Oregon
Found in 1717 Collections and/or Records:
Templeton family photographic collection
Small collection of photographs relating to the Templeton family, members of whom lived in Brownsville and Portland, Oregon. The photographs include studio portraits of family members and snapshots of outings and activities.
William Alfred Tenney papers
Typescript copies of materials relating to Oregon missionary William Alfred Tenney. Includes letters from Tenney to the American Home Missionary Society and to the magazine The Pacific. Also includes letters written by Tenney describing his missionary experiences.
Hiram Terwilliger account book
Bound account book with an Oregon Seed Store stamp on the front, with entries from June 11, 1869, to December 31, 1869, and one entry from March 1873. The Oregon Seed Store was operated by Hiram Terwilliger in Portland for a year and a half beginning in 1869.
The Dalles, Portland & Astoria Navigation Company eecords
Records of a company that operated steamboats on the Columbia River, carrying passengers and freight between Portland, Oregon, and The Dalles, Oregon.
The perils of pluralism: Oregon's compulsory public school bill of 1922
Photocopy typescript of "The Perils of Pluralism: Oregon's Compulsory Public School Bill of 1922," 1968, regarding the activities of the Ku Klux Klan in support of the bill.
These things I remembered and poured out my soul in me
Typescript photocopy reminiscences by John R. Laidlaw of his career as a priest, with chapters on Oregon history.
This is my life
Typescript reminiscences of William H. Helms, regarding his early life in Oregon, his student years at Reed College, and his adult life in New York, Michigan and California.
Oral history interview with Margret D. Thomas
Oral history interview with Margret D. Thomas, conducted in March 1999, as part of the Riverdale School Oral History Series. Thomas was a resident of the Dunthorpe neighborhood of Portland, Oregon.
Oral history interview with Flora Cushinway Thompson
Oral history with Flora Cushinway Thompson conducted around 1971. Thompson discusses the Wyam people's way of life at Celilo Falls, and the Wyams' resistance to the construction of The Dalles Dam.
Oral history interview with Flora Cushinway Thompson
Oral history interview with Flora Cushinway Thompson conducted by Joan Arrivee Wagenblast in April 1966. Thompson, whose husband was Wyam Chief Tommy Thompson, discusses the forced relocation of the Wyam people after the construction of The Dalles Dam flooded Celilo Falls.