Rock Formations
- A Portion of Kettle Falls - 1939As low as $5.00The 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
- Alcove Point and Cape Foulweather (Yaquina Head) - c. 1890As low as $5.00Barely visible in the distance in this photo of women picnicking at Alcove Point is the lighthouse at Cape Foulweather, now known as Yaquina Head. Learn More
- Along the Shore at Crater Lake - c. 1910As low as $5.00This hand-tinted view by Kiser looks along the south shore of the lake, towards Mount Scott in the distance. Learn More
- Annie Creek Canyon, Crater Lake - c. 1925As low as $5.00Pinnacles formed by erosion around ancient volcanic vents can be seen on the right slope of Annie Creek Canyon, located near Mazama Village at Crater Lake. Learn More
- Annie Creek Canyon, Near Crater Lake - c. 1908As low as $5.00This view of Annie Creek Canyon is reproduced from an original glass negative by Howard Tibbitts, who was based in San Francisco where he worked for Sunset Magazine. Learn More
- Applegate Peak, Crater Lake - c. 1907As low as $5.00Applegate Peak is located on the south rim of Crater Lake, just to the east of the slightly shorter Garfield Peak. It forms the western limb of Sun Notch Learn More
- Approaching Mitchell's Point, Columbia River Highway - c. 1923As low as $5.00Most people know Mitchell's Point as the location for the tunnel with windows, built for the historic Columbia Gorge Highway in 1915. Learn More
- Beacon Rock from Columbia River Highway - 1936As low as $5.00Spokane photographer Leo Oestreicher captured some wonderful scenic views during his varied career. Most were taken to be used as postcards, ours are recreated from his original negatives. Learn More
- Beacon Rock, on the Columbia River - 1936As low as $5.00This highly detailed portrait of Beacon Rock was created by Spokane photographer Leo Oestreicher on March 31, 1936. Learn More
- Bluffs Near Newport - c. 1910As low as $5.00Yaquina Head Lighthouse can be seen in the distance in this hundred-year-old, but very modern looking, scenic photo taken by Albert Thomas, a professional photographer from Newport. Learn More
- Boat Landing at Crater Lake - circa 1921As low as $5.00Our hand-tinted original print is taken from "Crater Lake National Park, Oregon", published by Swem's Studio, Medford, Oregon. Learn More
- Boating at Castle Rock - c. 1901As low as $5.00Two properly attired women manage their rowboats in the foreground of this idyllic scene at Castle Rock, now known as Beacon Rock, on the Columbia River. Learn More
- Breakers Row and Strand at Bandon Beach - 1932As low as $5.00This striking image of Bandon Beach was captured by Oregon postcard photographer Ralph Eddy in 1932. Learn More
- Bridal Veil Bluffs, Columbia Gorge - 1880sAs low as $5.00The Bridal Veil Bluffs and the Pillars of Hercules are adjoining basalt formations in the Columbia Gorge. Learn More
- Cape Horn - 1880sAs low as $5.00A rowboat makes its way along the edge of Cape Horn, on the Washington side of the Columbia River. Learn More
- Cape Horn on the Columbia River - c. 1900As low as $5.00This very detailed view of Cape Horn is reproduced from an original glass negative created by Oregon photographer Jesse A. Meiser in about 1900. Learn More
- Cape Horn, Columbia River - Near View - 1870sAs low as $5.00This near view of Cape Horn shows several small waterfalls amid the pinnacles. Learn More
- Castle Crest and Garfield Peak, Crater Lake - c. 1912As low as $5.00The trail to the top of Garfield Peak, in the center of this image, winds along rugged Castle Crest, just this side of the peak. Learn More
- Castle Rock - c. 1900As low as $5.00This highly detailed view of Castle Rock (now called Beacon Rock) was taken looking upstream from the north bank of the Columbia River by Vancouver photographer Jesse Meiser. Learn More
- Castle Rock from the Oregon Side - 1880sAs low as $5.00An unusual view of Castle Rock (now Beacon Rock) from across the Columbia River. Learn More
- Castle Rock, Columbia River, Near View - c. 1878As low as $5.00Now known as Beacon Rock, this striking feature is located near Skamamia on the northern side of the Columbia. Learn More
- Cedar Island and Beavertail Ridge, Deschutes River - c. 1909As low as $5.00This overview of Beavertail Ridge is recreated from a glass negative made by George Weister during the Deschutes River Railroad War. You can see tracks being constructed on both sides of the river. Learn More
- Cliffs of Garfield Peak, Crater Lake - circa 1920As low as $5.00The trail to the summit of Garfield Peak continues to be one of the most popular at Crater Lake, due both to its proximity to Crater Lake Lodge and the spectacular views it offers. Learn More
- Columbia Gorge from Crown Point - 1932As low as $5.00Looking upstream in the Columbia Gorge, with the photographer standing near Vista House at Crown Point. The decorative wall and lamps are still there today. Learn More
- Comet Falls, near Mount Rainier - circa 1912As low as $5.00Comet Falls are generally considered to be one of the most spectacular falls in Mt. Rainier National Park, and are definitely one of the most visited. Learn More
- Crater Lake - c. 1925As low as $5.00This hand-tinted view of Crater Lake was created by scenic photographers Cross and Dimmitt of Portland in the mid 1920s. Learn More
