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1. Print, Photographic - Copies: 1 ( 1 copy) "Birds-eye view of Third street, looking north, showing Abington and McKay buidlings, Catholic Cathedral and Worcester block [under first photograph] - - Birds-eye view of Washington street, looking east to river front, the scene of the burning of Nottingham & Co.'s docks. [under second photograph]" (front of image)

   Record Type: Photo

   
2. Print, Photographic - Copies: 1 ( 1 copy with associated envelope) "Chas. Spitzbart Grocery Store owner and postmast 1901. Fairgrounds store was located on y where Portland road and Silverton road joined. Post. office was established December 1, 1871, with William Longhead as postmaster. Offace inactive 1874 - 1892 and closed September 30, 1914. Lombardy poplar trees in background. City street-car line in foreground." (associated envelope)

   Record Type: Photo

   
3. Print, Photographic - Copies: 2 ( 2 copies) "Pictured in about 1894 riding the street car are Grace Pohle, Belle Aitken, a preacher's daughter, Cora Litchfield, Mollie Bernardi, a Portland visitor, Linnie Stutesman, Lou Sayer, Mable Hutton, Ethel Hughes, Mary Aitken, May Wright, and Lille Bernardi. (This picture belongs to ex-Governor Oswald West.)" (front of image)

   1894

   Record Type: Photo

   
4. Print, Photographic - Copies: 1 ( 1 copy with associate envelope) "E.M. Waite Fountain City Park, Salem, Ore.." (front of image) "Waite Fountain" (associated envelope) *According to http://photos.salemhistory.org, E.M. Waite owned the printing company in his name that was responsible for publishing the first city directory for Salem, OR. The fountain built in his memory was destroyed in the Columbus Day Storm of 1962 and was built quite differently.*

   1912

   Record Type: Photo

   
5. Print, Photographic - Copies: 1 ( 1 original on postcard) "No. 11 Life Saving Station, Bandon, Ore." (front of image) "10 East 24th St. South - 10 East 24st South [penciled in] - - Hello Bunch How is the world _seing for all now days not very good for me regards to all - Shape - - [addressed to] Miss Frank Lambert St. Paul oregon" (back) *Held for postage stamp on back*

   Record Type: Photo

   
6. Print, Photographic - Copies: 3 ( 2 copies of front of image, 1 copy of back of image with associated envelope) "State Normal School at Monmouth, property of the State of Oregon, worth over $1000,000.00, centrally located as to population, a school for training teachers. Don't aban- don this valueable plant. Vote YES for Monmouth." (front of one copy) "The public shool is the great bulwark of our nation. The trained teacher is the great factor in the school. All the other States furnish training schools for the teacher. Oregon will have a Normal, and Monmouth is the pioneer school. Vote YES for Monmouth. If you pay taxes on $1000.00 it will cost you only four cents a year. Trained teachers will stimulate in- terest in the rural schools and help to keep the boys and girls at home. Settle this question by voting YES for Mon- mouth. - - [addressed to] E. Goffin Gervais Ore RD2" (text on back image) *Postage paid with one cent stamp*

   Record Type: Photo

   
7. Print, Photographic - Copies: 1 ( 1 copy of two photographs) "A view of the flood July, 1876, as seen from Ladd's Bank, corner of First and Stark." (below image on left side of copy) "Ladd's Bank, corner of First and Stark, showing highest stage of water Jun, 1894." (below image on right side of copy)

   Record Type: Photo

   
8. Print, Photographic - Copies: 4 ( 4 copies) "Champoeg school - 1859 - 60" (back of one copy) "_ men _ boys 15 girls [x] Louise Jones (?) [penned in] Taken between 1852 & flood of 60 [x] Fabien Rivet [penned in] School at Old Champoeg [x] Francis ('Frankie') Jones [penned in] Hold picture to light. Crosses mark the 2 Jones girls of our family." (back of one copy) "School at Champoeg 1860 before the flood of 61" (back of larger copy) "School at Champoeg 1860 before the flood [x] Louis Jones age 15 [x] Fabien Riviet [x] Teacher Samuel Willard King - - - [x] Francis Jones - - 16 girls 8 boys 2 men copy from tin type of Helen Austin 3-7 1992" (back of larger copy)

