Home and Family
Found in 188 Collections and/or Records:
Carl Epping family papers
Esbenshade and Waddle families photograph collection
Photographs of a family of Portland, Oregon, including pictures of John A. ("Al") Waddle; his wife, Caroline Waddle; interior of the Waddle home; and Ida Waddle with her women's bowling team. Also includes four draft cards of Peter Earl Esbenshade (Ida's husband) from World War I.
Oral history interview with Alice Tomkins Fee
Oral history interview with Alice Tomkins Fee conducted by Rick Harmon from February 8 to March 8, 1985, as part of the United States District Court Oral History Project. Fee was a deputy clerk for the U.S. District Court of Oregon.
Paul and Edith Feldenheimer papers
Foster-LaFollett family papers
Collection includes records of the Methodist Episcopal Church, Sheridan, Oregon, 1882-1883, kept by Edith LaFollett; miscellaneous documents of Edith LaFollett and Harrison Zephyr Foster, 1872-1885; genealogical information for the Booth family, who were Foster's mother's family; and newspaper clippings regarding Senator Alex LaFollett.
Franzetti family papers
Franzetti family photograph albums
Photograph albums of the Franzetti family of Rhododendron, Oregon. Many of the photographs depict interior and exterior views of the Rhododendron Inn and Tavern at the base of Mount Hood, which was operated by Emil Franzetti for a number of years. The albums also contain photographs of other members of the Franzetti family; photographs of skiing and mountain climbing expeditions on Mount Hood; Emil Franzetti's hunting trips; and travel photographs and postcards.
John Marcus Freeman papers
Papers consist of an obituary for John Marcus Freeman; typescript genealogical information; manuscript poems to his wife, Margaret; and a photocopy newspaper article with a photograph of Margaret Freeman.
Fred Froeschle family photograph albums
Photograph albums and loose prints depicting members of the Fred Froeschle family and other subjects, including steamboats, trains, schools, bridges, logging and lumbering, hunting, and picnics. Locations represented include various sites in Washington state, as well as the Columbia River Gorge.
Gantenbein family papers
Collection includes correspondence, memorabilia, and an account book later used as a picture scrapbook. Correspondence includes letters, most in German with translations, between John E. Gantenbein and Mary Stier, and between Gantenbein and family, friends, and colleagues. Also included is correspondence between J. Edward Gantenbein and Helen Louise Pittock concerning personal matters.