Military

Manuscript and typescript account of D. H. Jones' activities on behalf of Oregon Governor A. C. Gibbs as a spy on Southern sympathizers in Oregon, December 1864, during the Civil War.

Papers of H. R. Kauffman, including ones relating to his medical career, his military service in World War I and later, and his career as an Oregon state senator. Kauffman was a medical doctor who lived in Toledo, Oregon, and who served as state senator from 1941 to 1943.

Jerome V. Keaveny was an officer in the U.S. Army during and after World War II. Collection includes correspondence from Keaveny to his parents and friends while he was stationed in the Philippines and Japan as a member of the post-war occupation force.

Henry Fletcher Kendall was a graduate of West Point and an officer in the U.S. Army. Collection includes personal and family correspondence, 1887-1903, including letters from Puerto Rico during the Spanish-American war; military orders; medical lecture notes; and an incomplete manuscript history of the Mexican-American War, 1897.

Papers of Martin Luther Kimmel consist of a manuscript diary, September-December 1917, of his enlistment at Vancouver Barracks, Washington, and training at various Army posts in the U.S., with typescript transcript; and correspondence regarding Kimmel's book "The Torchbearers," 1966-1967.

World War II correspondence of Albert and Delma Jean Klassen, scrapbook about Klassen family history, and photographs of the Grace Peck House.

Twenty-five black and white photographs depicting aerial views of buildings and hangars on an unidentified naval base, with some interior images.

Correspondence and papers relating to the military service of John G. Linder (1920-1998) during World War II, and photographs of Linder's ancestors. Linder was a soldier in the U.S. Army who was a prisoner of war from 1943 to 1945.

Typescript account of Gustav J. Lindstedt's service in the 162nd Infantry Regiment (called "Old Third Oregon") during World War I, written in the 1980s by his son, Warren Lindstedt.

Collection includes manuscript letters from Claude E. Lomax to his mother and his brother, Lester M. Lomax, regarding life at Camp Lewis, Washington; typescript letter from Claude E. Lomax to Alfred Lewis Lomax, regarding a motor trip to Lookout Mountain; photocopy postcards from Alfred Lewis Lomax to his family, regarding life at the University of Washington.