research (documents)
Found in 22 Collections and/or Records:
Oregon Black History Project records
Administrative records, research files, and photographs gathered and created by the Oregon Black History Project, a grant-funded project that culminated in the publication of the book "A Peculiar Paradise: A History of Blacks in Oregon, 1788-1940."
Oregon Military Research Institute records
Research records and publications of the Oregon Military Research Institute, a military history project. The records concern Oregon war veterans, Oregon military units, and military facilities in Oregon. The collection also includes the personal papers of veteran Richard Gaarenstroom, who began the OMRI in the early 21st century after a military career of more than 30 years.
Albert Prill papers
Don H. Roberts collection on railroad history
Collection includes research materials, documents, miscellaneous correspondence, notes and ephemera regarding railroad history.
Sauvie Island Heritage Series project
Collection consists of research related to the history of Sauvie Island and some of its inhabitants. Materials include research notes, correspondence, and photocopies of articles and extracts from various books and publications. The collection also includes drafts for books in the Sauvie Island Heritage Series.
Paul J. F. Schumacher archaeological papers
Collection includes reports, blueprints, field notes, etc. regarding archaeological digs that Paul J. F. Schumacher participated in, including several in Alaska, Fort Clatsop, and Fort Vancouver.
Don Short papers
Papers include correspondence, newsletters, research and miscellaneous materials primarily regarding environmental conservation, especially of the Columbia River Gorge, 1971-1983.
Skinner family papers
Collection on the Truesdell family
Unprocessed collection of miscellaneous research, correspondence, and genealogical and manuscript materials regarding the Truesdell family.
U.S. District Court biographies
Collection includes correspondence and research on the U.S. District Court, the renaming of the Pendleton Courthouse, Nels Peterson and Thomas J. White.