Portland
Found in 631 Collections and/or Records:
Edna Sherrill Eames papers
Papers of and relating to physician Edna Sherrill Eames, who worked for the city health bureau in Portland, Oregon, and was the first woman to be a city medical inspector. Materials include diplomas; correspondence on personal matters, her service in the Army medical corps during World War I, and recommendations; and photocopies of newspaper clippings about her career.
East Side Business Men's Club record book
Record book containing meeting minutes, resolutions, reports, financial accounts, and programs of the East Side Business Men's Club, an association concerned with promotion of commercial development and civic improvement in Portland, Oregon, particularly on the east side.
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
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar T. Pierce residence plans
Collection includes 56 blueprint plans, elevations, sections and details on 17 sheets of a house for Mr. and Mrs. Edgar T. Pierce at 1610 Fir St. in Salem, Oregon, by architect Clarence L. Smith.
Edris Morrison Studio architectural plans
Bound set of blueprint plans and two loose sheets of blueprint plans for the Edris Morrison Studio on SW Broadway in Portland, Oregon. The studio was a portrait studio owned by photographer and actor Edris Morrison Cox (1903-1997); architect Pietro Belluschi (1899-1994) designed the building.
Patricia J. Edwards photographic collection on the Junior Rose Festival
Four black and white photographs of the court for the 1927 Junior Rose Festival in Portland, Oregon.
The effects of World War II on Portland, Oregon
Typescript term paper, 16 pages, 1970, regarding Robert Moses and the effects of World War II on Portland, Oregon. With bibliography.
Leslie G. Ehmann papers
Leslie G. Ehmann attended Benson Polytechnic High School in Portland, Oregon, joined Esco Corp. in 1936, served as an engineer and designer, and retired in 1971. He also designed lift truck components for Hyster Company. Collection includes catalogs, specifications and price lists for Esco and Hyster products, 1941-1984, including lift trucks, logging equipment, rigging equipment and swage presses; patents; and plans for an adjustable rubber coupling.
Mira H. Ehrman papers
Mira H. Ehrman (1892-1982) was a civic leader in Portland, Oregon. She was a Red Cross volunteer and a member of numerous organizations. Perhaps her most important contribution was the founding of and participation in Portland's USO in 1942. Collection includes correspondence, notes, awards and honors, biographical and autobiographical information and reports, primarily regarding her work with the United Service Organizations.