Papers of James Coffin (1847-1906), including correspondence, a resolution regarding the death of Lucius H. Allen, a tracing of a chart of the Columbia River's mouth, an architectural elevation, and photographs. Coffin worked as a clerk for the firm Allen and Lewis in Portland, Oregon, in the early 1880s.

Resolutions passed at annual meetings of the Oregon Wool Growers Association, 1923-1951, regarding open grazing in parks and reserves, predatory animal and rodent control, permits for wildlife, railroad rates, and meat prices.