scrapbooks

Papers of Oregon legislator Ted Hallock (1921-2006) and his family. The bulk of Hallock's papers in this collection predate his time as a legislator and reflect his service during World War II and his work as a radio host. Family papers include photographs, clippings, and ephemera from an album, as well as a scrapbook compiled by Ted Hallock's father, Joseph Hallock (1891-1976). The collection also includes some genealogical material.

Julius Cone Harvey (1862-1932) was a Methodist clergyman and graduate of Cornell College in Mount Vernon, Iowa. He married Mary E. Heald in 1884 and migrated to western Washington. Collection includes memories of Mary E. Heald Harvey describing her childhood and youth in Iowa and Kansas and her early married life; letters of Clifton Harvey while at sea, 1939; blank verse and acrostic letters of Atwood Harvey, 1932-1934; and a family scrapbook.

Papers of an emigrant to Oregon who lived in Oregon City and Salem. Includes extensive diaries, 1874-1897; account books, 1866-1893; and correspondence, genealogies, and ephemera. Also includes Peter Holt Hatch's letter proposing marriage to Sarah Cornelia Locey, his second wife; and a scrapbook of Edwin Thompson Hatch, son of Peter Hatch.

Scrapbook containing Hawaiian- and English-language newspaper clippings concerning missionaries, Hawaiian royalty and other public figures, with postcards and pictures of cultural and scenic attractions.

George Hazen Wintermute was an attorney who came to Portland, Oregon in 1890 to help organize the U. S. National Bank. Collection includes correspondence, 1871-1909, and physiognomical examinations (phrenology), 1896.

Collection consists of scrapbooks, 1865-1885, with recipes, notes, personal records, clippings and ephemera regarding business, political and social events, and Frank A. Hill, merchant of Dayton, Oregon, and other Pacific Northwest locations.

Collection consists of two scrapbook albums, membership lists, and correspondence created by members of the Historical Automobile Club of Oregon between approximately 1945 and 1950.

Papers of William Hoffman (1801-1885), a merchant and county official in Jacksonville, Oregon. Materials include account books, correspondence, a handwritten copy of a journal that Hoffman kept on his overland journey from Indiana to Oregon in 1853, and a scrapbook containing clippings relating to conflicts with Native tribes in Oregon and the organization of the Oregon Rangers.