Oregon
Found in 1657 Collections and/or Records:
The prairie flower
Photocopy manuscript school paper, 20 pages, including reminiscences and chapter titles such as "Bad habits" and "My dear pupils."
Oral history interview with Gerry Pratt
Oral history interview with Gerry Pratt conducted by Charles Digregorio on January 29, 1979. Pratt was a journalist for the Oregonian newspaper in Portland and president of the Fred Meyer Savings and Loan Association.
Oral history interview with Laurence Pratt
Digitized audio recording of an oral history interview with Laurence Pratt conducted on December 15, 1981. Pratt discusses his career teaching English at Pacific University in Forest Grove, Oregon, and as a high school teacher in Portland, Oregon, as well as his work as an author and poet.
Joseph Prescott letters
Correspondence of Joseph Prescott includes two letters, 1854, from Prescott to his brother, George L. Montague, discussing life in Oregon City, Oregon, and the explosion of the steamer Gazelle, and letters to Mrs. C. C. P. Betton, Prescott's sister, 1850-1851, discussing family matters and life in Oregon.
David Presley diary
Bound manuscript diary kept by David Presley, January 1-February 27, 1857, with accounts, 1857-1859.
Albert Prill papers
Printing and publishing collection
Materials assembled by the Oregon Historical Society relating to printing and publishing in Oregon. Most of the collection is composed of short articles, essays, and ephemera.
Professional Engineers of Oregon records
Collection includes correspondence, speeches, press book, program schedules, and registration lists regarding the Northwest Engineers Centennial; reel to reel recording of a presentation of a gold medal to Herbert Hoover.
Oral history interview with Harold L. Pubols
Oral history interview with Harold L. Pubols conducted by Louise Pubols from January 10-22, 1988. Pubols grew up on a farm in Hillsboro.
John M. Purdum speech
Typescript speech, 5 pages, regarding a trip to Mt. Hood made on July 21, 1913.