Businesses and Corporations
Found in 273 Collections and/or Records:
Grant Smith-Porter Brothers Company stock certificate book
Stock certificate book, 1918, for Grant Smith-Porter Brothers Company, Portland, Oregon, owned by the same individuals as Grant Smith, Porter, Guthrie Company.
H. Law & Company journals and account books
Collection includes account books, 3 volumes, 1859-1865; and journal, 1863-1864. Final volume was partly used as a scrapbook by George Himes of the Oregon Historical Society. Henry Law was an early Portland, Oregon, commission merchant.
Oral history interview with Dorothy J. and Hurtis M. Hadley, Sr.
Oral history interview with Dorothy J. Hadley and Hurtis M. Hadley, Sr., conducted by Sarah Harris on November 19, 2021. The Hadleys discuss owning and operating the Milwaukie Pastry Kitchen from 1977 to 1985. The Pastry Kitchen was the first Black-owned bakery in the state of Oregon.
Morris Halperin photographs for the Pelton Water Wheel Company
Collection consists of photographs taken by Morris Halperin on behalf of the Pelton Water Wheel Company. Most photographs depict the manufacturing of equipment for Portland General Electric and the Lookout Point dam.
Harney Valley Railroad Company records
Stock certificate book for the Harney Valley Railroad Company, 1917-1929. Henry Ladd Corbett was president of the company.
Harrison Hotel register
Collection consists of a register for the Harrison Hotel, 1 volume, 1916-1919. Includes records of the Multnomah Hotel.
Harry Black Furniture Company account books
Account books, 6 volumes, 1909-1936.
Hawley Pulp and Paper Company records
The Hawley Pulp and Paper Company was incorporated in Oregon in 1908 and was succeeded by a company incorporated in Delaware in 1926. It was formally dissolved in 1948. Records include minute books of both the original Oregon company and the later Delaware company, as well as miscellaneous business papers.
Oral history interview with Francis J. Heitkemper
Oral history interview with Francis J. Heitkemper conducted by Charles Digregorio on March 22, 1977. Heitkemper discusses the history of his family's business, the Heitkemper Jewelry Store, in Portland, Oregon.
James H. Henderson ledger
Ledger kept by James H. Henderson (1862-1959) relating to his work as a furniture dealer, carpenter, and funeral director in Elgin, Oregon, with a small amount of financial ephemera from his later life in Portland, Oregon. Henderson was born in Missouri, and came to La Grande, Oregon, in 1884. He lived in Elgin from the 1890s until 1919, when he moved to Portland.