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A GUIDE TO THE ANGELUS STUDIO
COLLECTION OF HISTORIC PHOTOGRAPHS
Prepared by
The Oregon Historical Records Survey Project
Division of Professional and Service Projects
WORK PROJECTS ADMINISTRATION
Sponsored by
The University of Oregon
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Portland, Oregon
The Oregon Historical Records Survey Project
Official Project No. 65-1—94—25
April 1940
The Historical Records Survey Program
Sargent B. Child, Director
David M. Maynard, Regional Supervisor
T. J. Edmonds, Acting State Director
Division of Professional and Service Projects
Florence Kerr, Assistant Commissioner
June J. Owen, Regional Supervisor
Gladys M. Everett, State Director
WORK PROJECTS ADMINISTRATION . '
F. C. Harrington, Commissioner
H. E. Smith, Regional Director
E. J. Griffith, State Administrator
PREFACE
The Historical Records Survey, under the direction of Dr. Luther H.
Evans, was initiated as a Nationwwide undertaking in January 1956 as a
unit of the Federal writers‘ Project of the werks Progress Administration.
In November 1956 the Historical Records Survey became an independent unit
of Federal Project No. l, and until August 31, 1959 was operated solely
under the sponsorship of the Federal Government. However, in September
1959 the project was localized, the University of Oregon becoming the legal
sponsor for the program in Oregon. Dr. Dan E. Clark, Chairman of the
Department of History of the University of Oregon, is the sponsor‘s repre-
sentative on research and editorial procedures and Dr. DonakiM. Erb, Pres-
ident of the University, is the sponsor's representative on administrative
matters. In March 1940, Sargent B. Child was appointed National Director
of the Historical Records Survey, replacing Dr. Evans who resigned to
become Director of the Legislative Reference Section of the Library of
Congress.
The chief purpose of the Oregon Historical Records Survey is to com-
pile inventories of the historical materials in the archives of local
governmental agencies and in public and semi-public records and manuscript
depositories. Such guides make available the basic research data contained
in county, city and state records, in church minute books and registers and
in those collections of letters, diaries and miscellaneous papers held by
libraries and historical societies.
In presenting a Guide to The Angelus Studio Collection of Historic
Photographs, the project departs slightly from its usual program. However,
in the course of doing research in Oregon history, the Oregon Historical
Records Survey found that the Angelus Studio, 420 S. W. Third Avenue,
Portland, Oregon, had a collection of more than 10,000 negatives, many of
which are of permanent historical value. With the permiSSion and coopera-
tion of Mr. Fred N. Clark, owner of the Studio, the project selected a
list of 598 photographs of definite historical interest. The list, preu
sented in this volume, classifies the negatives by name, place and sub—
ject matter, gives the actual or approximate dates when the pictures were
taken, and accounts briefly for the picture's historical significance.
Angelus Studio call numbers for the photographs are, of course, indicated.
The volume is indexed and a bibliography of the historical sources con-
sulted in the preparation of the entry descriptions has been included for
the convenience of users of the book.
The work of preparing this guide was done under the supervision of
Margaret Clarke, superintendent in charge of production. The original
survey of the Angelus collection was made by Dorthea Towne, John Anning
and Roland Elliott. Thomas Imper, Ralph Collett and Kaye Land are largely
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responsible for the final form of the entries. Cecelia Woodruff completed
the research for the historical data included in the entries. The mechan-
ical processes involved in publishing this volume were supervised by
Hildegarde Enke, executive secretary of the project, assisted by Joan
Gerrits, Gordon Heitsch and Elmer Bailey. Mrs. Margaret S. Eliot of the
National Office of the Historical Records Survey edited the volume, and the
Oregon project gratefully acknowledges her helpful and constructive criti-
cism and counsel. The Librarian of Congress recommended that this volume
be approved for publication.
This guide and other publications of the project will be issued for
free distribution to state and local officials, to public and school libra-
ries and historical societies in Oregon, and to a number of important
libraries and agencies outside of the state. Requests for information
regarding this volume or other units of the publication series of the pro-
ject should be addressed to the State Director, Oregon Historical Records
Survey, 614 S. W. 11th Avenue, Portland, Oregon. 3
T. J. Edmonds
State Director
April 1940
Portland, Oregon
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n- E EXPLANATORY NOTES AND ABBREVIATIONS
E Each entry contains: (1) key (subject) word, with explanatory word
the ‘ when necessary; (2) an exact or approximate date when the photograph was
1— taken; when the photograph is a copy, date both of original and copy are
3 given whenever possible; (5) geographical location as known; (4) the sig-
nificant feature of the photograph; (5) secondary subjects; (6) a brief
historical statement concerning the subject when data for such was avail-
Ea able or of interest; (7) size of the negative; (8) call number of the
negative at the Angelus Studio; and (9) a bibliographical reference.
