correspondence
Found in 807 Collections and/or Records:
Moody family papers
J. Stanford Moore papers
J. Stanford Moore was born in Canyonville, Oregon, and was a Methodist minister. Collection includes correspondence, 1920-1976; biographical material of W. B. Moore and J. S. Moore; family records, deeds, estate and receipts; poems by June Moore and Merilyn Moore; estate of Vesta Holt; and other materials.
Charles B. Moores speeches
Manuscript copies of addresses delivered by Charles B. Moores on a variety of topics and occasions, 1879-1927; and correspondence, 1895-1929.
Mount Hood Railroad Company records
Collection includes ledgers and journals, 1906-1946; vouchers, 1920-1952; annual reports, 1907-1937; and correspondence, 1937-1961.
Multnomah County Centennial Association records
Records include correspondence, primarily from Sheriff Francis Lambert, regarding planning for the Oregon State centennial, as well as correspondence and other documents, 1959-1961, of the Historical Landmarks Committee. Also included are correspondence and other documents, 1959, from Ted Hallock, who was the state coordinator of the Oregon Centennial Commission, and members of the Transportation, Touring and Traffic Advisory Committee.
Multnomah County Democratic Central Committee records
Records date from 1960 to 1985 and include correspondence, administrative documents, financial records, campaign materials, and pamphlets.
Francis J. Murnane papers
Francis J. Murnane (1914-1968) was a labor leader in the ILWU Local 8, a historical preservationist, Progressive candidate for the Oregon State Legislature in 1948, and secretary of the Harry Bridges Defense Committee. Collection includes correspondence and documents relating to Murnane's work with various labor unions.
Materials relating to Music Box Theater burlesque controversy
Muslim Community Center of Portland records
Records of the Muslim Community Center of Portland, 1971-2018, including papers relating to Imam Mikal Shabazz and Imam Muhammad A. Najieb.
J. F. Muttray letters
Collection consists of manuscript and typescript correspondence, 1918-1919, to Mabel Arthur from J. F. Muttray in Burges, France, regarding army life, reminiscences of Portland, Oregon, and souvenirs.