   1859

   Record Type: Photo

   
9. Print, Photographic - Copies: 1 ( 1 original with associated envelope and letter) "1924 - 26 R to L Elwood Lehman Callista De la Forlain Raymond Kerr" (back) "July 31, 1988 Dear Mr. McKay, It was a pleasure to have a talk with you at Maryhurst. The reunion with Sister Estelle, who taught me at St. Mary's Academy 1913 - 16 and with Louise Mullen (SIster Marian Theresa) who was my student at St. Paul, was a high light in our western visit. I did miss Sister Anne Marie McNamee, who was also one of my pupil; but had a good visit with her sisters, Lina and Eileen. The enclosed pictures are all during the period 1924 - 26. I have many happy memo- ries of those years. Being not only of a curious nature, but also having an interest in history, I would like to know your antecedents in relation to Sister Estelle, as well as maternal con- nection. If you do not find use for some of these pictures, perhaps they might be appreciated by the surviving subjects or their families. Sincerely, Callisata F. Unger Anw. 8-23-88 [later written by Joe McKay]" (associated letter)

   Record Type: Photo

   
10. Print, Photographic - Copies: 1 ( 1 copy) "Father De Smet and Native Americans 1840's" (front of image) "_esuits & the Indian Wars N.I. Burns, S.J. Indian Chiefs brought in by Father De Smet for trial of Peace-Making before General Harney - - - Back - l to R. Denis Kettte Falls Bonaventura Coeur d'Alene Father Pierre De Smet { Francis Iroquois (Burns) F.X. Flathead (O.H. Libe) - - Front, seated, l to r - Victo Kalispel Alexander Pen d'Oreille Adolphe { Flathead (Burns) Iroquois Andrew Seltis Coeur d'Alene (O.H.Libe) Kualualsli (Couer d'A) Spokane Garry - absent" (back) *Tagged Adolph under both Flathead and Iroquois since his name was followed by both.*

    Record Type: Photo

    
11. Print, Photographic - Copies: 2 ( 1 copy, 1 copy in folio) "Susanne Goodrich, wife of Pierre Pepin I, and daughter on left c. 1830 -1912" (back of copy) "Julia Lachance Do_ _ d Daughter of Susan Lachance Susanne Lachance Peter Lachance wife who drew picture of Roaster - Donated to St Paul Catholic Church by Hazel Maudy thoeny These are My Grandmother & Great Grandmother" (inside of folio)

    Record Type: Photo

    
12. Print, Photographic - Copies: 2 ( 2 copy) "Joseph Sangaretta (1823 - c. 1905) Son of Louis Sanagaratti (died 1838) a French - Iroquois and a Calapooia woman. married Nancy Pisk a Chinook. ---------------- Chief of Mary's River Calapooias Joseph was a signer of the unratified Treaties with Santiam Calapooias as Al-que-mai and as Joseph Senegetta" (back)

    1900

    Record Type: Photo

    
13. Print, Photographic - Copies: 1 ( 1 copy with associated envelope) "Zoe Stocklon pcitrues [crossed out] Daughter of James L. Stocklon. Store - Dry Goods, Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, 298 -300 Commerical (North) Tel Main 825 [crossed out] Res. Court and Liberty ( N.E. Corner) Photo Trover/Cromise, Decemeber 7, 1902. Oregon Historical Society" (associated envelope) "Zoe Stocklon Dec. 7, 1902" (back)

    1902

    Record Type: Photo

    
14. Print, Photographic - Copies: 5 (1 original on mat, 3 copies, 1 photocopy) "Taken on porch of old Lambert home St. Paul, Oreg L-R top row - - - Edward Lambert - - Frankie Lambert (in front of him Gussie Lambert) Ramey Lambert - - - - Seely - - Mrs. Frank Lambert, Sr. Bertha Lambert (holding dog) - Frank Lambert Sr. (holding grandson Harry Faber) - 2nd Row Mary Lambert - - - - Emma (Lambert) Feller Chas Feller - Joe Keefe Mrs. Keefe (Joe's mother) Caroline Lambert Faber (holding son Elmer) - Seated - - Fred Pelland ___ Keefe" (back of copy, written by H. Munnick)

