blueprints (reprographic copies)

Collection includes blueline copies and blueprints of landscapes, tennis courts, and parking lots for the Catlin Gabel school in Portland, Oregon. Architect not named.

Collection includes 9 blueprint drawings on 7 sheets of a house for Ruth Catlin on NW Culpepper Terrace in Portland, Oregon.

2 blueprint plans of a ship, Chenamus, on 1 sheet.

The collection consists of blueprints of the Columbia Villa housing project, built in Portland, Oregon, in 1942, to house shipyard workers during World War II. The project was designed by Portland architects Glenn Stanton and Hollis Johnston, and served as permanent public housing after the war.

Blueprints for the design and construction of the City Hall building in Cottage Grove, Oregon, designed by architect and builder John Hunzicker (1867-1945).

Collection includes 5 blueprint plans, 6 elevations and 6 details on 11 sheets of a house for Jesse A. Curry on SW Montgomery Dr. in Portland, Oregon, by architect Harrison Allen Whitney.

Collection includes 56 blueprint plans, elevations, sections and details on 17 sheets of a house for Mr. and Mrs. Edgar T. Pierce at 1610 Fir St. in Salem, Oregon, by architect Clarence L. Smith.

Bound set of blueprint plans and two loose sheets of blueprint plans for the Edris Morrison Studio on SW Broadway in Portland, Oregon. The studio was a portrait studio owned by photographer and actor Edris Morrison Cox (1903-1997); architect Pietro Belluschi (1899-1994) designed the building.

Architectural drawings relating to projects by landscape architect Robert Hale Ellis, Jr. (1914-1982). Ellis designed garden landscapes for residential and institutional clients in the Portland, Oregon area during the 1940s and 1950s.

Theodore Patrick Flynn (1891-1954) was an equipment development engineer for the U.S. Forest Service, Region 6, and director of the USFS Equipment Laboratory in Portland, Oregon, 1936-1949. Collection includes biographical materials, patents, blueprints, specifications, reports, photographs, clippings, a photo album, and memorabilia regarding design of specialized equipment used in forestry and construction work, particularly for controlling forest fires.