Title:
Trojan Nuclear Power Plant
Rainier Oregon (OR), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Located on the banks of the Columbia River. Produces 1,000,000 Kilowatts. Washington's Mt. St. Helens is visible behind the 499 foot cooling tower
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Title:
Matterhorn Swiss Village
Wallowa Lake Oregon (OR), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Rustic cabins and a gift & sports shop featuring a complete selection of sporting goods and a unique line of gifts from around the world!
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Title:
Frontier Post Office
Imnaha Oregon (OR), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
The original Imnaha, Oregon Post office, still open for business, reflects the frontier atmosphere of this small community. It may take your letter a little longer to reach its destination when mailed from here but the experience is more than worth it
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Title:
Oakridge, Oregon
Oakridge Oregon (OR), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
This aerial view shows the middle fork of the Wilamette River, U.S. Highway 58, and the Lookout Reservoir
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Title:
Caples House
Columbia City Oregon (OR), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Built in 1870 by Dr. Charles Caples. Completely furnished with the original family furniture and pieces of the period. Display of medical bag, instruments and frock coat of Dr. Caples. Restores by the Oregon State Society DAR 1959
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Title:
Taylor's Motel
Chemult Oregon (OR), Chrome PM 1966 Jul-27
Description:
P.O. Box 59, Chemult, Oregon
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Title:
Gearhart Surfside Motel
Gearhart Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
The vacation must on the Oregon Coast. Gourmet dining room & lounge
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Title:
Wallowa Lake Lodge
Oregon (OR), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Winter transforms the bustling activity of Wallowa Lake Lodge to a still, almost unrealistic elegance
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Title:
One of Many Camp Grounds Near Mt. Hood
Oregon (OR), Linen unused
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Title:
Street Scene in Myrtle Point
Myrtle Point Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
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Title:
Greetings from the Base of Mt. Hood
Government Camp Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
Elevation 3,875 ft. at the base of majestic Mt. Hood, located in the center of one of Oregon's finest outdoor recreation areas. Its name originated in 1849 when an Army detachment had to abandon a large amount of equipment and the area became known as Government Camp
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Title:
Main street with Mt. Hood in the distance
Sandy Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
Gateway to the Mt. Hood recreation area. Just 30 miles to excellent skiing, fishing and camping. This area produces all kinds of berries and is an important lumber and logging center
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Title:
Gingerbread Village Restaurant
Mapleton Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
Located on Highway 126 Between Eugene and Florence on Way to Coast Mapleton, Oregon 97453
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Title:
Mount Angel Abbey
St. Benedict Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
Founded in 1882
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Title:
Grandma's Table Restaurant
Beaverton Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
Tel. 844-2372
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Title:
Salmon Harbor
Winchester Bay Oregon (OR), Chrome PM 1986 Jul-18
Description:
One of the popular boat basins for sports and commercial fisherman
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Title:
An Oregon Apple Orchard
Oregon (OR), Divided Back PM 1915 Jul-18
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Title:
Pillar of Hercules, Columbia River
Oregon (OR), Divided Back PM 1907 Oct-9
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Title:
Boring Middle School
Boring Oregon (OR), Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Medford Corp. Mill
Oregon (OR), Linen unused
Description:
Lumber is king here... mountain-like stacks of it at the Medford Corp. Mill...a familiar sight in Oregon whose rich stands of timber comprise nearly 25% of the total saw timber in the United States. Thousands of acres of forest land are logged annually in the Douglas fir region
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Title:
Sunny's Motel & Steak House
Madras Oregon (OR), Chrome PM 1956 Feb-21
Description:
On Highway 97. Sonny's ultra-modern Motel and Steak House, which also boasts a beautiful Skyroom overlooking the courtyard, is located in scenic Central Oregon on Highway 97. Here one finds a cordial welcome in the true western style, with the Steak House featuring its famous steak dinners
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Title:
San Francisco Hilton
San Francisco Oregon (OR), Chrome PM 1967 Aug-14
Description:
The San Francisco Hilton with 1200 guest rooms is the City's newest and largest hotel. Motoring guests may drive their automobiles direct to their rooms along the unique interior ramp which spans seven floors. All registered guests enjoy free parking. A heated swimming pool on the 16th floor terrace is a San Francisco "first." At Mason and O'Farrell Streets. (Adjoining the Downtown Airline Terminal.)
