Photographs
Found in 410 Collections and/or Records:
A. H. Maegly residence photographic collection
Fourteen black and white photographs of the exterior and interior of the A. H. Maegly house at 226 SW Kingston Ave. in Portland, Oregon, including its construction in 1914-1915. Also includes portraits of A. H. Maegly and wife.
Doug Magedanz photographic collection
Ten black and white photographs, primarily of the Oak Grove School in Oak Grove, Oregon, and its students, circa 1920-1929. Collection also includes one photograph of the officers of the Ancient and Mystical Order Rosae Crucis, 1935-1936.
George A. Mallett photograph album
Album compiled by George A. Mallett that contains 500 black and white photographs, as well as maps, ephemera, and newspaper clippings. Approximately the first half of the album depicts sites and scenes in Oregon in 1948-1949, particularly Portland. The remainder of the album depicts landscapes, buildings, tourist and historic sites, and ships in numerous other states, as well as photographs of powerhouses, engines, generators and other equipment, probably related to Mallett's job.
Mary Finn Maples photographs collection
Photographs of Oregon public schools and teachers, 1932-1962, assembled by Mary Finn Maples, an educator and guidance counselor. All Oregon counties are represented except Benton, Gilliam, Linn, and Wheeler.
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.
Marston family photograph album
Album containing black and white photographs and tintypes, primarily studio portraits of unidentified people, particularly children. A number of the portraits were taken by studios in Wisconsin. With the album are a poem about a dog by Elwyn Marston, age 11, of Columbus, Wisconsin; a silk 48-star U.S. flag; and two loose photographs.
Maryhill Museum construction photographic collection
Small collection of black and white photographs depicting the area around the site of the Maryhill Museum in Maryhill, Washington, and construction of the museum.
Master Brewers Association of America photographic collection
Seven black and white photographs depicting conventions of the Master Brewers Association of America (also identified as the United State Master Brewers Association) and an unidentified man brewing beer.
John Mathews and his second wife portrait
One tintype in a cardboard frame. The tintype depicts John Mathews sitting in a chair, facing front, and holding a book; his wife stands next to him with one hand resting on his shoulder.