Photographs

Small collection of black and white photographs depicting the controlled implosion of the Corbett Building at SW 5th Avenue and Morrison Street in Portland, Oregon.

Collection consists of 12 color 35mm slides, taken by Jerry Barrett, that document the destruction from an explosion in Roseburg, Oregon, in 1959. The explosion, known as the Roseburg Blast, was triggered by a fire that spread to a truck carrying dynamite and ammonium nitrate.

Two tintype portraits in cardboard frames, with handwritten notes identifying them as baseball players J. Monday and W. B. Bray.

Album containing black and white photographs and cyanotypes of members of the Nichols family and others. Subjects also include Capen School in Northampton, Massachusetts, house parties, the Oregon and Washington coasts, hiking, camping, picnics, tennis, Hood River, and other areas in Oregon.

One black and white copy of a photograph of the USS Oregon in dry dock at the Boston Navy Yard.

Five black and white tintypes of members of the Beauchamp family, including: John T. Beauchamp, Helen Beauchamp, Anna Eliza Beauchamp, Henry Beauchamp, and William Beauchamp.

Topical collection of twenty black and white photographs, primarily newspaper production prints, depicting scenes of beavers in Oregon, including beavers swimming, eating, building dams, and being trapped.

Small collection of black and white photographs depicting the exterior and interior of the country house of Gerald E. and Mary Moir Livingstone Beebe in Lake Oswego, Oregon, designed by Ernest F. Tucker.

Eleven black and white stereographs of members of the Thomas and Daniels families of Fossil, Oregon. Most individuals are identified only by first or surname in handwritten notes on the backs of the stereograph cards.

Thirteen black and white cabinet photographs of unidentified members of the Bennett family. Most of the photographs were taken in Salem, Oregon.