1. The classifications used by the Angelus Studio and the number of
)' negatives in each classification are as follows:
1. Agriculture 510 17. Livestock 260
2. Alaska 20 18. Mallory 100
3. Amusements 200 19. Manufacturing 925
4. Art Slides 500 20. Mining 25
5. Bathing 6O 21. Miscellaneous 260
6. Bridges 160 22. Multnomah Hotel 75
7. Buildings 1625 23. Old Portland 125
8. Cemeteries 70 24. Oregon State College 15
9. Cities 150 25. Purcell 900
10. Fish 100 26. Railroads 100
11. Flowers 150 27. Scenic 1400
12. Historic 570 28. Ships and Harbors 700
15. Horses 50 29. Timber 400
14. Indians 130 30. Transportation 60
15. Larry 100 31. University of Oregon 20
16. Liberty 45 52. Wild Life 50
2. Since this Guide lists a comparatively few of the great number
of photographs in the studio, it was necessary for the Oregon Historical
Records Survey to make a new group of classifications.
3. The new classifications are listed below, with the abbreviation
for each category as used in the entries. The abbreviations indicate
to the reader the original classification of the negative in the Angelus
Studio.
1. Agriculture ........................... Ag.
2. Amusements ............................ Am.
3. Bridges ............................... Br.
4. Buildings 0...l.OOIOOIOOOIOO'OICOO‘IOIO Bu-
a) Historic Iii.
b) Old Portland . o. P.
5. Cities ................................ Ci.
a) Historic ......................... Hi.
b) Old Portland . o. P.
6. Domestic Articles and Implements
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Explanatory Notes and Abbreviations (continued)
7. Indians coo-coo.-ooouon-ooooooooooooo-oo In.
a) Historic ‘IIIIOIIIIIQOOOO'OOOOOOOI. Hi.
1 8. Industry
' a) FiSh IOOIOOOIII'IIII-IOOOOOCOOOIIIO Fi-
b)1{ist0ric non-oat.ooo-o-ooooouoo-ool Hi-
6) LiVeStOCk outsoon-onuuoaoo-couo-coo Lin
d) Mining conoouco-oooooouonooooo-oo-o :Min.
6) Ships and Harbors OODOOOIIOOOIOOOO. S: 86 H.
f) Timber .00.Coinoooooiooolidoontoool Ti.
9. Memorials
a) Historic a...oooooocoo-nooo-ooonooo Hit
10. Naval
a) Ships and Harbors ................. S. & H.
11. Persons
6.) Historic ‘QQOI-Ioooolocoa305000-001 Hi.
12. Scenic ................................. So.
a) Historic goooo-ooo-soooooo-oooaoop- Hi.
‘ b) Ships and Harbors nooo-o-oo-o-o-ooo S. 8: H.
j 13. Transportation ......................... Tr. 1
2 a.) Historic oooocolnooIOOUIOCOQIIOOOOC Hid :
b) Old Portland o. P. ?
c) Railroads ......................... R. R. 3
d) Scenic Onion...bud-analloocotclouno SC.
e) Ships and Harbors ................. S. & H.
14. Miscellaneous .......................... Mi.
a) Historic 1-11.
1)) Ships and Harbors s. 86 H.
4. This volume is indexed by the following types of key words: name
of photograph, place, and subject of photograph. Numbers in the index re—
fEr to entry numbers.
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INDEX 22 PHOTOGRAPHS IN THE ANGELUS STUDIO
AGRICUL1 mURE
FRUIT, Apple tree, ca. 1920, in Vancouver, Wh. First apple tree
planted in Oregon country, 1827, at Fort Vencouver, Hudson's
Bay Company Post; tree in bloom; wooden fence; military
bldgs. in background. Seed for this tree brought from
London, England, in 1827 lby Captain Simpson of Hudson's
Bay Co. Coast Survey. 6§1'8§ (H1. 519). Bancroft, Hist.
of 13. :11. Coast, II (1800-1846), 441. ‘
FRUIT, grapes, ca. 1910, in Grants Pass, Ore. R. C. Pearson, farmer,
vending wagon load of grapes on main street of town. Studeu
baker wagon with sign on side reading, "Tokay Shay from Tokay
Heights." 6%}: &~(Ag. 173).
