correspondence
Found in 781 Collections and/or Records:
Oregon Dairy Council records
Collection includes correspondence, 1934-1949; digests; financial records; minutes; scrapbooks.
Oregon Democracy Project records
Records and ephemera of the Oregon Democracy Project, a coalition of nonprofit groups in the early 1990s that sought to educate the public and train activists in participatory democracy and combating homophobia.
Materials by and relating to Oregon Episcopal bishops
Letters, consecration information, and portrait clippings of Episcopal bishops of Oregon, collected by the John Gordon Wright Library of the Episcopal Theological School (later the Episcopal Divinity School) in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Includes three letters from Bishop Benjamin Wistar Morris (1819-1906), one of which complains about cuts to funding for missionary work in Oregon.
Oregon Flax Fiber Company papers
Correspondence, financial and personnel records of the Oregon Flax Fiber Company of Turner, Oregon.
Oregon Fuchsia Society records
Partially processed collection of records including correspondence; minutes; membership lists; financial records, receipts, and treasurer's reports; tax records; scrapbooks; and ephemera.
Oregon Iron and Steel Company records
Unprocessed collection of records of the Oregon Iron and Steel Company, including account books and miscellaneous business documents. Also includes materials relating to Paul F. Murphy and Paul B. Murphy and their families.
Oregon League of Democratic Women Voters records
Correspondence, newspaper clippings, membership lists, records, and scrapbooks regarding political campaigns in Oregon.
Oregon Lewis and Clark Heritage Foundation records
The Oregon Lewis and Clark Heritage Foundation was formed in 1969 and succeeded the work of the Lewis and Clark Trail Commission. It was a volunteer organization with the purpose of stimulating public interest in matters relating to Lewis and Clark. Collection includes correspondence; symposium records and materials; Fort Clatsop and Amax Resolution, 1975; and posters and maps.
Notes regarding Oregon materials on file at the Bureau of Indian Affairs
Collection includes manuscript and typescript correspondence relating to materials at the Bureau of Indian Affairs in Washington, D.C., on which Joseph Rogers Wilson took notes in 1900 and have since gone missing; and manuscript notes, 1900, by Wilson, on same Oregon materials (1841-1850).
Oregon Nursery Company records
The Oregon Nursery Company was organized in Salem in 1867 and moved to a location 10 miles west of Portland in 1906. The company farmed 1200 acres at this location until its collapse in 1927. The town of Orenco, founded in 1908, derived its name from the company's. Collection includes correspondence; demonstration planting records, especially regarding the Perfection Apricot; financial records; and an Orenco Mercantile Co. ledger.