Portland
Found in 653 Collections and/or Records:
Harry M. Niles papers
Shubrick Norris papers
Financial records and business letters of a pioneer businessman of Portland, Oregon, dating primarily from the early 1850s. Includes records of Norris & Company, S. M. Holderness & Co., and Winter & Latimer of San Francisco, California. Also included are commissary accounts of the Oregon Mounted Volunteers, 1855, and a record of witness fees from the U.S. Circuit Court in Multnomah County, Oregon, 1859-1866.
Northwest Neighbors scripts
Scripts for Northwest Neighbors, a radio show that aired on KOIN, Portland, Oregon. Scripts feature guests Martha Ferguson McKeown and Hervey S. Robinson and a story on Joseph Lane.
John O'Connor account book
Account book, 1861-1862, kept by John O'Connor, who ran a vegetable market in Portland, Oregon.
Old Ladies' Home of Portland, Oregon records
Collection consists of a minute book, 1 volume, January 20, 1892-February 26, 1912, with by-laws and constitution; miscellaneous administrative records, 1892-1912, including house rules, blank applications, etc.
Omega, Inc. records
Collection includes stock certificate book, 1935-1942, and minute book, 1935-1943, with certificate of dissolution.
On the Willamette River
Engraving of ships and boats on the Willamette River by Loren Roberta Barton.
Only the brave
Typescript screenplay for the movie "Flames" (working title: "Only the Brave") filmed in Portland, Oregon, 1926, and directed by Lewis Moomaw. Action involves a rescue from a forest fire.
Oregon Brass Works records
Partially processed collection consisting of timebooks, ephemera, ledgers, minutes, and other records of Oregon Brass Works, which operated in Portland, Oregon, from about 1930 to 1998.
Materials relating to rally protesting closure of Oregon Historical Society Research Library
Papers and video relating to a rally held in Portland, Oregon, on March 13, 2009, to protest the Oregon Historical Society's decision to close its research library. The society had announced the closure in February 2009, citing budget constraints. Later that year, the library reopened with limited hours.