Portland
Found in 617 Collections and/or Records:
Morris Marks residence photographic collection
Fourteen black and white photographs of the exterior of the Morris Marks house at 1501 SW Harrison St. in Portland, Oregon. The house, built in 1882 for a Portland, Oregon shoe and boot merchant, was originally located at 321 SW 9th St. It was moved multiple times, and was at 1501 SW Harrison Street and belonged to Wallace K. Huntington at the time the photographs in this collection were taken.
Lorna Marple photographic collection
Small collection of black and white photographs relating to the Portland, Oregon, branch of the NAACP. Identified individuals include Mayfield Webb, Juretta Webb, Otto Rutherford, Charlotte Rutherford, Marie Smith, Lorna Marple, Sylvia Thompson, Mary Kay Rowland, Bill McClendon, Ulysses Plummer, and Arie Randall.
Marquam Grand Opera House plans
Collection consists of 3 blueprint plans on 3 sheets of the Marquam Grand Opera House on SW Broadway Ave. and SW Morrison St. in Portland, Oregon. Architect not named.
Mass Transportation Committee of Fifteen records
The Mass Transportation Committee of Fifteen was a citizen advisory group appointed by Portland, Oregon, Mayor Joseph K. Carson, Jr. Collection includes correspondence, minutes, reports, etc., 1935, regarding proposals for mass transportation in Portland; and a streetcar, railroad, and bus map of Portland, 1934.
Donald B. McBride and Richard F. Wassell apartments sketch
Collection includes 1 drawing by architect Carl L. Linde of a nine-story apartment building (the Ambassador Apartments), next to the University Club in Portland, for Donald B. McBride and Richard F. Wassell.
John McCraken papers
Colonel John McCraken (1826-1915) came to Oregon in 1850, and was a businessman, U.S. marshal, and state legislator. Collection includes a ledger with accounts for the McCraken-Ripley Company; receipts and inventories; and correspondence and contracts regarding the Portland, Nehalem and Tillamook Railway Company.
Kina McKelvey letter to Merle McKelvey about Rose Festival parades
Letter from Kina McKelvey (1884-1960) to her sister, Merle McKelvey (1888-1970), which describes Rose Festival parades that she had seen. Kina McKelvey lived in Portland, Oregon, and later Taft, Oregon; she married physician Thomas W. Ross (1884-1948) in 1914.
MCM Architects photographs and design documents for Forest Heights, Portland, Oregon
Collection of photographs and architectural documents related to the Forest Heights subdivision in Portland, Oregon. The images depict the interiors and exteriors of houses, renderings of house styles, and construction of the subdivision.
Doug McMahon photographic collection
Four black and white photographs depicting downtown Portland, Oregon, the Forestry Building, and Multnomah Falls.
Oral history interview with Henry S. Mears and Margaret S. Clark
Oral history interview with siblings Henry S. Mears and Margaret S. Clark conducted by Charles Digregorio on August 3, 1976. Mears and Clark discuss the life and career of their father, Portland businessman and Oregon legislator Samuel Maxwell Mears.