FRUIT, loading, ca. 1910, near Milton, Ore. Fruit being loaded from
2 Mitchell wagons into refrigerator cars; single buggy; horse;
menu 6'5 8%:(qu 172)-
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GARDEN, Samuel Hill's, ca. 1910, near Maryhill, Wh. Gardens of famr
ous Haryhill Castle situated on bluffs above Columbia River.
Castle started by Samuel Hill as residence in 1914 on 67,000—
acre estate. Recently made into museum. Total cost by 1925
was $1,070,000. 6- x 8-(Ag. 183).
HARVESTING, combine, ca. 1910, in Sherman co., Ore. A $2,100, 36-
horse team.combine in operation. 65 x 8— (Ag. 86).
HARVESTING, combine, ca. 1910, near walla walla, wn. machine drawn
by mixed team of 26 horses and mules; also, crew of men at
work; straw stackS. 8 x 10 (Ag. 73).
HART STING, combine, ca. 1910, near Dayton, Wh. Machine in operation,
""" ““ drawn by 56 horses. 8 x 10 (Ag. 81).
HARVESTING, combine, 1910, in eastern Ore. Steam combine and men op—
eratin it; trees; windmill, telephone lines; fence.
65 x 82- (Ag. 88).
HARVESTING, steam baling machine, ca. 1910, in eastern Ore. Crew op-
erating machine; wagon and horses; trees in background.
$(Ag. 121).
HARVESTING, steam tractor, 1910, in eastern Ore. Tractors; haybaling
machine; crew of men; 2 teams of horses; wagonl load of hay;
hand cart; heavy timber in background. 6: x 8— (Ag. 156).
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Amusements
11. HARVESTING, ca. 1922, in eastern Ore. Threshing machine drawn by
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17°
18.
19.
20°
21.
20 mules; 4—man crew; low farm bldgs. in background. 8 x 10
(Ag. 298a).
HOP-PICKERS, ca. 1905, in Willamette Valley, Ore. Two women picking
hops. 6% x 832- (Ag. 158).
EEOWING, wheat farm, ca. 1910, in Gilliam 00., Ore. Four—gang plows,
each drawn by a lZ—horse team, plowing 6,000—acre wheat
field. 6% x 8-2—5 (Ag. 72).
WAGON, farm, orig. photo ca. 1875, copy ca. 1920, no 100. Small
cart hitched to cow being led by old woman; man seated in
cart; orchard in background. 8 x 10 (Ag. 379).
Al'IUS BMENTS
CELEBRATION, Centennial, 1911, in Astoria, Ore. Stadium and crowd;
trees in background. On Aug. 10, 1911, President William
H. Taft, from Baltimore, Md., pressed a button, officially
opening celebration which commemorated 100th anniversary of
settlement of Astoria. Governor Oswald West, Archbishop
Alexander Christie, 13.13., attended. 6% x 8%.— (Hi. 64).
CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION, Lewis and Clark, 1905, in Portland, Ore.
Panoramic view of fair from.shore of Guild Lake; 5 federal,
13 state and 7 other bldgs. Fair opened June 1, 1905, and
during its run received 5,040,000 visitors. 8 x 10 (Am. 165).
CLIMBERS, Aug. 19, 1896, at Mt. Shasta, Calif. Group of=6 climbers
at summit of mountain; elevation 14,444'. 6% x 8% (Hi. 18).
PARADE, automobile, 1908, at Corvallis, Ore. Flag-bedecked automo-
biles in parade down tree-lined street. 6% x 8% (Hi. 49).
PARADE, Rose Festival, orig. photo, 1907, copy 1951, in Portland, Ore.
__.___, Horse and buggy floats in Multnomah Field in first organized
Rose Festival in city on June 20 and 21, 1907; old Multnomah
Club in background. 6% x 8% (Am. 112).
PAEADE, Rose Festival, orig. photo,1907, copy 1951, in Portland, Ore.
Close—up of man and woman seated in horse and buggy float in
first Rose Festival in Portland; tent; bldgs.; trees in back-
ground. eg— x 8%— (Am. 111).
PARADE, Rose Festival, June 1912, in Portland, Ore. Floats in parade
and crowds lining gaily-decorated streets; bldgs. in back—
ground. 6%- x 8% (Am. 14).
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22. PARADE,
23. PARADE,
24. PARK,
25. PARK,
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
510
Rose Festival, 1912, in Portland, Ore. Water parade of
decorated ships and launches in Willamette River; "Sea
Otter" adorned with streamers in foreground. 6% x 8%
(Am. 23).
