Clatsop County
- 1883 Astoria FireAs low as $5.00This boudoir card image by Astoria photographer Samuel B. Crow shows downtown Astoria, looking up river, in the aftermath of the devastating 1883 fire. Learn More
- Arch Cape Hotel, Oregon Coast - c. 1907As low as $5.00Arch Cape was already a tourist destination in 1907. This view shows one of its finer hotels, with the owners ready to serve you. Learn More
- Astoria, Looking East - 1901As low as $5.00From the wooden planks in the streets to the barges in the harbor, this view by photographer John F. Ford shows lots of detail. Learn More
- Astoria, Looking East - c. 1887As low as $5.00We are looking east down Commercial Street, in this detailed photo of Astoria created by Samuel Crow in about 1887. Learn More
- Astoria, Looking East - c. 1894As low as $5.00Photographer James Bratt worked in Astoria from 1893 to 1895, allowing us to date this photo accurately. Standing on the hill he captured a detailed view of Astoria's downtown. Learn More
- Astoria, Looking East - Circa 1885As low as $5.00If this view of Astoria looks familiar, it's because this was a popular vantage point for early photographers to capture an overview of this historic coastal city. Learn More
- Astoria, Looking East Towards Downtown - c. 1900As low as $5.00Looking down Commercial Street towards the east, this view can be studied almost endlessly due to its great amount of detail, and thus it lends itself to larger prints which do it justice. Learn More
- Astoria, Oregon, After the 1883 FireAs low as $5.00Two major fires have occurred in Astoria, in 1883 and 1922. This photo shows the aftermath of the earlier 1883 fire. Learn More
- Camping at Gearhart Park - c. 1894As low as $5.00We're looking at a well-developed campsite at Gearhart Park, known as the first planned resort community in Oregon, begun in 1890. Learn More
- Father and Daughter, Astoria - 1880sAs low as $5.00Father and Daughter portrait by Samuel B. Crow of Astoria. The father looks concerned. Learn More
- Flowers and Lace - Circa 1890As low as $5.00We do not know the identity of these two young women, but the photo was probably taken in Astoria, where photographer Samuel B. Crow had his studio. Learn More
- Four-masted Bark Galena, Stranded near Seaside - 1907As low as $5.00While the wreck of the Peter Iredale is still well-known, most people are not aware of the grounding of the Galena, which happened near the same spot only three weeks later. Learn More
- High Climber Axel Hallgren Scales a Spar Tree - 1921As low as $5.00This image of high climber Hallgren was taken near Knappa, Oregon at the camp of the Big Creek Logging Company. Learn More
- Hotel Bill, Cannon Beach - c. 1907As low as $5.00Yes, the Hotel Bill was named after someone named Bill, but it was his last name - not his first name. Learn More
- Jennie Michel, "The Last of her Tribe" - 1905As low as $5.00Jennie Michel, a well-known (and often photographed) Clatsop basket weaver, was sometimes referred to as "The Last of her Tribe", though others of the Clatsop lineage outlived her. Learn More
- Jennie Michel, Clatsop Basket Maker - c. 1900As low as $5.00Jennie Michel, also known as Lady Michel or Princess Tsin-is-tum, was born in about 1815. Her father and uncle knew Lewis and Clark. Learn More
- Laying Wooden Pipe near Astoria - c. 1884As low as $5.00In this print reproduced from an early stereoview, Astoria photographer Samuel Crow captures part of the crew installing wood stave pipe - probably for a water line. Learn More
- Light Battery, Fort Stevens - 1880sAs low as $5.00The Light Battery training at Fort Stevens, near Astoria on the Oregon coast. Learn More
- Needles at Cannon Beach, Oregon - c. 1920As low as $5.00This image is recreated from a hand-tinted large glass slide, also called a magic lantern slide. Learn More
- Pacific Pier at Moore Hotel, Seaside - c. 1907As low as $5.00The Pacific Pier, built out from the Moore Hotel north of the turnaround at Seaside, only lasted from 1904 through 1914. Learn More
- Rounding Hug Point at Cannon Beach - c. 1907As low as $5.00A hundred years ago, the only way to travel by carriage on the Oregon Coast was to drive on the beach. South of Cannon Beach was the obstacle of Hug Point, shown here. Learn More
- Salvation Army Corps, Astoria - c. 1898As low as $5.00This group of Salvation Army Corps members was photographed by William Snodgrass, who had his studio in Astoria. We're assuming they were based in that city. Learn More
- Salvation Army Couple, Astoria, Oregon - c. 1893As low as $5.00Astoria photographer Math Mathison created this studio portrait of a Salvation Army couple in full regalia, sometime in the early 1890s. Learn More
- Sam Oliver's Seining Grounds near the Mouth of the Columbia - c. 1890As low as $5.00Born about 1833 in Italy, Sam Oliver was active in taking salmon from the Columbia since at least 1875, when he put up 1200 barrels of salted salmon. Learn More
- Seining Grounds Above Astoria - 1887As low as $5.00In the 1800s, salmon were caught in three ways: gill nets, fish traps and horse-drawn seines copied from Native American fiber drag nets. Learn More
- Shell Road, Seaside, Oregon - c. 1907As low as $5.00Seaside was booming at the time this photograph was created. The town grew from 400 in 1902 to 1600 inhabitants in 1910, and thousands of visitors flocked to the town each summer. Learn More
- The Wreck of the Peter Iredale - 1907As low as $5.00This image of perhaps the best known wreck on Oregon's treacherous coast was captured by Portland photographer Harry Bartels shortly after the ship ran aground in October 1906. Learn More
- Tillamook Head from Seaside Beach - c. 1900As low as $5.00Turn-of-the-century tourists take in the ocean view at Seaside, Oregon's first seashore resort. Learn More
- Tunnel for Newly Completed Astoria and Columbia Railroad - c. 1900As low as $5.00When Northern Pacific completed its transcontinental railroad in 1883, Astorians assumed they would finally be connected by rail to inland cities. 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
- Youngs River Falls - c. 1871As low as $5.00This early view of Youngs River Falls, near Astoria, was created as a stereoview by Joseph Buchtel in the early 1870s. Learn More