Papers and photographs of and relating to Albert E. Doyle (1877-1928), an architect from Portland, Oregon, and his family. Materials include photographs of buildings that Doyle designed, correspondence, a combination diary and sketchbook that Doyle kept while traveling in Europe, and biographical and genealogical materials. The collection was compiled by Doyle's granddaughter Marjorie Newhouse (1933-2015).

Oral history interview with Margaret Biddle Parker conducted by Elisabeth W. Potter and Alfred Staehli on March 15, 1984. Parker discusses the career of her husband, Portland architect Jamieson Parker.

Oral history interview with Margaret Biddle Parker conducted by Charles Digregorio in two sessions, on December 31, 1974, and January 15, 1975. Parker discusses her life and social activities, and the life and career of her husband, Portland architect Jamieson Parker.

Audio recordings of oral history interviews and conversations with people associated with the Portland Art Museum. The interviews were conducted over a period of three years, from approximately 1990 to 1993. Most were conducted by Robert Peirce, who was then the librarian at the art museum. Interviewees include Bob Sitton, Bill Foster, Clyde Rice, William Givler, Pietro Belluschi, Marian Kolisch, Francis J. Newton, Robert O. Lee, and members of the Portland Art Museum Women's Council.

Oral history interview with John Storrs, conducted by Charles Digregorio on August 2, 1978. Storrs discusses his career as an architect in Oregon, and talks about designing Salishan Lodge in Gleneden Beach.

The collection consists of 46 architectural drawings of theaters in Portland, Oregon, made by Lee Arden Thomas from 1926-1928. Included are original drawings for the Bagdad Theater (24 sheets), Capitol Theater (16 sheets), and Oriental Theater (4 sheets). Thomas was an architect based in Portland, Oregon, who designed a number of residences, commercial buildings, institutional buildings, and theaters in Oregon from the 1920s through the 1940s.