Oregon

Collection includes contracts, deeds, land titles, and mortgages, 1900-1923; and correspondence regarding a land claim dispute between John Y. Johnson and Carrie M. Clendinning, 1913.

Collection includes two manuscript letters to F. G. Young relating to publishing Nathaniel Wyeth's journal and letters, and correspondence regarding Wyeth's claim to land on Sauvie Island, Oregon.

Guy Fisher (1892-1965) served in World War I and worked as Federal Gains Supervisor and U.S. Production and Marketing Administration Supervisor. Collection includes World War I correspondence, 1918-1919; correspondence with the Veterans Administration, 1918-1953; documents of Civil Service Employment, 1929-1953; diary of Guy Fisher's wife, Ida A. Graham Wart Fisher, 1907; and diaries of Guy Fisher, 1945-1963.

Deed of conveyance for land in Marion County, Oregon, to M. Fisk from W. B. Walker, March 23, 1871.

Typescript draft speech delivered at the celebration of the 100th anniversary of the discovery of the Columbia River, May 11, 1892, with corrections.

Information about the Five Oaks Historic Site in Hillsboro, Oregon, compiled by Ruth E. Pasley (1912-2012), including photocopies of newspaper articles and newsletters. Five Oaks, called Chatakuin by the Atfalati (Tualatin Kalapuya) people, is a group of five Oregon white oak trees in Hillsboro, Oregon, that has served as a gathering place for more than 500 years.

Collection includes the diary of Maria Louise Flanders, 1926-1929; specifications by Jamieson Parker for a house in Portland Heights, Portland, Oregon, for Maria Louise Flanders and Caroline Flanders; certificates; and correspondence and documents relating to Ecola State Park.

Forty black and white photographs of the town of Flavel, Oregon, including: the interior and exterior of the Flavel Hotel, railroad tracks and stations, and the ship Great Northern.

Collection includes scrapbooks, certificates and miscellaneous documents of members of the Fletcher family. Many members of the family were schoolteachers in Salem, Silverton, and other parts of Marion County, Oregon.

Papers of Irving H. "Irv" Fletcher, an Oregon labor union leader who served as president of the Oregon AFL-CIO for 18 years. Included are Fletcher's personal and political correspondence, AFL-CIO convention materials and booklets, information about affiliated political and labor union leaders, materials for Fletcher's own campaign, and both personal- and AFL-CIO-related photographs.