Oregon
Found in 1730 Collections and/or Records:
Oral history interview with Noreen Saltveit McGraw
Oral history interview with Noreen Saltveit McGraw conducted by S. Diane Rynerson from May 24 to July 31, 2000, as part of the Volunteer Attorneys series of the United States District Court Oral History Project. McGraw was one of the first female municipal judges in Oregon.
Oral history interview with Noreen Saltveit McGraw
Oral history interview with Noreen Saltveit McGraw conducted by Jim Strassmaier on November 29, 1996, as part of the Legacy of Hope: Catholics and Social Justice Project. McGraw was the one of the first female municipal judges in Oregon.
William F. McIlwraith collection
Collection consists primarily of engravings from sketches by William F. McIlwraith of Oregon scenes, buildings, and ships, including: "Building the 'Star of Oregon,' " the old state Capitol building in Salem, the Forestry Building in Portland, the McLoughlin house in Oregon City, the Burnside Bridge in Portland, the Battleship Oregon, the steamboat T. J. Potter, and Timberline Lodge on Mt. Hood (original pen and ink sketch).
Oral history interview with Donald W. McInnis
Oral history interview with Donald W. McInnis conducted by Mary Gorsline from August 25 to November 10, 1992. McInnis grew up near Reedville, Oregon.
James H. McMillen reminiscences
James H. McMillen (1823-1913) was an Oregon pioneer of 1845, volunteer in the Cayuse Indian war, and resident of Washington County, Oregon. Collection consists of McMillen's manuscript reminiscences, 1910-1911, in the form of a letter to George Himes, regarding his journey to Oregon in 1845; his acquaintance with John McLoughlin and Peter Skene Ogden; and his recollections of the Whitman killings, Cayuse Indian War, and early Portland, Oregon.
William McMillen papers
McMinnville Association of Churches minutes
Complete minutes of the McMinnville Association of Churches for its entire history, 1967-1970.
Charles Linza McNary papers
Documents, correspondence, scrapbooks, and ephemera relating to the public service and personal life of U.S. Senator Charles Linza McNary of Oregon.
Charles McNary speech accepting vice presidential nomination
Audio recording of a speech given by U.S. Senator Charles McNary in Salem, Oregon, on August 27, 1940. In the speech, he accepts the Republican nomination for vice president.