Rose Festival, June 12, 1914, in Portland, Ore. "Oregon
Dick," oldest truck horse in city; house; trees in back-
ground. The 29-year-old horse owned by Fisher-Thorsen
00., paint distributing house organized in 1889, and still
in operation. 8 x 10 (Am. 141).
Oaks Amusement, July 8,1912,1n Portland, Ore. Carnival
park e.t time of Elks Convention. 65 x %(Am. 27d).
Peninsula, 1915, in Portland, Ore. Public swimming pool
with bathcrs; wooden bldgs.; high fence; trees in back-
ground. Park contains 17.4 acres; purchased by City of
Portland, March 1909, at a cost of $60,000. 8 x 10 (Am. 125).
ROUND—UP, 1924, at Pendleton, Ore. Parade of cowboys on horseback;
SPORTS,
COVERED,
COVE: lED,
COVERED,
11111.
*Indians in full regalia; crowd in grandstand; tents in
background. Annual Round—Up at Pendleton, begun in 1910,
is one of most famous rodeos in west. 5 x 7 (Am. 92a).
skiing, 1919, near Government Camp, Ore. Five men on skis
in front of lodge on Mt. Hood. Snow-covered hills in back-
ground. 8'x 10 (Am. 58).
BRIDGES
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ca. 1918, 10 miles south of Portland, Ore. Side view of
old wooden bridge over Tualatin River; brush-covered river
banks in fore- and background. % x 8% (Br. 81).
1920, near Dillard, Ole. Side view of old wooden bridge
over creek with brush—covered oleek banks; dense i‘orest
in background. 8 x 10 (Br. 30).
1922, between Tillamook and Seaside, Ore. End View of
wooden bridge over Soapstone Creek; timbered hills in
background. 8 x 10 (Br. 48).
old Burnside St., 1916, in Portland, Ore. Full side View
from east side of Willamette River of Span linking east
and west Portland; boats; log raft; bldgs. in background.
Bridge completed in 1894 at cost of $515,924. Replaced
in 1925 by "steel and concrete" type draw bridge. 8 x 10
(Br. 151). Lockley, Hist. gfi Columbia River_Valley, 1,
554-7.
Bridges
32. DRAW,
33. pRAw,
54. DRNN,
55. DRAW,
56. Dang,
Morrison St., orig. photo 1887, copy ca. 1920, in Portland,
Ore. First toll bridge over Willamette River at Portland;
opened for traffic in 1887; purchased in 1895 for $150,000
'by City of Portland. Bridge later moved to Aberdeen, Wu.
1 " " (
‘s A as
I, 534—7.
Hi. 461). Lockley, Hist. 2£_Columbia River.yalley,
Morrison St., 1918, in Portland, Ore. Side view from west
bank of river; people; street cars; horses and wagons;
house boats. Bridge completed on June 16, 1905, at cost
of $100,000. 8 x 10 (Br. 7). Lockley, Hist.2£_Columbia
51X§£.EE123X3 I, 534-7.
old Railroad, 1909, in Portland, Ore. Oregon, washington
Railway & Navigation Co. bridge across'flillamette River;
Broadway Bridge under construction. 6% x 8% (S. & H. 449).
old Railroad, ca. 1909, in Portland, Ore. Double-decked
bridge; span open to allow passage of river boat; docks on
both sides of river; houses in background. Bridge com-
pleted by Oregon, Washington Railway & Navigation Co. in
p 1889, at cost of $1,000,000. Replaced by present bridge
in 1910. 8 x 10 (Br. 128). Scott, EEEEB 25.233. Egpntsy,
III, 206~7.
new Railroad, ca. 1917, in Portland, Ore. Oregon, Washing-
ton Railway & Navigation Co. (O.W}R.&1N.) double—deck bridge
(railnxuiunderneath, highway above). Draw raised to permit
passage of 4—masted sailing vessel and river boat; street
car on upper deck. Bridge completed in 1910 at cost of
$1,300,000. 8 x 10 (Br. 115). grggpnian, Aug. 11, 1909,
p. 11.
37. FOOTBRIDGE, Indian Jim, ca. 1915, no. 100. Narrow footbridge made of
2 thick planks, pole handrail, over deep ravine; small water"
fall; timbered hills in background. 6% x 8fi-(Br. 20).
38. FOOTBRIDGE, rustic, ca. 1919, in washington Park, Portland, Ore.
39. SPAN,
Bridge with supports of large tree trunks; ornamental rail-
ing of small tree limbs. 6%-x 8%-(Br. 9).
