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Eastern Oregon Livestock Company record book
The Eastern Oregon Livestock Company was a group of holders of grazing lands in Harney County and was sold to Fred, Gill & Sons in 1944. Record book, 1942-1944, contains minutes and certificate of dissolution.
Eastern Oregon memorabilia
Memorabilia relating to eastern Oregon, including souvenir programs, brochures, and photographs of the Pendleton Round-Up; reminiscences; histories; and clippings. At least some of the materials were compiled by Umatilla County Judge James H. Sturgis (1889-1980).
E. L. Eastham letters to L. B. Seeley
Manuscript letters and a telegram from E. L. Eastham, of Oregon City, Oregon, to L. B. Seeley, regarding business matters.
Seth Eastman collection
Collection includes 5 engravings depicting scenes of North American Native peoples and buffalo.
Eastmoreland Study Club records
Eastmoreland Study Club was founded in 1918 to promote scholarships for Reed College and provide community service. Collection includes scrapbooks, minutes, programs, and account books.
Glenn A. Eaton papers
Theodore J. Eckerson papers
Papers of Theodore J. Eckerson (1820-1906), primarily relating to his military career, but also including letters from Benjamin L. E. Bonneville (1796-1898) and Ulysses S. Grant (1822-1885). Eckerson, who emigrated to Oregon in 1849, was in the U.S. Army for most of his adult life. He fought in the Mexican-American War and, in the 1850s, supplied Euro-American volunteers who were fighting Native peoples in the Pacific Northwest.
W. R. Eckhart photographic collection
Black and white photographs of Mount Hood, Mount Rainier, Tillamook Head, Macleay Park, and lakes, waterfalls and trails in the Columbia River Gorge.
Oral history interview with Tom L. Eckman
Oral history interview with Tom L. Eckman conducted by Michael O'Rourke from September 16, 1998, to September 29, 2000, as part of the Northwest Power Planning Council Oral History Project. Eckman was manager of conservation resources for the Northwest Power Planning Council, now known as the Northwest Power and Conservation Council, from 1982 to 2014.
Economic importance of early transcontinental railroads: Pacific Northwest
Typescript of "Economic importance of early transcontinental railroads: Pacific Northwest," 246 pages.