Engravings
- American Progress - 1873As low as $5.00This chromolithograph print was published in 1873, after an allegorical 1872 painting of the same name by John Gast. Learn More
- Chinook Lodge - circa 1842As low as $5.00This view is reproduced from an engraving published in the 1845 "Narrative of the United States Exploring Expedition", led by Charles Wilkes. Learn More
- Emigrants to the West - 1881As low as $5.00While the Oregon Trail provided challenge and hardship, the travelers still enjoyed their meals, especially when game was available. Learn More
- Factories at Willamette Falls, Engraving - c. 1890As low as $5.00This engraving is from The West Shore, an illustrated magazine published in Portland from 1875 through 1891. Many of its articles were profiles of towns throughout the Pacific Northwest. Learn More
- Falls of the Willamette River at Oregon City - 1887As low as $15.00This exaggerated engraving of Willamette Falls was published in The West Shore magazine in Portland in August of 1887. Learn More
- First Street in Portland, During the Holidays - 1889As low as $5.00The December 21st, 1889 issue of The West Shore included this holiday-themed engraving of life in downtown Portland as its centerfold. Learn More
- Fishing at Willamette Falls - c. 1842As low as $5.00This engraving is taken from the five-volume set (plus an atlas) "Narrative of the United States Exploring Expedition", by Charles Wilkes, published in 1845. Learn More
- Missouri Senator Lewis F. Linn - 1857As low as $5.00Linn County, West Linn, and Linnton, Oregon are all named after Senator Linn, who advocated for many years for the Donation Land Claim Act. Learn More
- Mountain Meadows - 1877As low as $5.00This lithograph of a wagon train traveling through the Rocky Mountains on the Oregon Trail was published by the Pacific Art Company of San Francisco in 1877. Learn More
- Opening the Columbia, Canal & Locks at the Cascades - 1889As low as $5.00This 1889 engraving shows the construction of the Cascade Locks and Canal, which took 20 years to complete, finally opening in 1896. Learn More
- Pilgrims of the Plains - 1871As low as $5.00Notable for its complete lack of women or children, this 1871 depiction of the Oregon Trail displays some of the diversions of the trip - cooking, smoking, and fiddling. Learn More
- Pilgrims on the Plains - 1869As low as $5.00Published in Harper's Weekly in June of 1869, this fanciful view of wagon train life features a group of horses running through the circle of covered wagons. Learn More
- The Rocky Mountains, Emigrants Crossing the Plains - 1866As low as $5.00This idealized vision of the Oregon Trail was created by Frances (Fanny) Palmer for Currier & Ives in 1866. Learn More
- The Steamship Oregon, of the Cunard Line - 1884As low as $5.00OK. It's not in Oregon, and it's not by an Oregon photographer. But it is a very cool lithograph by Currier and Ives of the state's largest namesake - until the battleship came along in 1893. Learn More
- Two Views of Astoria - 1889As low as $15.00This 1889 engraving shows the town of Astoria looking seaward and looking inland, with good views of the docks and harbor. Learn More