Photographs

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.

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.

Black and white copy prints of images used in the book "Black Pioneers of the Northwest" by Martha Anderson. Subjects include pioneers in Laramie, Wyoming; cowboys; railroad workers; soldiers and military bands; and the Rev. W. O. Johnson.

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.

Four black and white photographs of the Bull Run River and Mount Hood.

Collection of 89 black and white photographs depicting individuals, groups, residences, and places, many in Oregon. Some images have identifying information, but most are unidentified. A number of the images are of or relate to people identified as George W. Pardey and Ina Pardey. The collection also includes two class photographs, 1914 and 1916, from the Christian Brothers Business College in Portland, Oregon, and images depicting scenes in the area of Skagway, Alaska.

Mounted black and white photomechanical print of the sailing ship Aspice with portraits of crew members, each one identified.

Collection consists of black and white photographs depicting actors and productions of Finnish theater groups in Astoria, Oregon, at least one affiliated with the Työmies Society. Most of the prints have the name of the author Walter Mattila written on the back, along with the names of people in the photographs and other information.

Collection consists of 12 photographs, correspondence, and clippings that belonged to Portland police officer and security guard George H. Bailey. The photographs include scenes of parades in 1910 and 1911 and portraits of Bailey and his wife, Flora. Letters in the collection include descriptions of Bailey's role as police captain and alleged corruption charges.