    1904

    Record Type: Photo

    
15. Print, Photographic - Copies: 1 ( 1 copy) "From left ot Right Alice Geelan Sproges Man with hat - unknown - maybe McPollen or Holsten Charles E. Geelan Elizabeth Ady Geelan Josephine Ady McPollen Man with hat - unknown - maybe " " John William Geelan John McPollen Patrick Geelan Elizabeth Helen (Nell) Geelan Hiller" (back)

    Record Type: Photo

    
16. Print, Photographic - Copies: 2 (copies) "Rear L-R: Francis Comartin; Edouard Belanger II. Front L-R: Josie Marrissette (Lefeau, wife of Francis Comartin, later divorced) [later divorced crossed out]. At right, Rose (Chalifoux) wife of Edouard Belanger. Rose Chalifoux was daughter of Andre Chalifoux I & Cathrine Russie. Francis Comartin was half brother to Rose, he was the son of Hyacinthe Comartin & Cathrine Russie Chalifous Comartin." (back of copy, written by H. Munnick.)

    Record Type: Photo

    
17. Print, Photographic - Copies: 1 ( 1 copy) "Identified in newspaper - Lavadour file: Back row - l. to r. Mary Alice Bigham Lavadour Eva Lavadour Rondeau Leonard Lavadour unknown (F.X. Lavadour) Rose Shouy Jim Shouy Iva Lavadour Abe Jim[Jim crossed out] Shouy Hannah French Edna Lavadour Isabel Lavadour French Martha Oralee Lavadour Kirk Front Row, standing Flora Shuey Arnold Lavadour Lester Lavadour - Lavadour family group. Big man near center, Uncle Xavier Lavadour. Lady at far left, Mrs. Joseph Lavadour II, (Mary Alice Bigham) woman half hidden at right is Isabell Lavadour (Mrs. Samson French) @ 1915" (back)

    1915

    Record Type: Photo

    
18. Print, Photographic - Copies: 2 (1 original, 1 cropped close up of Brentano) "Right, Peter J. McDonald born Mar 8 1876 in St. Paul son of Miles and Marie McDonald appointed Postmaster March 16 1911 till July 31, 1946 died Nov 1963 at 87 years old Left, John F.T.B. Brentano 1st Postmaster of St. Paul June 24th 1874 till April 8, 1880 again May 31, 1880 untill May 16, 1881. Also first Indian agent at Grand Round" (back of original) "Grand Round 1893 John Theo F.B, Brentano -1st postmaster of St. Paul, Ore. Postmaster June 24, 1874 to April 1880 May 31 1880 to May 17-81 Died April 5, 1925 age 75 years 10 mos" (back of copy)

    1893

    Record Type: Photo

    
19. Print, Photographic - Copies: 5 (1 original on mat, 1 copy, 2 lamenated photocopy, 1 photocopy) "Taken on porch of St. Paul saloon - Frank Lambert (son of Frank Lambert) (seated on chair at left rear) Seated in front - ___ Keefe Chester Davidson Ramey Lambert (white shirt) others unknown picture taken during hop-picking" (back of smaller copy, written by H. Munnick) "Emmett Pfeiffer, who can scarcely see, identified (?) the men as noted but not the saloon. Joe McKay thought it was Murphy's; Emmett said no (Joe says yes [written in pencil]) it was the 'other one' (I have forgot the owner's name. This is the place, at any rate, where the Goose Hollow gang shot and killed the deputy. The burly guy on the right again is Frank Lambert. There should be a Bellique or Labonte in there, since it was from that collection" (note written by Harriet Munnick on a paper found in association with an additional copy)

    Record Type: Photo

    
20. Print, Photographic - Copies: 2 ( 2 copies) "Bartelt Mercantile Store St. Paul, Oregon building still standing - (Ernst old hardware store) L-R. Gus Raymond John Bartelt (store owner) Irene Managre next 2 - (man & woman) unknown Joe Gayette Mr. Ernst" (back of one copy)

    Record Type: Photo