Umatilla County
- 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
- At Least We Have Beer! - circa 1900As low as $5.00As the man on the right shows off his catch, the rest of the men raise their glasses to toast the occasion, somewhere in the woods near Pendleton. Learn More
- Edna Kash-kash, Cayuse tribe - 1890sAs low as $5.00One of a large number of portraits taken by Major Lee Moorhouse at the Umatilla Reservation, this photo of Edna Kash-kash shows her in front of her reed-mat tepee. Learn More
- Fish Hawk, War Chief of the Cayuses - 1903As low as $5.00Major Lee Moorhouse created a number of portraits of Chief Fish Hawk, including this striking closeup. Our reproduction is made from a large print - the original glass plate is in the University of Oregon collection. Learn More
- Harvey J. Meacham, Co-founder of Meacham, Oregon - 1865As low as $5.00Born in Indiana in 1828, Harvey John Meacham and his brother Alfred B. Meacham were early settlers in Eastern Oregon, who founded the town of Meacham in Umatilla County in 1863. Learn More
- Holt Side-hill Combined Harvester near Pendleton - c. 1900As low as $5.00Purchased with a photo identified as by photographer O. G. Allen, this image may be his work also. Learn More
- Hoo-sis-mox-mox (Yellow Hair), Chief of the Palouse - 1900As low as $5.00Hoo-sis-mox-mox was selected by the Palouse people to become chief in 1886 after chief Big Thunder died. Learn More
- Innocence, a Umatilla Girl - 1910As low as $5.00The 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
- Montgomery Ward Employees, Pendleton - 1929As low as $5.00Dudes! The employees line up in their best western wear for a group portrait - perhaps in anticipation of a big sale. Learn More
- Mother and Daughter at Pendleton - c. 1895As low as $5.00This 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
- Pendleton Hose Team - 1897As low as $5.00The Pendleton Hose Team at the 1897 Eastern Oregon and Washington Firemen's Tournament at Baker City. Learn More
- The Staggs Coffman Winn Co. Thresher Crew Near Weston - c. 1912As low as $5.00This unusually detailed panoramic image shows a large threshing crew neat Weston, which is northeast of Pendleton. Learn More
- Tule Mat Teepee, Umatilla Reservation - c. 1895As low as $5.00This teepee is covered by traditional tule mats, made from the tule or bulrush, a plant still widespread in wetlands and areas of seasonal flooding. Learn More
- Two Girls from Helix, Oregon - c. 1892As low as $5.00Short-cropped hair was actually quite common for girls in the 1890s, as is shown in this portrait by Pendleton photographer Walter Bowman. Learn More
- Two Women and a Dog - Circa 1890As low as $5.00There are a lot of patterns present in this studio portrait of two women. While each wears traditional jewelry and the woman on the left holds a twined cornhusk bag, the fabrics and blankets appear to all be factory made. Learn More
- Woman Shooting Competitor c. 1900As low as $5.00This woman in turn-of-the-century athletic garb appears to be ready for a pistol shooting competition. Learn More
- Workmen from Umatilla Ordnance Depot - 1941As low as $5.00Two workmen from the Umatilla Ordnance Depot pause for a chat and a smoke in front of The First National Bank in downtown Hermiston, perhaps after depositing their paychecks. Learn More