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  1. A. R. Vorhies Camp on the Upper Wynoochee River - c 1905
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    This image gives us a detailed view of a family-owned lumber camp, located on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington State. A close look shows us that many of the crew are quite young. Learn More
  2. 1893 Union County Courthouse, Union, Oregon, c. 1893
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    This Union County Courthouse was built in 1893, when the county seat was located in the town of Union. Learn More
  3. A Baseball Game in Plush, Oregon - July 2, 1909
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    In 1909, the Fourth of July was on a Sunday, so this photo was taken on Friday beginning the 4th of July weekend. Learn More
  4. A Croquet Game in Corvallis - circa 1885
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    "Modern" croquet reached England in 1850, and spread rapidly throughout the English colonies after complete croquet sets became available from manufacturers. Learn More
  5. A Marion Steam Shovel, Simpson Logging Company, Near Seattle c 1905
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    This detailed image shows a cut being made through a ridge by the Simpson Logging Company, to be used for their logging railroad. Learn More
  6. A Portion of Kettle Falls - 1939
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    The distinctive rocks surrounding Kettle Falls will be recognizable to those familiar with the area, though this view shows only part of the larger falls. Learn More
  7. A Shipbuilding Crew in Seattle, Side View - Circa 1900
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    In 1900 wood was still the dominant material used in ship building, and many wooden ships were built in the Pacific Northwest, especially in the Seattle area. Learn More
  8. Agness Suspension Bridge Across the Rogue River - circa 1926
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    This historic forestry footbridge over the Rogue River was constructed of steel carried piece by piece up-river from Gold Beach by the mail boats in 1924. It was swept away by flood waters in December 1964. Learn More
  9. Albany Creamery - Circa 1898
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    Three horse-drawn carts have arrived at the Albany Creamery to unload their cans of cream. The white-garbed employees stand together in front, with their manager, Elmer J. Seely on our right. Learn More
  10. Beacon Rock, on the Columbia River - 1936
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    This highly detailed portrait of Beacon Rock was created by Spokane photographer Leo Oestreicher on March 31, 1936. Learn More
  11. Bringing in a Load of Shake Bolts - circa 1910
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    This view by an unknown photographer shows an intermediate step in the making of shake shingles, as a load of shake bolts is either arriving or leaving the premises, pulled by a fine team with the supervision of the dog in the lower right. Learn More
  12. Cooke - Patton House in Salem, Oregon - circa 1935
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    This portrait of the Cooke - Patton House was taken in about 1935, shortly before it was taken down in 1936 to build the new state library. Learn More
  13. Coos Bay Bridge, Oregon Coast Highway, Nearing Completion - 1936
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    This photo was taken on May 24th, 1936, shortly before the Coos Bay Bridge opened on June 6th. The bridge replaced regular quarter-hour ferry trips across the bay. Learn More
  14. Elowah Falls Through the Trees - Circa 1915
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    Elowah Falls are located on McCord Creek, about five miles east of Multnmomah Falls in the Columbia Gorge. Learn More
  15. Father and Son at the Deschutes River - 1904
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    A Ponderosa Pine provides a backdrop for this portrait of a father and son admiring the Deschutes River on a beautiful sunny day, over 100 years ago. Learn More
  16. First Steel Bridge, Portland - circa 1888
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    This is Portland's first steel bridge, from a photo taken shortly after its completion in 1888. It was the first railroad bridge across the Willamette in Portland. Learn More
  17. Fleet of Fishing Boats at Fishermen's Dock, Marshfield - 1930
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    This very detailed photo allows us to step into the world of small fishermen in Marshfield (now Coos Bay), Oregon in 1930. Learn More
  18. Four Mennonite Women in Traditional Dress - circa 1915
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    These women are part of the Mennonite community that was first established in the Willamette Valley in about 1880, with their initial members moving from the midwest. Learn More
  19. Fourth of July Picnic near Rock Creek, Oregon - 1908
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    A good-sized group gathers for a rather fancy Fourth of July picnic near Rock Creek, Oregon, a community located just west of Haines, which is itself northwest of Baker City. Learn More
  20. Gathering at the Wapanitia Store - Circa 1896
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    Wapinitia's post office was established in 1878, at its location in Wasco County about 40 miles south of The Dalles, at the southern end of The Dalles - Wapinitia stage line. Learn More
  21. Gold Ray Dam, Rogue River, Looking Downstream circa 1912
