Boys
- "Benson Cocktails", Street Drinking Fountains in Portland - c. 1917As low as $5.00A newsboy stops for refreshment at one of twenty water fountains given to the city of Portland by Simon Benson, shortly after they were installed. Learn More
- A Very Small Boy, with a Prosthetic Hand - 1890sAs low as $5.00This early Bowman portrait features a very small Native American boy with a prosthetic hand, standing on a wicker chair. Learn More
- Boy from Salem in Military Garb - c. 1862As low as $5.00Early tintypes can rarely be attributed to specific photographers. We know this view was by Joseph Buchtel, as the original has an advertisement for his Salem "branch gallery" glued to its back. Learn More
- Elmer E. Charman, Future Oregon City Businessman - c. 1869As low as $5.00Elmer E. Charman, taken at about the time of his father's death in the late 1860s. Learn More
- George Thorpe and Parents - 1860sAs low as $5.00I don't know much more than the name of the boy in the photo, but the image haunted me until I added it to this site. Learn More
- Lighthearted Kids in Merrill FSA Camp - 1939As low as $5.00While many of Dorothea Lange's Depression photos reveal the hardships and strain of life at that time, this view demonstrates that kids can still smile in any environment. Learn More
- Long-haired Boy with New Overalls - c. 1905As low as $5.00A young boy, probably from Albany, the home of photographer Clinton Harnish, shows off his crisp new overalls in this turn-of-the-last-century portrait. Learn More
- Making Their own Fun in Willamette - 1949As low as $5.00In this 1949 snapshot, Duane Davis (holding the reins) and Jay Dunwoodie guide Clarabelle the burro down Eighth Avenue in the Willamette neighborhood of West Linn. Learn More
- One of the First Benson Bubblers, Portland - c. 1917As low as $5.00The Benson Bubblers are Portland's iconic four-bowl drinking fountains, The first twenty were installed by 1917, financed by a $10,000 gift from Simon Benson. Learn More
- The Bath - 1898As low as $5.00A brother and sister receive their weekly bath on the back porch in this classic Portland scene. Learn More
- The Charman Brothers, Oregon City - c. 1864As low as $5.00Lennie (later known as T. L.) and Elmer Charman, ages about 4 and 3, who grew up to partner in a number of well-known Oregon City business ventures. Learn More
- The Haircut - 1898As low as $5.00A mother gives her son a trim near the shed in the backyard as his sister looks on, in this classic Portland scene. Learn More
- The Next Generation - 1936As low as $5.00The title originally given to this portrait by photographer Arthur Rothstein was "Rehabilitation Client, McMinnville, Oregon." I found that to be a bit mundane. Learn More
- The Old Homestead - c. 1910As low as $5.00This family portrait, which includes the cat and dog, shows a typical slice of life for homesteaders in the coast range of southwest Oregon. This particular scene is from Kent Creek, near Winston, in Douglas County. Learn More