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Title:
Gearhart Golf Course
Gearhart Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
18 Holes by the Sea. Oregon Coasts best year-round course. Cocktail bar, apartments and coffee shop. Phone 738-6731
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Title:
Monticello Motel
Monticello Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
4801 N. Interstate Portland 11, Oregon Mr. & Mrs. H. L. Susbauer On U.S. 99 near city center - city transportation - Individual heat - wall-to-wall carpeting - Beautyrest mattresses - tile showers and tubs - some with kitchens - T.V., free radios and coffee. Butler 5-6886
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Title:
Castle Rock, Columbia River
Columbia Gorge Oregon (OR), Divided Back PM 1909 Aug-10
Description:
on line of OR&N
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Title:
Fish Wheel on Columbia River
Oregon (OR), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Seaside, Oregon (Aerial View)
Oregon (OR), Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Kah-Nee-Ta Vacation Resort
Warm Springs Oregon (OR), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Mel Anderson On the Warm Springs Indian Reservation Box 548, Warm Springs, Oregon Cottages, Teepees, a Mobile Home Park and Camping are available to the tourist for overnight lodging. For relaxing there are swimming pools and thermal baths and 345 days of sunshine a year for suntanning
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Title:
Aerial View
Springfield Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
This fast growing city is located in the Willamette Valley, adjacent to Eugene, near the famous McKenzie River
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Title:
Scenic Oregon Coast Chetco River
Brookings Harbor Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
Chetco River on the southern Oregon coast, showing the small boat basin and the Brookings Harbor area. View is looking towards the north with the Pacific Ocean in the background. Excellent deep-sea fishing and camping
Mike Roberts
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Title:
Aerial vieww, Port Orford
Port Orford Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
Aerial view. Garrison Lake in the foreground, the Pacific Ocean to the right
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Title:
Birthday Greetings from Linfield College Alumni Association
Linfield Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
Linfield College campus scene, Pioneer Hall - Harry L. Dillin Hall
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Title:
Myrtle Grove Motel
Myrtle Creek Oregon (OR), Linen unused
Description:
The World's Largest Myrtle Tree on Highway 99. 6 Miles North of Myrtle Creek. Grown only in Southern Oregon and the Holy Land
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Title:
Fish Wheel and Indians Snagging Salmon at Celilo Falls on Columbia River
Celilo Falls Oregon (OR), Linen unused
Description:
Indians have Perpetual Fishing Rights at the Falls
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Title:
933 Mt. Hood at Sunrise, From Lost Lake, Oregon
Oregon (OR), Linen PM 1938
Description:
Mt. Hood, Altitude 11,942 feet. This remarkable view occurs at two seasons of the year, when the sun rises directly behind the mountain peak illuminating the sky and giving a golden reflection on Lost Lake. On a certain day in the fall the sun in rising follows the north outline of the mountain slope and appears to roll up the mountain side
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Title:
Gene Pruitt On Colonel Dean 1941
Prairie City Oregon (OR), Linen unused
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Title:
Jerry Ambler On Cyanide 1942
Sisters Oregon (OR), Linen unused
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Title:
Nick Knight On Manager
Molalla Oregon (OR), Linen unused
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Title:
Indians fishing at Celilio Falls
Celilio Falls Oregon (OR), Linen unused
Description:
Columbia River,Oregon. Fishing has a charm for all ages. By early treaty,Indians enjoy fishing rights at Celilo Falls on the Columbia. Thousands stop to watch them spear and net the salmon fighting their way upriver to the spawning grounds
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Title:
Polk County Courthouse
Dallas Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
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Title:
Wreck of the "Peter Iredale"
Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
Beached in 1906 at the present location of Fort Stevens State Park, on the Oregon Coast
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Title:
Mountain House
Cascadia Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
P.O. Box 730
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Title:
Beautiful Wallowa Lake
Wallowa Lake Oregon (OR), Linen unused
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Title:
Eagle Cap and Glacier Lake
Wallowa National Forest Oregon (OR), Linen unused
Description:
Eagle Cap and Glacier Lake, Altitude 9,975 Feet, Wallowa National Forest, Oregon Glacier Lake is located at the foot of Eagle Cap in the high Wallowas of Eastern Oregon. Fed by perpetual snow glaciers its crystal clear feed waters give an awe-inspiring silence and enchantment to visitors to be remembered
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Title:
Oregon Song
Oregon (OR), Linen unused
Description:
Oregon Song Music by Isa Botten - Words by Walter E. Meacham Oregon, oh Oregon, out where the tall trees grow, Oregon, oh Oregon, the state you ought to know. Oregon, oh Oregon, majestic ranges high, Fishing streams and mountain lakes, where snowcaps touch the sky. Oregon, oh Oregon, with valleys broad and fair, Romance rides on ev'ry breeze, and roses scent the air. Oregon, oh Oregon, the land our fathers won; Oh come and live in Paradise; in dear old Oregon. Oregon, oh Oregon, Your highways are most grand. Beaches fair beyond compare beside the sunset strand. Oregon, oh Oregon, Your rivers deep and wide, Latent wealth of energy, within their deptsh they hide
