Portland
Found in 617 Collections and/or Records:
Oral history interview with Maggie St. James
Oral history interview with Maggie St. James conducted by Jann Mitchell on June 26, 1985. St. James was the daughter of Ruth Barnett, an abortion provider in Portland, Oregon.
St. John, his vision, his will and testament
Typescript term paper by David Hoien Overby, March 16, 1966, regarding the life of James John and the area of St. Johns, Portland, Oregon. With preface, images, and an annotated bibliography.
St. Johns Bridge photograph album
Album containing black and white photographs of the St. Johns Bridge in Portland, Oregon. The images include close-ups of supports and cables, as well as scenic views of the bridge and its surroundings.
St. Johns Bridge plans
Collection includes numerous blueprint plans, elevations, sections, details and layouts on 47 sheets of the St. Johns Bridge over the Willamette River in Portland, Oregon, by the firm of Robinson & Steinman.
St. Rose Minstrel programs and photographs
Programs and photographs related to minstrel shows presented by the men's club of the St. Rose Church in Portland, Oregon. The materials date from 1944 to 1950.
St. Vincent Hospital, Portland, Or., plat
Collection consists of 1 drawing on 1 sheet of a plat of the grounds of the St. Vincent Hospital at NW 23rd Ave. and NW Westover Rd., owned by the Sisters of Providence, in Portland, Oregon.
Standard Insurance Company records
Standard Insurance Company records, 1865-1946, include salary records, a cash book, stock portfolio records, agent accounts, and trial balance books. Also included are brochures, calendars, and abstract of title for a parcel of land in Southwest Portland. Standard Insurance was originally founded in Portland as the Oregon Life Insurance Company by a German immigrant, Leo Samuel (1847-1916), in 1906.
Steam ferryboat for the Portland Railway Co. drawing
One drawing on 1 sheet of a steam ferryboat for the Portland Railway Co., by Johnston and Phillips, architects.
Steamship Portland II collection
Plans, sections, details and elevations on 9 sheets of the steamship Portland II, a 186-foot steel towboat for Northwest Marine Iron Works, 1946; a conceptual mooring plan by B. Bach and L. Fritzie, October 1981; and a color print of a painting of the steamship Portland II passing under the Fremont Bridge on the Willamette River by James M. Longstreth, 1977.
James Steel papers
Financial records of an Oregon pioneer and early business leader of Portland, including account books, cash books, financial journals, and a cash journal of the First Congregational Church of Portland.