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Oral history interview with William L. Dickson
Oral history interview with William L. Dickson conducted by James Strassmaier from September 25-26, 1991, as part of the Oregon Legislature Oral History Project. Dickson served as an Oregon state representative and senator, and as a judge on the Circuit Court of Multnomah County, Oregon.
John Dierdoff photograph album
Album containing 36 black and white photographs, which depict several ships; rural scenes; a small number of views of Oregon City, the Snake River, and the Willamette Falls Locks; and the interior and grounds of John C. Ainsworth's retirement home in Oakland, California.
Dierdorff and Ross family photographs collection
Photographs depicting members of the Ross and Dierdorff families, including images of the Reverend William H. Dierdorff, his wife, Emma Ross Dierdorff, and his brother, Ainsworth W. Dierdorff, as well as the Tualatin Plains Presbyterian church. William H. Dierdorff (1849-1903) emigrated to Oregon with his family in 1856. He became pastor of the Presbyterian church in Tualatin Plains after the death of the Reverend George Ross in 1894, and married Ross's daughter, Emma Ross (1870-1960).
John Dierdorff ration books
War ration books issued to John Dierdorff of Portland, Oregon, and family, circa 1940-1945.
William H. Dierdorff collection
Collection includes a manuscript letter written from English Camp, Cultus Lake, Idaho, with ink and color pencil sketches entitled "Pend d'Oreille Country"; an ink and watercolor sketch of Weeksville, Montana; a sketchbook with pencil and ink Pacific Northwest scenes; and an autograph book containing pencil and ink sketch of Tillamook Bay, Oregon.
William H. Dierdorff family papers
Diaries, notebook, address book, and cashbook of William H. Dierdorff (1849-1903), and photographs and postcards relating to the family of his son William H. Dierdorff (1898-1975). Dierdorff emigrated to Oregon in 1856, and after working as a civil engineer and draftsman, became a Presbyterian minister.
William H. Dierdorff sketches and biography
Six ink and pencil sketches by William H. Dierdorff (1849-1903) with notations for hymns to perform at church services, and a brief biography of Dierdorff by his grandson. Dierdorff emigrated to Oregon in 1856, and after working as a civil engineer and draftsman, became a Presbyterian minister.
Diesel powered tender plans
5 plans on 1 sheet for a diesel powered tender by architect J. H. Johnston & Son.
Diesel tug boat and cruiser plans
Two negative photocopy plans on 1 sheet of a 48-foot tugboat, circa 1880-1930, and 4 blueprint plans on 2 sheets of a 36-foot cruiser, 1924, by architect J. H. Johnston.
Oral history interview with Charles Digregorio
Oral history interview with Charles Digregorio conducted by Jim Strassmaier on April 4, 2001. Digregorio discusses his career as the first oral historian at the Oregon Historical Society from 1975 to 1979.