Oregon
Found in 1753 Collections and/or Records:
Oregon Flax Fiber Company papers
Correspondence, financial and personnel records of the Oregon Flax Fiber Company of Turner, Oregon.
Oregon Geranium Society scrapbooks
Collection consists of scrapbooks, 1952-1967.
Oregon Groceteria price list
Disbound typescript price list, 1946, of grocery items sold by wholesale food retailers Oregon Groceteria, Portland, Oregon.
Handwritten tally of Oregon election returns
Sheet with handwritten tallies of results for a June 1848 election in Oregon, showing results for Oregon City and parts of Tuality County (written as "Tualatin Co."), which was later divided between Washington County and Multnomah County. The results include various offices and a measure about whether to prohibit or regulate intoxicating liquors. The election, held in June 1848, was the last general election held under the auspices of the Oregon Provisional Government.
Oregon hiking trails photograph album
Album containing 24 black and white photographs by an unidentified photographer of scenes on a hiking trail or trails. The photographs all depict forest scenes and vegetation, and two show unidentified people. One or more of the photographs may have been taken at MacCleay Park in northwest Portland, Oregon.
Oregon House Bill 2787
The text of Oregon House Bill 2787, signed by state officials including Governor John Kitzhaber. The bill, which passed in 2013, granted in-state college tuition rates to undocumented students in Oregon.
Oregon Humane Society records
Records of the Oregon Humane Society, an animal welfare organization based in Portland, Oregon, that was founded in 1868 by Unitarian minister Thomas Lamb Eliot. Materials include administrative and financial records, historical information, publications, and architectural plans for facilities. The collection also contains a small amount of material from other animal welfare organizations.
Oregon Lewis and Clark Heritage Foundation records
The Oregon Lewis and Clark Heritage Foundation was formed in 1969 and succeeded the work of the Lewis and Clark Trail Commission. It was a volunteer organization with the purpose of stimulating public interest in matters relating to Lewis and Clark. Collection includes correspondence; symposium records and materials; Fort Clatsop and Amax Resolution, 1975; and posters and maps.
Notes regarding Oregon materials on file at the Bureau of Indian Affairs
Collection includes manuscript and typescript correspondence relating to materials at the Bureau of Indian Affairs in Washington, D.C., on which Joseph Rogers Wilson took notes in 1900 and have since gone missing; and manuscript notes, 1900, by Wilson, on same Oregon materials (1841-1850).
Oregon Multicultural Education Association records
Records of the Oregon Multicultural Education Association, including bylaws, conference records, and a membership directory. The association was founded in 1984 by Ronald G. Petrie and Dapo Sobomehin, with the goal of promoting multicultural education in Oregon.