Interstate, 1951, at Hood River, Ore. Panoramic view of
bridge spanning Columbia River; Hood River Valley south
from bridge. This bridge, 2,500' long with 9 spans, built
in 1924; first named Waukoma Bridge. a x 10 (Br. 95).
40. SUSPE§§19§, 1919, at Oregon City, Ore. Photo taken from low point
on west bank of Willamette River looking toward main part
of city. Log rafts tied to dolphins beneath bridge. This
bridge built by Pacific Bridge 00. in 1888 at cost of
$25,000; replaced in 1922 by present arch type. 8 x 10
(Br. 10). 33353 Shore, Dec. 1888, pp. 642-5, 665.
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BUILDINGS
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AUDITORIUM, Chautauqua, 1917, at Gladstone, Ore. Circular bldg.
u...—
with dome and flagpole; tent; 6 concession booths.
6%; x 8-2; (Hi. 78).
.AUDITQEIHE, Chautauqua, 1917, at Gladstone, Ore. Circular bldg.
ass
BANK,
_BANK,
BANK,
.u——.
with dome; tent; 6 concession booths. This auditorium,
patterned after Momnon Tabernacle, built in 1917. Seats
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about 5,000 yersons. 6-5 x 85 (su. 26).
Hibernian Savings, 1918, at Portland, Ore. View from.S. W.
corner of S. W. 4th and washington sts.; Spalding Bldg. in
background. Bank organized in 1898. 8 x 10 (Bu. 355).
.....n, .PE‘Fjsais it: _t “1... I, 52..
Laddeun.Tilton, ca. 1920, in Portland, Ore. At 8. W. 5rd
and'Washington sts. with Railway Exchange, Times, Holtz
bldgs. in background. Ladd and Tilton Bank opened in 1859
with capital of $50,000 and was first bank doing regular
business on Pacific Coast. x 10 (Bu. 222). Gaston,
Efrtland, Its Hist. E Builders, I, 514.
Merchants National, 1912, at Portland, Ore. Diagonal View
from S. W. 4th and Washington sts.; automobile for hire;
pedestrians; car tracks. This bank organized under name
of Willamette Savings Bank on July 19, 1886. 8 x 10
(Bus 937% Castes senses. iterate sexiness, I, was
Merchants National, 1912, at Portland, Ore. Shows flag
decorations; pedestrians; automobiles; horse and wagon.
6%vx 8% (Bu. 79).
northwestern National, ca. 1914, at Portland, Ore. Bank
bldg. under construction at S. W. 6th and Korrison sts.;
Selling Bldg.; Baker Theatre; Sherman and Clay Co. store.
-8 x 10 (Bu. 526).
United States National, 1905, at Portland, Ore. rank on
main floor of Ainsworth Bldg. at S. W. 5rd and Ash sts., a
5—story concrete bldg.; British consulate on second floor;
horse and buggy; bicycle. 8 x 10 (Bu. 955). Gaston, Port—
land, Its Hist. 3°. Builders, I, 521. ””
United States Pational, 1905, in Portland, Ore. Bank on
main floor of Ainsworth Bldg., a 5-story stone b1dg.;
British consulate offices on second floor. United States
National Bank grew out of Ainsworth National, which was
organized Oct. 27, 1885, and become U. S. National on
Oct. 31, 1902. 8 x 10 (Bu. 955). Gaston, Portlafld, Its
Hist. g guilders, I, 521.
50.
51.
52.
53.
54.
55.
56.
57.
58.
59.
Buildings
BANK,
CABIN,
wells Fargo, ca. 1905, in Portland, Ore. Diagonal View of
6-story stone bldg. at S. W. 2nd and washington sts.;
horses and wagons. wells Fargo Bank absorbed by United
States National on May 31,1905. 8 x 10 (Bu. 853).
BLOCKHOUSE, orig. drawing ca. 1850, copy ca. 1918, at Fort Clark on
upper Missouri River. Blockhouse and stockade; In¢lia.ns.
Erected in 1831 as post of American Fur 00.1 situated
8 miles below mouth of Knife River. — (Hi. 50?).
Thwaites, Orig. Journals 2g Lewis é Clark.
BLOCKHOUSE, (called Middle Blockhouse of Cascades on Columbia
.River), 1923, in Wh. Small log fort on low bluff over-
looking Columbia River; trestle; green timber; burned-
over timber in background. Built by Capt. Henry D. wallaoe,
Commander of Co. B, Fourth U. S. Infantry, while en route
to Yakima Indian war. wallace captured large force of
Cascade Indians 6 miles below fort, on Bradford Island.