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Title:
Anthony Ski Area
Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
Located in the heart of the beautiful Blue Mountains of Northeast Oregon, this skiers' paradise, with its fine powder snow, offers a new two-story lodge with dining area and rental shop, a Riblet Chair Lift (highest in the Pacific Northwest), two Poma lifts, a rope tow, and nine miles of runs providing a wide variety of exciting terrain
Dexter Press, Inc
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Title:
Beautiful Oregon--A Hop Field
Oregon (OR), Divided Back PM 1911 Jul-14
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Title:
The Bomber
Milwaukie Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
The Bomber Highway 99E - Milwaukie, Oregon Never in the history of man did a nation demand so much of a single weapon of war; as America demanded of the B17. This famous Bomber of World War II has a gross weight of 32 ton, 10 crew members, and a gasoline capacity in excess of 3,000 gallons. The wing span is 105 feet and 75 feet in length. It cost the government approximately $500,000.00. Many B17's are still in peace time use. But here are a few of their famous wartime sisters, which will never be forgotten. The Suzy Q flew more long range bombing missions against the Japanese than any other plane. The Werewolf came home on one engine after losing the other three over Brest. Flaming Jenny came home with over 2000 bullet holes and on fire from nose to tail and Colin Kelly sank the Japanese battleship Haruna in a flying fortress. This B17 is placed here as a memento to the passing era of the propeller driven airplane. Art Lacey, Owner
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Title:
An Apple Orchard in Oregon
Oregon (OR), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Edmunds; Ocean crabs
Garibaldi Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
Fresh ocean crabs being packed for shipment to San Francisco's famed Fisherman's Wharf and other California markets
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Title:
Tolovana Inn
Tolovana Park Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
P.O. Box 165; Telephone (503) 436-2211; Just possible the nicest place you'll ever stay on the Oregon Coast. Located on beautiful sandy Cannon Beach, overlooking famous Haystack Rock, with the ever changing Pacific surf at your doorstep on the West and the ever green coastal mountains on the East
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Title:
West Linn Hotel
West Linn Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
A quiet, comfortable hotel on the west bank of the beautiful Williamette River overlooking historical Oregon City - just 12 miles south of Portland
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Title:
Feeding the Fish in the Metalius River
Camp Sherman Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
Is fun for young and old. It is real thrill to see the huge trout jump
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Title:
Sherwood Lodge Coffee Shop
Yachats Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
"We Ate Here" Sherwood Lodge Coffee Shop Just South of Yachats, Oregon on Coast Highway 101
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Title:
The Country Squire Motel
Coburg Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
A very attractive 2 level motor motel well of the highway. Well appointed spacious rooms, many with air-conditioning. All have TV, telephones and combination baths. Restaurant and cocktail lounge, heated swimming pool. Nine hole pitch and putt golf course
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Title:
Columbia Gorge Hotel
Hood River Valley Oregon (OR), Linen unused
Description:
A return to the era of elegance in the beautiful Hood River Valley. Just an hour east of Portland on Interstate 80N. For reservations call (503) 386-5566. Reproduction of original 1921 postcard
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Title:
Columbia Gorge Looking East From Crown Point, Columbia River Highway
Castle Rock Oregon (OR), White Border unused
Description:
Showing Cape Horn and Castle Rock in the distance. This view shows the concrete supports on the brink of Thor's Heights, and is one of the most prominent viewpoints along the Columbia River
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Title:
Millions of Feet of Lumber Ready for the Saw Mill
Oregon (OR), White Border unused
Description:
Oregon the source of supply
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Title:
Friendsview Manor
Newberg Oregon (OR), Chrome
Description:
Non-profit home for retired senior citizens of all denominations, providing comfort, independence, and security. It is sponsored by the Friends Churches (Quakers)
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Title:
William A. Shea Municipal Stadium
Flushing Meadow Park Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
Operated by Department of Parks - City of New York The stadium seats 55,000 for baseball and 60,000 for football. It will be used during the summers of 1964 and 1965 for sports attractions presented in cooperation with the World's Fair
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Title:
Oregon City's Perpendicular Street
Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
The only one of its kind in North America, connects the hill area and downtown business district-130'high-travels- 150' per minute- dedicated May 5, 1955
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Title:
Greetings from Coquille
Coquille Oregon (OR), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Greetings From Lents
Lents Oregon (OR), Divided Back unused
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Title:
How is This for Hermiston Grown Carrots
Hermiston Oregon (OR), Divided Back PM 1914 May-16
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Title:
Meredith Gorge Motel
Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
1 1/2 Miles West of Hood River, Oregon U.S. Highway 30 - Interstate Highway 80 Telephone: 386-1515 Room Phones - Air Conditioned - TV - Picture Windows Overlooking Famous Columbia River Gorge - Coffee in Rooms. Harvey & Bess Wetzig - Managers
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Title:
Riverside Motel and Apts
Dallas Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
20 Motel Units - 4 Apartments - TV - Air Conditioning - Electric heat - Direct Dial Phones
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Title:
Indian Lodge Motel
Joseph Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
The Hotel of Distinction. 'Enjoy Your Vacation In The Switzerland of America' Fishing - Hunting - Swimming - Water Sports - Golfing - Horseback Riding - T.V
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Title:
Moore Hotel & Motel
Ontario Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
Phone 889-5346 For Reservations Ontario, Oregon - In the Hub of Treasure Valley Located right downtown - Everything within easy walking distance. Modern Hotel - All new Air Conditioned Motel with phones and TV's. Heated Year Around Swimming Pool, Covered in the Winter. Coffee Shop, Dining and Banquet Rooms - Moore Lounge - Barber and Beauty Shop - Chamber of Commerce and Western Union
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Title:
Indian Lodge Motel
Joseph Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
'Enjoy Your Vacation In The Switzerland of America' Fishing - Hunting - Swimming - Water Sports Golfing - Horseback Riding - T.V
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Title:
Indian Lodge Motel
Joseph Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
The Hotel of Distinction; 'Enjoy your vacation in the Switzerland of America' Fishing - hunting - swimming - water sports - golfing - horseback riding - T.V.; Phone 432-2651
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Title:
Refreshment Terrace and Outdoor Dining at Singing Springs Resort
Agness Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
Relaxing in the shade of ancient fir and myrtle trees on the banks of the Rogue River, guests enjoy refreshments from around the world while waiting the dinner call
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Title:
Umpqua Stockade Motel
Winchester Bay Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
3 Blocks off Hiway 101 at the mouth of the Umpqua Winchester Bay, Oregon 20 Clean, Comfortable Units, some with Kitchens. One Block from Restaurants, closest to Oregon's Finest Deep-Sea Salmon Fishing Docks. For reservations phone (Reedsport) CR 1-3223. Owned & Operated by Luther Ellison
Dexter
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Title:
Fairway Inn
Woodburn Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
The Fairway Inn Motel, Woodburn, Oregon, Phone: 503/981-3211, On Interstate Highway 5 at Woodburn Exit (Salem-Portland Freeway), Colonial charm and comfort await guests at the Fairway Inn. Phones, TV, air-conditioning, swimming pool along with modest rates are features of this new motel adjacent to Woodburn Senior Estates. Golf courses nearby. Complete shopping center and fine restaurant on premises
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Title:
Golden Knight Motel and Apartments
Gresham Oregon (OR), Chrome
Description:
Only luxurious motel in this area. 30 units - air conditioned - kitchenettes - television - telephone - heated swimming pool - moderate rates. 750 E. Powell, Gresham, Ore. MO 5-9127 Area Code 503
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Title:
Sea Lion Caves
Sea Lion Caves Oregon (OR), Chrome
Description:
Office and Lounge
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Title:
Santiam Lodge
Sisters Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
Star Route A United Presbyterian Conference Center located near the summit of Santiam Pass in the Oregon Cascades (Highway U.S. #20)
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Title:
Kerbyville Museum
Kerby Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
The Kerbyville Museum houses some of the most prized collecetions of Oregon's history of logging, mining and farming. Artifacts of native Indians and early settlers include photos, sketches, weapons and household items. Located at Kerby, OR on US 199
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Title:
Odell Lake Resort
Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
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Title:
Mount St. Helens
Oregon (OR), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1904 Dec-19
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Title:
Shooting the Rapids, Upper Rogue River
Oregon (OR), Linen
Description:
Shooting the Rapids in the upper white waters of this torrential stream is the only way of passage through the deep walled canyons in many places. Here are caught the gamest trout and steel heads and such trips have unusual thrills
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Title:
Upper Klamath Lake from Lookout Point, Shasta-Cascade Wonderland
Oregon (OR), Linen PM 1940
Description:
From this point of U.S. Highway 97, one gets a view of beautiful Klamath Lake with Mt. Shasta towering to the south, Mt. McLaughlin to the west and the volcanic rim of Crater Lake to the North
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Title:
Chinese Pheasant, "Phasianus Torquatus."