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    Completed in 1904, the Gold Ray Dam was built for brothers Colonel Frank H. Ray and Dr. C. R. Ray to provide power for their gold mine in Gold Hill. It was located about four miles upstream from Gold Hill on the Rogue River. Learn More
  22. Horsetail Falls, Columbia River Highway - c. 1918
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    Looking east along the Historic Columbia River Highway about two years after it was built, from a hand-tinted print created by photographer George M. Weister. Learn More
  23. Loading Logs on a Railcar Pulled by Oxen on Wooden Tracks c. 1890
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    Not all logging railroads had steel tracks, or were pulled by steam engines. Here we see cars pulled along log rails by teams of oxen. Learn More
  24. Looking up Oneonta Gorge - circa 1915
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    The lush beauty of Oneonta Gorge in the Columbia Gorge has been a favorite subject of photographers since it was first captured by Carleton Wakins in 1867. Learn More
  25. Lost Lake and Mount Hood - 1932
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    Native Americans called this lake E-e-kwahl-a-mat-yam-lshkt (heart of the mountains). The name Lost Lake came from Mack Hollamon, who was a hunting and fishing guide at the turn of the 20th century. Learn More
  26. Lower Entrance to Celilo Locks - 1936
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    A lot of early photographers were interested in the interplay between nature and man-made construction projects, such as bridges, locks and railroads. This view shows us the lower end of Celilo Locks. Learn More
  27. Mitchells Point, Columbia River Highway - c. 1918
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    This hand-tinted photo by George M. Weister brings us into the scene, heading downstream on the Columbia River Highway just west of the windowed Mitchells Point Tunnel. Learn More
  28. Old Ironsides at Swan Island - 1933
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    This photo by photographer Ralph Eddy shows the U.S.S. Constitution, affectionately known as Old Ironsides, during its one visit to the Pacific Northwest in 1933. Learn More
  29. Orchard and Livestock Near Medford - circa 1913
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    Horses and mules gather in this rather fancy corral overlooking a neatly planted orchard just northeast of Medford. Learn More
  30. Oswego Baseball Team of 1914
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    Most towns in Oregon fielded amateur baseball teams in the early part of the 20th century, and Oswego (now Lake Oswego) was no exception. Learn More
  31. Packaging Butter at the Albany Creamery - circa 1898
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    This image appeared in the January, 1901 bulletin of the Dairy Departmen at the Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station in Corvallis, where it was captioned "Molding Apparatus and Combined Churn, Albany Creamery". Learn More
  32. Panorama of Wallowa Lake circa 1920
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    Wallowa Lake is a natural lake one mile south of Joseph, Oregon. It was formed about 15,000 years ago by the activity of multiple glaciers in the area. Learn More
  33. Portland Harbor Wall Nearing Completion - 1929
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    This photo, dated March 19, 1929, was taken shortly before Portland's Harbor Wall was completed. A newspaper article that displayed this image stated "City officials watch workers put last touches to 5400 - foot retaining wall." Learn More
  34. Portland Rose Festival Queen - circa 1912
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    This formal portrait shows the Portland Rose Festival Queen, in a photo apparently taken on a rooftop or deck overlooking downtown Portland. Learn More
  35. Punch Bowl Falls, on Eagle Creek - circa 1915
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    Punch Bowl Falls is a distinctive waterfall on Eagle Creek, in the Columbia River Gorge, just east of Bonneville Dam. Learn More
  36. Railcar of Logs Pulled by Oxen on Wooden Tracks c. 1890
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    Nearing the end of its trip, this oxen-drawn railcar on wooden tracks brings its load past a small pond - perhaps ready to unload them for the next step in their journey. Learn More
  37. Three Old Douglas Fir Trees - 1915
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    This highly detailed view from western Oregon shows three old friends - Douglas Fir trees that had been together for several hundred years. Learn More
  38. Using a Butter Worker at the Albany Creamery - c 1898
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    Elmer J. Seeley, the manager and operator of the Albany Creamery, uses a butter worker - a machine that rolls the partly finished butter to press out any remaining buttermilk and to work salt into the butter. Learn More
  39. Villard Hall and Deady Hall at University of Oregon - c. 1890
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    In this photo from the early days of the University of Oregon, we can see Deady Hall on the right, completed in 1876, and Villard Hall to its left, completed in 1886. The smaller building to its left is the Gymnasium, built in 1890. Learn More
  40. Young Trees in the Forest - Circa 1915
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    While many early photos of Douglas Fir forests featured larger trees, which were indeed impressive, in this case photographer George M. Weister chose to feature a grouping of younger trees, which have their own special charm. Learn More
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