Abstract Collection consists of black and white photographs, and a small number of tintypes, most compiled into two photograph albums. One album includes professional portraits of members of the Bailey, Price, Brooks, Hopper, Mellon, Roberts, Westcott, and Stroud families. The other includes snapshots of rural areas, people, and livestock in North Carolina, Florida, Key West and Arizona. Maida Rossiter Bailey (died 1972) was the dean of Women at Reed College and owned a ranch with her husband,...

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Two tintype portraits in cardboard frames, with handwritten notes identifying them as baseball players J. Monday and W. B. Bray.

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Five black and white tintypes of members of the Beauchamp family, including: John T. Beauchamp, Helen Beauchamp, Anna Eliza Beauchamp, Henry Beauchamp, and William Beauchamp.

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Collection consists of approximately 630 cased photographs, including daguerreotypes, ambrotypes, and tintypes (also called ferrotypes) dating from approximately 1840-1900. The photographs are primarily portraits of early migrants to Oregon and the western United States. Also represented are early Oregon street and residential scenes.

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Tintype portrait of a child, Josie Langmaid. It is mounted on a card and has a gold-colored metal frame with a floral motif.

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Album containing black and white photographs and tintypes, primarily studio portraits of unidentified people, particularly children. A number of the portraits were taken by studios in Wisconsin. With the album are a poem about a dog by Elwyn Marston, age 11, of Columbus, Wisconsin; a silk 48-star U.S. flag; and two loose photographs.

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One tintype in a cardboard frame. The tintype depicts John Mathews sitting in a chair, facing front, and holding a book; his wife stands next to him with one hand resting on his shoulder.

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One black and white tintype of the Minto family residence in Salem, Oregon.

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Small collection of tintype mugshots, most in poor condition, and largely depicting unidentified people. The collection also includes photocopies of some of the original paper frames, which were discarded due to damage, and one frame retained as an example.

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Collection consists of 2 tintypes and 9 cartes-de-visite, primarily depicting members of the Klum, Nye, and Coyle families.