photographs

Collection consists of 143 photographs, 19 postcards, and related materials compiled by Horace Getz and Robert A. Johnson, both of Klamath Falls, Oregon. The materials document their service in the 20th Engineers Regiment Forestry Unit of the United States Army during World War I, from 1917 to 1919. The Forestry Unit established logging camps in France to produce timber for the construction of barracks and other structures during the war.

Collection consists of 18 photographs of Portland, Oregon, taken circa 1890. The primary subject of the photographs is flooded streets in downtown and inner East Portland during the 1890 flood. Other subjects depicted in the photographs include cable cars, the bark Coloma, Grace Methodist Episcopal Church, the Riverside Hotel, the Morrison Bridge, and other unflooded street scenes from Portland.

Two black and white photographs of islands in the Gulf of Alaska, with original envelope.

Small collection of black and white photographs depicting children and employees at the Albertina Kerr Nursery in Portland, Oregon. Also included is a photograph of a Kerr Nursery float in the Rose Festival parade.

Black and white class photograph composed of oval-shaped portraits of each student. Below the portraits are the words "Albina Homestead School Jan. '22."

Album compiled by an unknown person, containing miscellaneous photographs, postcards, and ephemera relating to people, places, and events in locations including Oregon, New York, Illinois, California, and Montana. Many of the items in the album were cut from the pages of other albums or scrapbooks.

Black and white photographs of the 1905 Lewis and Clark Exposition in Portland, Oregon, taken by amateur photographer Mary Louisa Allen and primarily depicting buildings and statuary. The collection contains prints and corresponding negatives, as well as a small number of negatives for which there is no print.

This collection features photographs of the Allen Preparatory School baseball team for the years 1905-1907. The school was a private college preparatory school in Portland, Oregon, from 1900 until 1934.

Collection consists of 43 photographs and promotional posters of performers and guests at Amato's Supper Club, a nightclub operated by George Amato in downtown Portland, Oregon, from 1948 to 1959.

Papers of sculptor Leona Ambrose (1936-2021), including personal correspondence, writings, and photographs; professional papers; and photographs of her works. Ambrose, who also made mosaics and paintings, had her work exhibited at the Contemporary Crafts Gallery, the Portland Art Museum, and the Butters Gallery in Portland, Oregon; at Pacific University in Forest Grove, Oregon; and at the Pindar Gallery in New York.