Oregon
Found in 1753 Collections and/or Records:
J. Stanford Moore papers
J. Stanford Moore was born in Canyonville, Oregon, and was a Methodist minister. Collection includes correspondence, 1920-1976; biographical material of W. B. Moore and J. S. Moore; family records, deeds, estate and receipts; poems by June Moore and Merilyn Moore; estate of Vesta Holt; and other materials.
Oral history interview with Kenny Moore
Oral history interview with Kenny Moore conducted by Linda S. Dodds on July 9, 1982. Moore discusses his participation in track and field sports in Eugene, Oregon, and his experiences as a member of the U.S. Olympic team in 1968 and 1972.
Charles B. Moores speeches
Manuscript copies of addresses delivered by Charles B. Moores on a variety of topics and occasions, 1879-1927; and correspondence, 1895-1929.
Lee Moorhouse photographs
Photographs taken by Major Lee Moorhouse between approximately 1897 and 1919, depicting Cayuse, Umatilla, and other Native peoples and their settlements in the Columbia River Basin and Umatilla County; landscapes in Oregon and Montana; the Pendleton Round-Up in Pendleton, Oregon, and rodeos in other locations.
Oral history interview with Howard Morgan
Oral history interview with Howard Morgan conducted by Clark Hansen from August 25 to October 7, 1992, as part of the Oregon Legislature Oral History Series. Morgan represented Clackamas and Multnomah counties in the Oregon House of Representatives in 1949; was chair of the Democratic Party of Oregon in 1955; was Oregon Public Utility Commissioner from 1957 to 1959; and was a member of the Federal Power Commission in 1961.
Oral history interview with Everice B. Moro
Register for Morris Hotel, Florence, Oregon
Register ledger for the Morris Hotel in Florence, Oregon, for February to June 1890. The hotel's proprietor at the time was E. A. Hart. The ledger also contains a small number of entries, some from 1908 and some from an unspecified date, that appear to relate to meat sales and farmwork.
Robert Morrison photographic collection
Small collection of black and white photographs, largely card photographs, and tintypes, most of which are studio portraits depicting early emigrants and political figures of Oregon. The collection also includes two photographic postcards of stagecoaches and an image of the blockhouse at Fort Umpqua.
Morse family diary
Typescript diary, "The Red Book," of Add (Addison) and Nellie (Ellen) Morse. It includes the family's move from the Midwest to Portland, Oregon (1888-89); family genealogy; notes of Rex L. Morse; and a eulogy for Percy Mulford Morse.
Interview with Wayne Morse and campaign workers
Interview with Wayne Morse conducted as part of his 1968 re-election campaign. Morse was a U.S. Senator from Oregon.