5 x 8 (Hi. 9). Scott, Hist. 2: Ore. Country, II, 120.
1915, no loo. Interior of mountain cabin with fireplace;
2 rocking chairs; antler coat racks; old grandfather clock;
guns crossed over mantel; circular stair risers sawed from
trees. 6. x 8§- (Bu. 62).
CAPITOL, 1900, at Salem, Ore. Shows front View of 5—story bldg.
with dome; trees, houses, wooded hills in backglound.
This bldg. built in 1876, destroyed by fire in 1935.
6— x 8- (Hi. 2).
CAPITOL, 1910, in‘Salem, Ore. Capitol of_L state of Oregon in set-
ting of lawns and shrubs. 62 x 8g (Bu. l7).
CAPITOL, 1922, in Salem, Ore. Entrance and portion of grounds and
trees. 8 x 10 (Bu. 285).
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, 1912, in Portland, Ore. Diagonal View from
Egress street of 8—story bldg. at S. W. 3rd and Stark sts.;
horses and. buggies; pedestrians; wooden bldgs. in back—
ground. Built in 1892 of native sandstone; fire destroyed
upper stories in 1906; razed in 1955. 8 x 10 (Bu. 704).
CHURCH, n. d., no loc. One— ~story wooden bldg. with tall, flat—
topped tower; people appioaching steps, fences, other
bldgs.; wooded hills in background. ”g x 8: (Hi. 70).
CHURCH, Catholic, St. Lawrence, ca. 1920, at Portland, Ore. Shows
interior of church with pews; altar, statuary. Built in
1885 at s. w. 3rd and Sherman sts. 6--x 8—~ (Hi. 36).
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60. CHURCH, Catholic, St. Lawrence, ca. 1920, in Portland, Ore. Front
61.
62.
63.
64.
65.
66.
67.
68.
View from across street of frame bldg. with high steeple
at S. W; 5rd and Sherman sts.; houses and trees. Built
in 1883. 6% x 8% (Hi° 55).
CHURCH, First Baptist, "White Temple,“ 1908, in Portland, Ore.
Houses; horses and buggies; unpaved streets. Church built
in 1892-95 at cost of $110,000; situated at S. W} 12th and
Taylor sts. 6% x 8% (Eu. 155).
CHURCH, First Congregational, orig. lithograph 1851, copy 1920, in
Portland, Ore. Smell wooden bldg. with bell tower and
steeple. Conmloted June 15, 1851, at cost of $6,400; sit-
uated at S. W. 2nd and Jefferson sts.; razed in 1871.
5 x 7 (Hi. 133).
CHURCH, First Congregational, 1908, in Portland, Ore. Bldg. of
._ Gothic architecture, with high tower at S. W. Park and Mad
iscn sts.; unpaved streets; houses in background. Corner-
stone laid in 1891; church still in use. 6%-x 8%~(suo 154).
CITY HALL, 1908, in Portland, Orec Four—story stone bldg. at S. W. 5th
_M—— and Madison sts.; unpaved streets; trees and houses in back—
ground. Bldg. occupied in 1892 and second story comnleted
in 1895; total cost $675,000. W} W} Whidden architect;
stone from Waterfall, eye, 6% x 8%-(Bu. 147).
CITY HALL, 1916, in Portland, Ore. Two-story brick bldg. on Phila—
~M_- delphia st. in Sto Johns(now a suburb of Portland); fountain;
St. Johns Lumber Co.; wooded hills in background. Bldg.
erected in 1907m8. 8 x 10 (Bu. 590).
CLUB, Arlington Residential, ca. 1905, in Portland, Ore. Diago—
_.___ nal visW'of i—story brick bldg. with bay windows and balm
oony at S. W. Park and Alder sts.; wooden house; brick
bldg. Club organized July 1, 1882; erected 1891. 8 x 10
(Bu. 692).
CLUB, Multnomah Amateur Athletic, ca. 1905, in Portland, Ore.
————— Diagonal View of large 2—story wooden hldg. at S. “L 18th
and Morrison sts. This club, first of its kind in north—
west, organized in 1891; clubhouse built at cost of
$40,000; burned July 13, 1910. 8 x 10 (Bu. 970).
. COURTHOUSE, orig. photo 1872, copy ca. 1920, in Hillsboro, Ore.
._—"-— Twp—story stone bldg. with tower and flagpole; group of
people on steps; fences; b1dgs.; trees in background.
