Oregon
Found in 1730 Collections and/or Records:
Oral history interview with Windsor D. Calkins
Oral history interview with Windsor D. Calkins conducted by Monica LaRosa from March 25 to May 8, 2008, as part of the United States District Court Oral History Project. Calkins was a lawyer in Eugene, Oregon.
Oral history interview with Windsor Calkins
Oral history interview with Windsor Calkins conducted by James Strassmaier from July 7 to August 1, 1986. Calkins was an attorney in Eugene, Oregon.
Camp Watson, Oregon, sketch
Pencil sketch of Camp Watson, Oregon, dated 1865.
Mabel Ella Campbell oral memoir
Oral memoir by Mabel Ella Campbell, recorded on December 30, 1980. Campbell discusses the life and career of her father, Methodist minister John Montcalm Brown, and her life in Nehalem and Salem, Oregon, in the 1910s.
Campbell & Swigert record books
Collection consists of two handwritten record books of the company Campbell & Swigert, one with entries from June 1905 to November 1910, and the other with entries from November 1910 to March 1911.
Cannon Beach Electric Company records
Collection consists of an account book, 1 volume.
Blythe G. Carey papers
Unprocessed materials that include correspondence, financial and property records, and genealogical information and family history.
Caroline Couch Hoffman papers
Collection includes materials of and relating to members of the Couch, Burns, Hoffman, and Wilson families, as well as the Hoffman Construction Co. The papers include diaries of Caroline Couch Hoffman and Mary Caroline Burns, and correspondence of various family members. Also included are obituaries and ephemera, as well as publications about the history and projects of the Hoffman Construction Co.
Letters to Cymbre from Ann Carpenter and Jennie Downing
Collection consists of four manuscript letters to "Cymbre" (surname unknown) from an aunt and a cousin. The letters, sent from Salem, Sublimity, and Stayton, Oregon, regard family matters, description of Oregon, and a factory accident in which a family member, Everett Downing, was badly injured.
Carpenter family papers
The Carpenter family owned large amounts of land in Portland, Oregon, and Clark County, Washington. Family members included Gwendoline Carpenter, Isabelle Carpenter and Royal E. Carpenter. Collection includes title abstract and warranty deeds, 1900-1956, for land in Portland and Clark County; account books, 1910-1943; plat maps of Carpenter's Addition in Marysville, Washington, undated; and miscellaneous documents, 1892-1956.