- Crater Lake - circa 1917As low as $5.00This classic view of Crater Lake and Wizard Island is a collaboration between Clarence Winter, the photographer, and Fred Luetters, who hand-colored the image. Learn More
- Crater Lake as Seen from the Studio on Victor Rock - c. 1925As low as $5.00Photographer Fred Kiser didn't have to go far to create this photograph; it's taken from the front porch of his studio on the rim of Crater Lake. Learn More
- Crater Lake from Castle Crest - 1903As low as $5.00This early view of Crater Lake was created by brothers Fred and Oscar Kiser, as part of a series documenting the Will G. Steel Excursion in 1903. Learn More
- Crater Lake from the Rim - c. 1908As low as $5.00With a shaded foreground and a soft focus, photographer Howard Tibbitts captures a compelling portrait of Crater Lake from a century ago. Learn More
- Crater Lake from the South Rim - c. 1910As low as $5.00This colorful view of Crater Lake is recreated from a hand-tinted photograph produced by Fred Kiser in about 1910. Learn More
- Crater Lake from Upper Rim - 1928As low as $5.00We don't know much about the Oregon Skyline Photo Company, but they left us some impressive photographs. Learn More
- Crater Lake, First Photo at Water Level - c.1884As low as $5.00Cameras were large and trails down to the water at Crater Lake were scarce when Ashland photographer Charles Logan created this view in about 1884. Learn More
- Crown Point from Rooster Rock - circa 1920As low as $5.00This photo of Crown Point and Vista House is unusual as it was taken from across the river, and it also shows an excursion train passing below Crown Point at water level. Learn More
- Devil's Punch Bowl, near Otter Rock - circa 1910As low as $5.00Devil's Punch Bowl is a large bowl naturally carved in rock that is partially open to the Pacific Ocean. Water enters it and swirls and churns, varying with tides and weather. Learn More
- Devil's Punchbowl from Land Entrance - circa 1910As low as $5.00Devil's Punchbowl is a large bowl naturally carved in rock, with openings both above on land and also to the ocean on the side. Learn More
- Dutton Cliff from Garfield Peak, Crater Lake - c. 1907As low as $5.00This hand-tinted photo was taken from about half-way up Garfield Peak, where a trail was built between 1905 and 1910. Learn More
- Engine 132 Passing Through The Needles - c. 1900As low as $5.00A steam engine on the line of the Oregon Railway & Navigation Company (O R & N) passes between the two spires of The Needles on its way up the Columbia River. Learn More
- Entrance to Ole's Lava Cave, Mt. St. Helens - 1905As low as $5.00Ole's Cave is the second longest lava cave in the Mt. St. Helens area, second only to the better known Ape Cave. It was discovered in 1894 by Ole Peterson, who farmed in the area. Learn More
- Four Rocks with Trees, Oregon Coast - c. 1910As low as $5.00This classic image of the Oregon Coast was captured by George Weister more than a century ago. Learn More
- Glacier Peak and Llao Rock at Crater Lake - circa 1915As low as $5.00A lone hiker takes in a spectacular view of Glacier Peak, now called Hillman Peak, as well as Llao Rock, to its right, from his perch most of the way up on the Watchman, the lake's tallest peak, located on the west rim. Learn More
- Grand Arch, Crater Lake - c. 1925As low as $5.00A loan boater guides his craft across Crater Lake in this photo taken from the Grand Arch on the west shore. Learn More
- Hallett's Hades, Midway Gibraltar Rock - c. 1880As low as $5.00Hallett's Hades was a point about 12 miles west of The Dalles, where the railroad tracks passed close to the edge of a cliff, part of which had been blown off in their construction. Learn More
- Heceta Head Lighthouse and New Coast Highway - 1935As low as $5.00This view by Eddy is as much about the new highway as it is about the scenic Heceta Head Lighthouse. Learn More
- Heceta Head Lighthouse from Cape Creek Cove - c. 1935As low as $5.00This view of the lighthouse was created by Ralph Eddy from the cove at the mouth of Cape Creek, just to the south of Heceta Head. Learn More
- Hercules Pillars, on the Columbia River - 1907As low as $5.00This detailed photo of Hercules Pillars, also called The Needles, was created as a glass negative by Howard C. Tibbitts, photographer for Union Pacific and their Sunset magazine. Learn More
- Hillman Peak and Llao Rock, Crater Lake - c. 1912As low as $5.00This view of the northwest rim of Crater Lake stretches from Hillman Peak on the left to Llao Rock on the right. Learn More
- Indian Carvings on Rocks Near Big Slough - 1905As low as $5.00This photo was taken in what we now know as Petroglyph Canyon, located in south central Washington State near Columbia Hills State Park. Learn More
- Jump Off Joe, Near Newport - c. 1910As low as $5.00This highly detailed image of Jump Off Joe is recreated from an original glass negative made by Howard Tibbitts, one of the first (and longest serving) photographers for Sunset Magazine. Learn More
- Jump Off Joe, with Yaquina Head Lighthouse - c. 1910As low as $5.00The sandstone arch known as Jump Off Joe was a popular tourist destination near Newport, and was often photographed. Learn More