photographs
Found in 487 Collections and/or Records:
Photograph of grade school class in Portland or Lake Oswego, Oregon
Black and white photograph depicting a grade school class on the steps in front of a school building in either Portland or Lake Oswego, Oregon. A smaller inset photo depicts the exterior of the school building.
Fred A. Granata research papers
Writings and compiled material (largely reproductions) from Fred Granata's research on a variety of historical topics and individuals from the 1990s and 2000s.
Grant Smith, Porter, Guthrie Company photographic collection
Twenty-four black and white photographs, 1917-1918, depicting the construction of ships, ship launches, shipyards, employees and wartime activities of the Grant Smith, Porter, Guthrie Company in Oregon.
Great Northern Railroad photograph album
Album of black and white photographs taken during construction of the Cascade Tunnel in Washington state by the Great Northern Railway. Many of the photographs depict scenes of or near the West Portal of the tunnel, including views of switchbacks, Tye Creek, workers, and buildings at the work camp.
Greater Portland Women's Bowling Association scrapbook about the 1965 Women's International Bowling Congress Championship Tournament
Scrapbook documenting the Greater Portland Women's Bowling Association's successful bid for Portland, Oregon, to be the host city for the Women's International Bowling Congress (WIBC) Championship Tournament. The scrapbook also documents the tournament itself. The 48th WIBC Championship Tournament was held in Portland in April and May 1965.
Edith Green scrapbook
Scrapbook with clippings, photographs, and ephemera relating to U.S. Representative Edith Green's education and pre-congressional career, with an emphasis on her participation in debate teams while in high school and college. Green (1910-1987) was a congresswoman from 1955 to 1974.
Harry A. Green residence photographic collection
Ten black and white photographs of the exterior, interior, ironwork, and grounds of the home of Harry A. Green at 3316 SE Ankeny St., Portland, Oregon. The house is more commonly known as the Bitar mansion.
Photograph of grocery store at Gray's Crossing, Oregon
One mounted black and white photograph showing an unidentified man in a store. Produce, dry goods, and canned goods are visible on shelves and the floor.
Mrs. H. M. Gunderson photographic collection on the construction of the Bonneville Dam
Eight black and white photographs of the construction of transmission lines for the Bonneville Dam, equipment, and Camp Larch, where the construction workers lived.
Gus J. Solomon United States Courthouse construction photographic collection
Thirty-eight black and white photographs depicting construction of the Gus J. Solomon United States Courthouse in downtown Portland, Oregon. The courthouse was designed by architect Morris Whitehouse and built by Murch Brothers Construction Co.