Portland
Found in 686 Collections and/or Records:
Blitz-Weinhard Brewing Company expansion project photographic collection
Photographs of enlarged negative strips depicting the expansion project on the Blitz-Weinhard Brewing Company at NW Davis and 11th Ave. in Portland, Oregon. Collection includes 13 total images.
E. A. Blixfeldt plans for unidentified residence
Six sheets of architectural plans by E. A. Blixfeldt for an unidentified residence, possibly in Portland, Oregon, around 1911. The plans include a west elevation, an east elevation, a roof plan, a floor plan, front and rear elevations, and a basement plan.
Oral history interview with Mary E. Blossom
Oral history interview with Mary E. Blossom conducted by Charles Digregorio on May 10, 1977. Blossom was a librarian at the Multnomah County Public Library in Oregon in the mid-20th century.
Jason Blumklotz collection of concert posters, handbills, and tickets
Posters, handbills, tickets, and a bumper sticker for music concerts and events held in Portland, Oregon, from about 1967 to 1970. Materials were collected by Portland resident Jason Blumklotz. Most materials relate specifically to psychedelic rock concerts and the 1970 Portland Music and Art Fair. Groups and artists represented include the Grateful Dead, Canned Heat, Steve Miller Band, Steppenwolf, and B. B. King.
Drs. BoDine and Cantril office building plans
Fifty-five plans, elevations, details, schedules and sections on 13 sheets of an office building for Drs. BoDine and Cantril at N. Wheeler Ave. and N. Broadway St. in Portland, Oregon, by architect Francis Marion Stokes.
Oral history interview with Kathryn Hall Bogle
Boise Neighborhood Association records
Bonita (Steamship) and Lurline (Steamship) plans
Three plans on 1 sheet for the steamships Bonita, by John Gates, and Lurline, by J. F. Steffen, for Jacob Kamm.
Book of congratulatory pigeongrams sent for Burnside Bridge opening
Bound volume of "pigeongrams" (messages sent by pigeon) from political figures, congratulating Portland Mayor George L. Baker and Oregon Governor Walter M. Pierce on the opening of the Burnside Bridge in Portland, Oregon. The Burnside Bridge opened in May 1926, replacing an older bridge of the same name from the 1890s, and was still operational in 2022.
Alice Johnson Booth collection on fashion
Collection includes manuscript letter, 1989, describing the first showing of paintings from the Chrysler collection at the Portland Art Museum, as well as fashion and the "World's Largest Fashion Show" by Aaron Frank and Tommy Luke at the Stadium; an invitation to the showing of the Chrysler paintings, 1956; and photocopy newspaper clippings, circa 1937, regarding Alice Johnson and Alta Corbett.