Courthouse erected at cost of $12,500 in 1871; added to in
1891 and again in 1912; razed about 1914. 5 x 7 (Hi. 526).
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COURTHOUSE, 1913, in Salem, Oreo Front view of 4-story concrete
b1dg.; horse-drawn van in foreground; part of town in
background. This courthouse completed Nov. 1, 1875, at
cost of $89,650. 6% x 8%-(Bun 20). (Records of) County
Commissioners' Court, IV, 514, Courthouse, Salem, Oregon.
COURTHOUSE, 1914, in Portland, Ore° Diagonal view of bldg. at S. W}
4th and Main sts. Started (east wing) in 1909; completed
in 1912; cost $1,526,450; architects Whidden and Lewis;
alterations in 1926 costing $51,492; built of stone and
terra cotta, decorated in Renaissance style; 7th and 8th
floors used for Multnomah co. jail; courthouse 200‘ sq.
with center light well; 91‘ high on west side; 105‘ high
on east side; completely fireproof. 8 x 10 (Bu. 575).
Mult. co. Commissioners' Journal, XXXIV, 12; Mult. co.
Auditor's Inventory Ledger, 1958, entry 218, ledger 193,
objective 60, object 4.
CREMATORIUM, ca. 1895, at Portland, Ore. Large crematorium at S° E°
‘"" ”' 14th and Bybee sts.; horse-drawn hearse. 6% x 8% (Hi. 89).
CUSTOM HOUSE, 1915, in Portland, Oren Diagonal view of 5-story
stone bldg. from S. In corner of So W. 9th and Everett sts.;
houses and dirt stso This custom house completed in 1901.
6% x 8% (Eu. 32).
STATION, Life—saving, ca. 1895, at Cape Disappointment, Wn. Five-
man crew in front of b1dg.; coiled life-line on hand—drawn
cart; woman; man; boy. 6% x 8% (Hi. 26).
STATION, Portland Railway, Light & Power 00., ca. 1910, in Portland,
Ore. Front view of 1-story frame bldg. at S. W} lst and
Alder sts.; men; freight on leading platform; box cars on
tracku 8 x 10 (Bu. 875)°
EIEE STATION, ca. 1910, in walla walla, En. Bldg. at 2nd and Main
sts.; horse-drawn equipment. 6% x 8% (Buo 49).
FORT, Vancouver, orig. drawing ca» 1845, copy ca. 1915, in Ore-
gon Terr. Blockhouses; stockade; gardens; British flag
flying; Indians; traders. Original drawing made by Cap-
tain'Warre of British Army. Fort built by John McLoughlin,
chief factor of Hudson‘s Bay 06., 1825. 6% x 8% (Hi. 266).
Gaston, Portland, Its Hist. §_Builders, I, 186.
HOMESTEAD, Sneden, orig. drawing ca° 1750, copy 1920, at Sneden's
Landing on Hudson River, N. Yo Photo made from illustra—
tion in booko First caption reads: "The Sneden homestead
at Sneden's Landing on the Hudson River Date, about 1700."
Second caption reads: "An old farmhouse at Sparkill, No Y.,
with a single-pitched roof Date, about 1750." 6% x 8%
(H1. 362).
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HOSPITAL, Good Samaritan, orig. photo 1878, copy ca. 1915, in Port-
land, Ore. Frame bldg. at N. W} 22nd and Lovejoy sts.
surrounded by rail fence. Founded by the Rt. Rev. B.
'Uister Morris; opened in Oct. 1875. 8 x 10 (Bu. 576).
HOSPITAL, Maternity, ca. 1910, in Portland, Ore. View of 2—story
frame bldg. at N. W. 25rd and Overton sts., taken from
opposite side of dirt street; residence; brick bldg. with
ornate iron spires and railing on roof. 8 x 10 (Bu. 826).
HOSPITAL, Multnomah, 1911, in Portland, Ore. Diagonal view of
HOSPITAL, Homeopathic, ca. 1910, in Portland, Ore.
3—story wooden b1dg., with tower, at S. W} 2nd and Hooker
sts.; trees; lawn; roadway; bldgs. in background. Hospital
opened Oct. 14, 1909. 8 x 10 (Bu. 890).
Five—story brick
bldg. during construction; started in 1910. Site for hos-
pital cost $30,000; bldg. situated at N. E. 2nd and Eultno—
mah sts.; cost $70,000; now houses Hahnemann Hospital.
8 x 10 (Bu. 165).
