Portland

Collection consisting primarily of photographs and negatives relating to the Anchorage restaurant, which operated along the Willamette river in the Sellwood area of Portland, Oregon from 1946 to 1978. Materials also include an architectural drawing of the restaurant, postcards, and clippings.

Oral history interview with LeRoy C. Andersen conducted by Roberta Watts on January 11, 1978. Andersen discusses his career at Portland Iron Works, beginning in 1908.

Records of the Anderson & Duniway Company consist of two items, a time book (1903-1910) and a cash book (1903-1907). The time book gives a weekly record of the employees, the hours they worked, and their pay for that week. The cash book records customers and expenses. Anderson & Duniway was a printing firm in Portland, Oregon. Incorporated in 1901, its name changed to the Abbott & Duniway Company in 1911. The company dissolved in 1912.

One album containing cyanotypes of members of the Alfred Anderson family, the Ericsson family, and Charles Leufquist family; residences in Northwest Portland, Oregon; and residences and landscapes in Forest Grove, Oregon, and Seaview, Washington. A small number of images depict other locations in Portland, as well as scenes in Astoria, Dundee, Oregon City, and The Dalles, Oregon.

Three newsletters and two leaflets containing content opposing the military draft and the Vietnam War, most likely compiled by Hal R. Leyshon, a student at Reed College in Portland, Oregon, and a student activist in the anti-draft and anti-war movements.

Small collection of black and white photographs depicting members of Mazurovsky family; their jewelry store, National Jewelry, in Portland, Oregon; and their residence. Also included is a photo of Oscar Korber at the grand opening of his jewelry store, O. Korber Jewelry, in Portland.

Pen and ink architectural illustration depicting a proposed office building at Broadway and Oak in Portland, Oregon. The architect is unidentified, and the building was never constructed.

Oral history interview with Jane M. Armentrout conducted by Roberta Watts on June 5, 1978. Armentrout discusses the life and career of her father, Dr. Harold Bunce Myers, and her own interest in science.

A portion of a page from Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, April 7, 1888, featuring an engraving depicting ranks of soldiers outside the Armory building in Portland, Oregon.

Collection consists of a register for Arrigoni's Hotel, 1 volume, 1862-1865. The register includes records of Metropolis and Dennison House, predecessors to Arrigoni's Hotel.