Oregon
Found in 1753 Collections and/or Records:
Oregon Timber Transport Operators records
Records of a short-lived organization that was formed in 1951 to address concerns about logging truck safety on the Oregon's highways.
Oregon Trail Study Committee records
Photocopy typescript historic site worksheets prepared by Aubrey L. Haines, 1973, detailing the condition of and conservation recommendations for sites along the Oregon Trail.
Oregon Washingtonian Society records
Bound record book of the Oregon Washingtonian Society, containing constitution, minutes, and a list of members.
Oregon Water Power and Railway Company charts
Collection includes distance cards, 1903, for the Portland-Sellwood-Springwater division and the Mt. Scott-Springwater division, and curve taper tables, 1905.
Oregon Wine Archives collection
This collection, created by the Oregon Historical Society, contains ephemera relating to the wine and spirits industry in Oregon. Included are clippings, brochures, newsletters, newspapers, magazines, wine labels, business cards, posters, programs, bulletins, and monographs, relating to wines, their production and marketing, relevant issues, and affiliated industries. Most of the materials date from 1972-2002.
Oregon Wool Growers Association records
Resolutions passed at annual meetings of the Oregon Wool Growers Association, 1923-1951, regarding open grazing in parks and reserves, predatory animal and rodent control, permits for wildlife, railroad rates, and meat prices.
Oregon World Organization of China Painters collection
Papers and albums related to the Oregon World Organization of China Painters, compiled by longtime member and porcelain art teacher Jan Byerlee. Materials include records of the organization; Porcelain Art Month proclamations signed by President Jimmy Carter and various Oregon governors; newspaper articles and clippings; loose photographs; and albums with photographs, papers and ephemera.
Oregonian news negatives and photographs
Negatives, photographs, slides, and photography assignments that were produced or retained by staff of the Oregonian newspaper in Portland, Oregon, from 1980 to 2013. The collection also contains production prints, unpublished photographs, photographers' notes, and correspondence regarding photography assignments.
Oral history interview with Ollie F. Osborn
Oral history interview with Ollie F. Osborn conducted by Harriet Baskas in September 1981 as part of a series of interviews used in the radio program “Don’t Fence Me In, the Cowgirls of Eastern Oregon.” Osborn was a cowgirl and rodeo participant in Eastern Oregon from 1913 to 1932.