HOSPITAL, St. Vincent's, orig. photo 1876, copy ca. 1915, in Port—
HOTEL,
HOTEL,
HOTEL,
HOTEL,
HOTEL,
land , Ore. Two—story wooden bldg. inside wooden fence;
pedestrians; horse and buggy. Hospital established Sept.
29, 1874, at N. W. 12th and Northrup sts.; moved to new
location 1892. 6 x 7 (Hi. 497).
Bowers, 1912, in Portland, Ore. Two-wing, 8-story brick
bldg. at S. W. 11th and Stark sts.; horses and wagons.
6% x 8% (Eu. 78).
Burnside, 1925, in Portland, Ore. Diagonal view of
3-story brick triangular bldg. at S. W} 3rd and Burnside
sts.; employment agency; stores on ground floor; bldgs.in
background. 8 x 10 (Bu. 1006).
Calumet, 1911, in Portland, Ore. Front and side view of
3~story brick bldg. at S. W. Broadway and Alder st.;
store on ground floor. 8 x 10 (Bu. 659),
Congress, 1914, in Portland, Ore. Front and side view of
8-story brick bldg. at S. W. 6th and Main sts.; stores on
ground f1oor; courthouse; trees and houses. 8 x 10
(Bu. 684).
Hoyt, 1916, in Portland, Ore. Diagonal view of 6-story
concrete bldg. at N. W. 6th and Hoyt sts.; horse—drawn bus;
wooden stable; horses; gas street lights; flag decorations;
street cleaner's cart and shovel. 8 x 10 (Bu. 739).
Buildings
88. HOTEL,
89. HOTEL,
90. HOTEL,
91. HOTEL,
92. HOTEL,
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Oregon, 1907, in Portland, Ore. Diagonal view from S. E.
corner of Broadway and Oak st. of 6-story brick bldg.;
horse-drawn hotel bus; bldgs.3 houses on site of present
Benson Hotel; Oregon Grille Restaurant; corner of City
Public Library; unpaved street. 8 x 10 (Bu. 984).
Portland, ca. 1895, in Portland, Ore. Bldg. at S. W} 6th
and Morrison sts.; Marquam Bldg.; First Congregational
Church; 6th st. unpaved. Portland Hotel, designed by
Stanford White, begun in 1883; completed in 1890 at cost
of $750,000. 6—;— x 8%- (o. P. 37). Scott, Hist. 93:933.
Country, III, 211—5; Oregonian, April 8, 1890.
Tualatin, orig. photo 1882, copy ca. 1905, in Hillsboro,
Ore. Two-story frame bldg. built by Henry waring about 1853;
balcony across front; group of people on porch; man driv—
ing team. 5 x 7 (Hi. 327).
Willard, 1912, at Portland, Ore. Diagonal view from S. W.
corner of S. W. Park and Morrison sts. of 7-story brick
bldg.; Commercial Trust and Sayings Bank on ground floor.
8 x 10 (Bu. 863).
1900, at Bingham Springs, Ore. Diagonal view of 5-story
wooden bldg. with balcony across front; stage coach and
horses; children; people on porch. 6% x 8% (Hi. 8).
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INSTITUTE, Oregon, orig. woodcut 1852, copy ca. 1915, in Salem,
Ore. Three-story frame bldg.; bell tower in background.
Bldg. built under auspices of Methodists in 1843 at cost
of $4,000. 6% x 5%: (Hi. 78).
lNSTITUTE ANNEX, Dr. John McLaughlin, orig. photo ca. 1890, copy
LIBRARY,
1907, at Oregon City, Ore. Three—story wooden bldg. with
tower. Bldg. used as school conducted by Sisters of Notre
Dame de Namur 1848-50; structure used as parish school by
Sisters of the Holy Names 1860—62. About 1883 Benedictine
Sisters reopened school. Present new bldg., using old one
as annex, dedicated as educational institute Oct. 6, 1907.
Ore. Hist. Quarterly, Dec. 1907, p. 303; Catholic Sentinel,
Centenary Ed., May 4, 195;), p. 27. _. MM“
Portland Reading Room, ca. 1905, in Portland, Ore. Bldg.
at S. W} Front and Alder sts. Henry Adiss, seated in
"White" automobile in front of bldg. Hugh D. O‘Bryant,
Portland's first mayor, supplied number of books, period-
icals and newspapers in room which he had prepared at
S. W. Front and Alder sts. and opened it to public in 1850.
Reading room functioned as such until 1856. 8 x 10
(O. P. 98). Lockley, Hist.2£_gplumbia River Valley, 516.
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LIBRARY, Portland Library Association, ca. 1910, in Portland, Ore.
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