Oregon

Oral history interview with Frederick Clausen conducted by Linda S. Dodds from October 27-29, 1981. Clausen discusses his experiences in the grocery trade in Portland, Oregon.

Album containing 71 black and white photographs of the logging industry in and around Clifton, Oregon, including workers, lumber camps, sawmills, and steam-powered logging equipment.

Collection consists of 19 color slides taken by Robert S. Cline. They include scenes of Celilo Falls on the Columbia River and the surrounding landscape; fishing platforms and Native people fishing; and a tram over the falls.

Hotel registers and deed of sale for the Cloud Cap Inn, a resort hotel that opened on Mount Hood, Oregon, in 1889.

Manuscript and typescript correspondence of Elijah Coalman, mostly to Esther Watson, 1960-1970, regarding biographical data, climbs on Mount Hood, and efforts to have his memoirs published. Coalman (1881-1970), known as "Lige," was an Oregon mountaineer.

Oral history interview with Ralph F. Cobb conducted by Donald W. Brodie in October 2000 as part of the United States District Court Oral History Project. Cobb was an attorney in Eugene, Oregon.

Pages from a photograph album that include images of the harbor in Portland, Oregon; the Battleship Oregon and other ships; construction of the Steel and Broadway bridges; Elks (B.P.O.E.) convention festivities in Portland; the campus of Oregon State University; the Columbia River Gorge; and family and friends.

Oral history interview with Douglas E. Coe conducted by Clark Hansen on June 8, 1988, as part of the Senator Mark O. Hatfield Oral History Project. Coe was an evangelical minister and advisor to U.S. Senator Mark Hatfield.

Black and white photographs in three albums, depicting unidentified members of the Nathaniel Coe family as well as places including the Oregon coast, the Columbia Gorge, Mount Hood, and Hood River and Seaside, Oregon.