Home and Family
Found in 188 Collections and/or Records:
Unidentified family photograph album
Album containing black and white photographs, primarily portraits and snapshots of members of an unidentified family in the Pacific Northwest, including both adults and children. Other subjects include landscape scenes, buildings, farming, pets, and horses.
Unidentified family vacation photograph album
Album containing black and white photographs of an unidentified family vacationing in mostly unidentified places around the United States. Locations include Multnomah Falls and the Columbia River Gorge in Oregon; New England; Niagara Falls; the Southwest; and Yellowstone National Park.
Unidentified portraits photograph album
Album containing card photographs and tintypes. The photographs are studio portraits of adults, children, and babies, taken primarily by photographers in Michigan. One person is identified as Maggie Clark; all others are unidentified.
Oral history interview with Ethel L. Vaughters
Oral history interview with Ethel L. Vaughters conducted by Robert Vaughters in the summer of 1981. Vaughters discusses raising a family in Scio, Roaring River, Hebo, and Portland, Oregon.
Louise Savier Washburn photograph albums
Two albums containing photographs, clippings, and ephemera, and a small quantity of loose material that had been in the albums. Subjects include members of the Savier and Washburn families, and friends; Louise Savier Washburn; members of the Du Mond family; a trip to Europe; and scenes in Hawaii.
Elizabeth LeBreton Waters letter to Henry E. Reed
Manuscript letter to Henry E. Reed from Elizabeth LeBreton Waters, regarding George W. LeBreton, who was her great uncle.
Lucille and Dave Welch family photograph albums
Oral history interview with Shanna C. Wheeler
Oral history interview with Shanna C. Wheeler conducted by Charles Digregorio on June 30, 1976. Wheeler discusses her early life in various neighborhoods in Portland, Oregon.
I. B. Whitcomb and Alice L. Pierce papers
Correspondence exchanged by Ira Benjamin Whitcomb and his fianceĢe, Alice L. Pierce, in the early 1880s. Topics include Whitcomb's journey to Oregon, as well as family, friends, and the teaching profession. Also included is a brief notebook and diary kept by Whitcomb, which includes some entries on his trip west.
Honor Marks Whitlock papers
Papers include a ticket from London to the Oregon Territory, November 2, 1842; manuscript reminiscences of Honor Marks Whitlock's journey to Oregon from London by boat, circa 1850; and a manuscript letter from Ann Smith, Sandford, England, October 27, 1848, regarding family matters.