photographs relating to the life and activities of John S. Day. Materials include correspondence, newspaper issues and clippings, and real estate documents. Day was a rancher and big game hunter who lived in the Medford, Oregon, area. In the 1950s and 1960s, he was active in mountaineering and competitive skiing.
De Monbrun panoramic photograph of Independent Order of Odd Fellows gathering
Panoramic group portrait of an Independent Order of Odd Fellows gathering at an unidentified Oregon location.