Mount Hood
- 1913 Packard Runabout on the Way to Mt. HoodAs low as $5.00The joys of a wintertime ride to Mount Hood, as well as the details of a classic 1913 Packard, are well conveyed by this well-made photo by an unknown photographer. Learn More
- A Storm on the Summit - c. 1910As low as $5.00Beautiful clouds arch over the summit of Mt. Hood in an early photo of climbers approaching the summit. One climber towards the right appears to be sitting down, just taking it all in. Learn More
- Above the Clouds, Summit of Mt. Hood - c. 1915As low as $5.00Clouds can be seen below the climbers in this scene captured by photographer Weister with his bulky glass plate camera. Learn More
- An Old Hunting Cabin Near Mt. Hood - c. 1905As low as $5.00This photo by photographer Olaf Indahl was taken in the Welches area, near where Indahl's family also had a cabin. Learn More
- Arriving at the Summit of Mount Hood - 1910sAs low as $5.00Two women and two men arrive at the summit of Mt. Hood on a beautiful day. Learn More
- At Great Crevasse, Mount Hood - c. 1900As low as $5.00This early photo features one of many places on Mount Hood that can make a climber feel really small. Learn More
- At the Summit of Mount Hood - c. 1900As low as $5.00A lone climber ponders the way he has just come, in this early photo of the summit of Mt. Hood. Learn More
- Cabins at Cloud Cap Inn, Mt. Hood - c. 1900As low as $5.00Cloud Cap Inn was opened on the north side of Mt. Hood in 1889, a project of William S. Ladd and C.E.S. Wood. These cabins were built at the front of the main Inn. Learn More
- Cloud Cap Inn and Mt. Hood - c. 1895As low as $5.00Opened in 1889, Cloud Cap Inn was built on the north side of Mt. Hood at the 6,000 foot level - about the same level as today's Timberline Lodge. Learn More
- Cloud Cap Inn and Mt. Hood - c. 1935As low as $5.00Mount Hood is definitely the focus of this image by Ralph Eddy, though some details of Cloud Cap Inn can be clearly seen in the lower left. Learn More
- Cloud Cap Inn, Mt. Hood - c. 1900As low as $5.00A group of visitors demonstrate appropriate mountain attire while visiting Cloud Cap Inn on the northeast flank of Mount Hood. Learn More
- Coe Glacier at Barrett Spur, Mt. Hood - c. 1885As low as $5.00This early view about 2000 below the summit of Mt. Hood was taken by William H. Partridge, an Oregon photographer responsible for many boudoir cards - 4 1/2 by 8 inch card-mounted photos that were very popular in the 1880s. Learn More
- Crevasses and Ice Pinnacles on Eliot Glacier, Mount Hood - c. 1912As low as $5.00Three climbers survey a deep crevasse in this view of climbing Mount Hood a hundred years ago. Learn More
- Crossing the Crevasse at Crater Rock, Mt. Hood - 1916As low as $5.00The second of two photos showing a climbing party crossing a crevasse, the guide here is answering a question from Norma Reck, daughter of the photographer. Learn More
- Eliot Glacier, Mount Hood - c. 1895As low as $5.00This circa 1895 photo shows a much larger Eliot Glacier than we see today, especially at the lower end. Learn More
- Exploring Newly Discovered Eden Park Glacier, Mt. Hood - 1923As low as $5.00At the time this photo was taken, Eden Park Glacier, on the northwest base of Mt. Hood, had recently been discovered (and named) and made accessible by the construction of a trail from the Hood River Valley. Learn More
- FDR Rides Past Mount Hood on Way to Timberline Lodge Dedication - 1937As low as $5.00The caption of this news photo reads, "Bundled up against the chill autumn air, President Roosevelt, accompanied by Mrs. Roosevelt and Gov. Charles Martin of Oregon drives past the fir clad slopes of Mt. Hood, towering behind them." Learn More
- First Truck of the Season Arrives at Government Camp - 1919As low as $5.00This one-ton Chevrolet truck with a full load made it to Government Camp on April 1, 1919, enabled by an 11-man crew, who spent 10 days digging through snow to travel the last nine miles. Learn More
- Government Camp Hotel, Mt. Hood - c. 1925As low as $5.00Built in 1910 as an expansion to the original 1899 Mountain View House seen to its right, the Government Camp Hotel was for years the main source of lodging for visitors to Mount Hood. Learn More
- Government Camp, South Side Mt. Hood - c. 1935As low as $5.00Looking east down old Highway 26 in Government Camp, we see the Battle Axe Inn in the left foreground, Battle Axe Recreation Hall behind it, and Hill's Place across the road on the right. Learn More
- Hill's Place, Government Camp, Mount Hood - c. 1935As low as $5.00Looking west down old Highway 26 in Government Camp, we see Hill's Place on the left, and the Battle Axe Recreation Hall on the right. Behind the recreation hall, across the highway from Hill's Place, is the Battle Axe Inn. Learn More
- Hood River Bridge - 1926As low as $20.00The Hood River Bridge is the second oldest bridge built across the Columbia between Oregon and Washington, having been completed in 1924, shortly before this photo was created. Learn More
- Hood River Valley and Mt. Hood - c. 1921As low as $5.00The full title of the original hand-colored print for this image was "Hood River Valley. Home of the Famous Hood River Apple, and Mount Hood". Learn More
- Hood River Valley in Blossom - 1922As low as $5.00Ralph Eddy created a number of views looking through Hood River Valley orchards towards Mt. Hood, and a few looking the other way towards Mt. Adams. Learn More
