Oregon
Found in 1680 Collections and/or Records:
Beryl Albert Green scrapbooks
Beryl Albert Green (1887-1965) was an attorney specializing in labor and civil liberties cases. Collection includes scrapbooks with clippings, speeches, and ephemera regarding strikes and labor law.
Carl Green papers
Unprocessed papers belonging to and regarding Carl Green.
Oral history interview with Edith Green
Oral history interview with Edith Green conducted by Cynthia Harrison on December 18, 1978. Green represented Oregon's 3rd District in the U.S. House of Representatives from 1955 to 1974.
Rosa Green letters
Collection includes typescript and photocopy letters, 1972-1977, mostly letters to the editor of the Oregonian, the Evening Courier and other Portland newspapers.
Gregory family papers
Oral history interview with Allen T. Gribble
Oral history interview with Allen T. Gribble conducted by Roberta Watts on February 13, 1978. Gribble discusses his family background and early life in Silverton, Oregon.
Dorsey Griffin postcard collection
Eighteen photographic postcards, color and black and white, with Oregon scenes, including hotels, buildings and parks in Portland, and scenes along the Columbia River.
Grinnold Foto Company stereo views of Oregon scenes
Eleven stereograph cards, circa 1900, depicting scenes in Oregon, including: Oregon City locks; the Columbia River Gorge; Cascade Locks; and Washington Park, Portland. Also includes three stereograph cards depicting the U.S.S. Oregon, 1898.
Gritzmacher family papers
Collection includes a handwritten German pay stub, 1812, for a person whose name may be Aloise Huemfich; a German confirmation record, 1869, for Maria Pape (also identified in collection as Mary); a marriage certificate for Charles Gritzmacher and Mary Pape, 1874, at Portland, Oregon; and newspaper clippings of obituaries of Gritzmacher family members, 1913-1958.
Photograph of grocery store at Gray's Crossing, Oregon
One mounted black and white photograph showing an unidentified man in a store. Produce, dry goods, and canned goods are visible on shelves and the floor.