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  1. A Drink of Water - 1939
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    Mrs. Soper draws some water for her youngest child, in this depression era photo taken in the Willow Creek area of Malheur County. Learn More
  2. A Girl and her Dolls - c. 1905
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    In this charming portrait recreated from the original glass negative, a young girl proudly poses with her two Victorian dolls. Learn More
  3. A Proud Father with his Daughter - c. 1890
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    Taken by photographer E. G. Cummings of Lewiston, Idaho, this cabinet card view shows a Native American father, likely Nez Perce, proudly holding his daughter. Learn More
  4. A Very Small Girl in a Plaid Dress - c. 1874
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    We don't know the name of this young girl, but we do know the original small-format CDV photo was taken by Buchtel and Stolte, at 91 First Street in Portland. Learn More
  5. Agnes Dolph, Daughter of Sen. Joseph Dolph - c. 1875
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    A well-to-do girl in a wonderful fringed dress, posed next to perhaps a family heirloom? Learn More
  6. Bertha Townley, with her Doll Carriage - c. 1889
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    Bertha Townley, of Weiser, Idaho, here proudly shows off her doll and carriage in a formal portrait created in Hazeltine's Baker City, Oregon studio. Learn More
  7. Father and Daughter, Astoria - 1880s
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    Father and Daughter portrait by Samuel B. Crow of Astoria. The father looks concerned. Learn More
  8. First Communion - c. 1915
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    There are a lot of professional photos of girls' first communions. This one, taken by Preston Hart in Oregon City, is especially appealing in its simplicity, as well as its lighting. Learn More
  9. Girl Reclining in Gypsy Outfit - 1920s
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    It's unclear whether these are this girl's regular clothes, or whether she is in costume. In any event, she and the photographer chose an unusual pose for her portrait. Learn More
  10. Innocence, a Umatilla Girl - 1910
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    The clothes worn by this young girl appear to be her own, as evidenced by their stains and her toe peeking through one moccasin. Learn More
  11. Lighthearted Kids in Merrill FSA Camp - 1939
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    While 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
  12. Little Hattie Rose, from Douglas County - c. 1887
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    The first child of proud parents William and Henrietta Rose, Hattie grew up on the family farm in Douglas County, Oregon. Learn More
  13. Lunch with Grandma and Grandpa - c. 1898
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    Young Lottie Ostby shares a meal with her grandparents, somewhere in the Portland area. In addition to tea, there appear to be several kinds of fruit and baked goods. Learn More
  14. Mary Marsh, Daughter of Sidney & Eliza - c. 1876
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    Mary Marsh was about eleven years old when this photo of her was taken by Joseph Buchtel. Her father would die young three years later. Learn More
  15. Mother and Daughter at Pendleton - c. 1895
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    This touching studio portrait was created by Walter Bowman, who for many years operated a photo studio in Pendleton. He often took portraits of people from the nearby Umatilla Reservation. Learn More
  16. Mother and Son, Likely Nez Perce or Wasco - circa 1885
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    This studio portrait by an unidentified photographer shows a mother and son in fine ceremonial garb, probably taken somewhere in north-central Oregon. Learn More
  17. Short-haired Girl with her Doll - c. 1879
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    A young girl with short-cropped hair holds her doll with long braids. Learn More
  18. The Bath - 1898
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    A brother and sister receive their weekly bath on the back porch in this classic Portland scene. Learn More
  19. The Haircut - 1898
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    A mother gives her son a trim near the shed in the backyard as his sister looks on, in this classic Portland scene. Learn More
  20. Two Girls from Albany - c. 1867
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    Their hair secured by ribbons, two sisters pose in matching dresses, shortly after the end of the Civil War. Learn More
  21. Two Girls from Helix, Oregon - c. 1892
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    Short-cropped hair was actually quite common for girls in the 1890s, as is shown in this portrait by Pendleton photographer Walter Bowman. Learn More
  22. Young Girl from Harrisburg - 1870s
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    A very composed young girl has perhaps her first portrait taken in Harrisburg, Oregon. Learn More
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