- Hunting on Mount Hood - c. 1905As low as $5.00In this companion photo to the riverside hunting photo in Related Photos below, two of the same men are making their way up a mountain path somewhere near Welches on the south side of Mt. Hood. Learn More
- Hunting on the Salmon River at Mt. Hood - c. 1905As low as $5.00This hundred-year-old photo shows three relatives of Olaf Indahl, a photographer featured on this site, from a print we are attributing to Indahl himself. Learn More
- Interior of Cloud Cap Inn, Mt. Hood - 1905As low as $5.00Built in 1889 on Mount Hood's northeast shoulder, Cloud Cap Inn was reached by railroad from Hood River, and then a several hour stagecoach ride. It was designed by the same firm that designed the Forestry Building for the Lewis and Clark Exposition in 1905. Learn More
- Looking East along the Summit of Mt. Hood - 1910sAs low as $5.00This is the breath-taking view that awaited Mt. Hood climbers in the 1910s, and still awaits them today. Learn More
- Looking North across Pasture towards Mt. Hood - c. 1885As low as $5.00This early photo of Mt. Hood from the south was taken by William H. Partridge during his short career in Oregon in the 1880s, before he headed back to the east coast. Learn More
- Looking North from the Summit of Mt. Hood - 1905As low as $5.00One of the rewards of a long climb - the view from the rocky summit of Mount Hood. Learn More
- Looking Over East Portland Towards Mt. Hood - 1898As low as $5.00Part of a series of Portland views created by Hale, this scene looks east towards Mt Hood, over the growing industrial area in southeast Portland. Learn More
- Looking over Oregon City towards Mt. Hood - c. 1896As low as $5.00This long view of Oregon City is unusual in that is shows the farms and buildings on the upper bluff, as well as downtown near the river. Learn More
- Looking Over Timberline Lodge Towards Mt. Jefferson - c. 1940As low as $5.00From behind Timberline Lodge, completed a couple years before this photo, we can see clearly to Mt. Jefferson, about fifty miles to the south. Learn More
- Lost Lake and Mount Hood - 1932As low as $5.00Native Americans called this lake E-e-kwahl-a-mat-yam-lshkt (heart of the mountains). The name Lost Lake came from Mack Hollamon, who was a hunting and fishing guide at the turn of the 20th century. Learn More
- Lower Serac, at Mount Hood - 1910sAs low as $5.00A young woman pauses at Lower Serac, while climbing Mount Hood. Learn More
- Mazamas Descending a Glacier on the South Side of Mt. Hood - 1921As low as $5.00In addition to being a professional photographer, Fred Kiser was a dedicated mountaineer. The original print for this image is stamped with his name on the back. Learn More
- Mount Hood - 1898As low as $5.00This 1898 photochrom view of Mt. Hood demonstrates an early way to mass produce hand-colored photographs. Learn More
- Mount Hood - Photo of a Painting - c. 1898As low as $5.00In the late 1800s, one popular way to offer affordable copies of paintings was to photograph them and distribute boudoir cards of them. This one was distributed by Bernstein's Art Store in Portland. Learn More
- Mount Hood from Government Camp - c. 1920As low as $5.00The original for this view is signed "R G", with the "G" being the distinctive Gifford style; thus I'm attributing it to Ralph Gifford. Learn More
- Mount Hood from Larch Mountain - circa 1917As low as $5.00The original for this image is a photo by Clarence Winter that was hand-tinted by Fred Luetters, one of the few tinting specialists whose name appeared on their work. Learn More
- Mount Hood from Lost Lake - c. 1918As low as $12.00This print is recreated from a large (23 inch wide) hand-tinted photograph, signed in the image by Winter Photo Co. Learn More
- Mount Hood from Lost Lake - circa 1910As low as $5.00This classic view has been captured by many photographers; the original for this image is a hand-tinted print by Fred Kiser. Learn More
- Mount Hood from Near Government Camp - circa 1925As low as $5.00This image is reproduced from a hand-tinted print produced by Cross and Dimmitt, who sold their scenic photos of Oregon at the gift shop at Vista House on Crown Point, overlooking the Columbia River. Learn More
- Mount Hood from the East - c. 1873As low as $5.00There are thousands of photos of Mt. Hood. This is one of the earlier ones, taken by pioneer photographer Joseph Buchtel in about 1873. Learn More
- Mount Hood's First Chairlift - circa 1939As low as $5.00Timberline Lodge's first chairlift, the Magic Mile, opened in late 1939 - almost two years after the lodge itself. (The original rope tow stayed in service for several years.) Learn More
- Mount Hood, on an Icy Morning - 1912As low as $5.00William Hickam, who copyrighted this view, was known more as a jeweler and watch repairman than a photographer. Learn More
- Mount Hood, Photo of a Painting - 1897As low as $5.00A number of photographers from around 1900 produced black and white (actually sepia) photos of scenic paintings - many of which included Mt. Hood. Learn More
- Mount Hood, South Side - circa 1895As low as $5.00This crisp view of Mount Hood from the south was created by an unknown photographer in about 1895. Learn More
- Mountains of Ice -- Eliot Glacier on Mt. Hood - 1905As low as $5.00A lone climber experiences what it's like to feel small, standing near the ice blocks of Eliot Glacier. Learn More
- Mt. Hood from a Distant Lake, with Swans - 1902As low as $5.00Reproduced from a 1902 glass negative by Jesse A. Meiser, this photo features a pair of swans on an unknown lake, with Mt. Hood in the background. Learn More