Oregon (OR), Divided Back PM Jan-24
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Title:
Salmon River
Welch's Oregon (OR), Divided Back PM 1909 Aug-5
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Title:
North Head Lighthouse
Oregon (OR), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Christmas Display of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Anderson's Home
Silverton Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
This display draws thousnads of people every year, eight displays with more than 500 colored lights, nine motors are required to operate the displays
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Title:
Covered Bridge over Dexter Lake
Dexter Lake Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
Covered Bridge over Dexter Lake, Oregon. Lookout Dam in background
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Title:
Mt. Ashland
Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
Mt. Ashland - A Skiers Paradise. All ages wait in line for the 650 ft. Pomalift. The Lodge in the area has an Outstanding Dining Room, Skiers Grill, Cafeteria and Lounge, a Ski Shop and Rental Equipment and a Professionally Staffed School for Instruction. A Beautiful View compliments this location in So. Oregon
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Title:
Polk County Courthouse in Dallas, Oregon
Dallas Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
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Title:
Book Shop at Canby Grove Camp
Canby Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
THE BOOK SHOP AT CANBY GROVE CAMP The camp is owned and operated by the Pacific Northwest District of the Christian and Missionary Alliance and is located neat the city of canby, Oregon
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Title:
Looking South on Main Street
Dallas Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
Lumber industries, agriculture and equipment manufacturing make this one of the most important cities in the Williamette Valley
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Title:
The Dalles, Oregon
Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
Located on the Columbia River on the "Old Oregon Trail"
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Title:
City Hall
Milton-Freewater Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
Built in 1910, the building which now serves as the city hall was once Columbia College. Known as the Pea Capitol of the World, Milton-Freewater is surrounded by thousands of acres of pea and wheat fields and fruit orchards in the fertile Walla Walla River Valley
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Title:
Rockaway, Oregon
Rockaway Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
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Title:
Gateway to Mt. Hood
Sandy Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
23 miles from Portland on U.S. Highway 26
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Title:
Timberline Lodge
Mount Hood Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
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Title:
Enterprise, Oregon
Enterprise Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
Enterprise, Oregon In the hunting and fishing counry
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Title:
Lehman Hot Springs
Ukiah Oregon (OR), Chrome PM 1966 Sep-3
Description:
In the heart of the Blue Mountains. Open Year Around. Swimming pool offers healthful swimming in refreshing natural warm water. Cabins, dormitory, picnic and camp areas are available. Lehman is a popular take-off point for Deer and Elk hunting parties. Paved road to Lehman
Dexter Press, Inc
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Title:
Radium Hot Springs
Haines Oregon (OR), Chrome PM 1966 Jun-20
Description:
One of Oregon's largest natural warm pools. Located 11 miles west of Baker, Oregon on Highway 30. Picnic grounds and pool are set in the beautiful Baker Valley in the Blue Mountains. Large hot and cold springs enable the temperature of the pool to be adjusted to the weather. Raymond, Ethel, and Patrick O'Dell
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Title:
Lake of the Woods, Oregon
Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
LAKE OF THE WOODS RESORT, affords all a complete Grocery Store, Cocktail Lounge, Dining Room and Restaurant along with a Complete Marina and Fishing Tackle Shop. There are Cabins and Trailer Spaces and Free Boat Launching we are open the "Year 'round" for both Summer and Winter Vacations
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Title:
Forest Fiber Products Company
Forest Grove Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
Wood in Its Finest Form
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Title:
Multorpor Ski Area
Government Camp Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
MULTORPOR SKI AREA Government Camp, Oregon On the slopes of Mt. Hood
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Title:
The Dr. Robert Newell House
Champoeg Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
The Dr. Robert Newell House, Champoeg, Oregon. Built in 1851. Restored by the Oregon Society Daughters of the American Revolution
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Title:
Winter Splendor
Oregon (OR), Chrome PM 1959 Aug-15
Description:
Mt. Hood, Oregon in Winter Splendor Timberline Lodge and its ski lift offers one of the finest skiing facilities in the Northwest
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Title:
Caveman Lumber Company
Merlin Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
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Title:
Hoodo Ski Bowl Developers, Inc
Sisters Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
Box 20, Highway 20 Just off Highway 20, at the summit of Santiam Pass. Accessible by bus car or plane. Skiing for the family novice or expert
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Title:
Spout Springs Ski Area
Tollgate Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
With its lodge, ski shop, two T-bar lifts, three rope tows, and two double-chair high-capacity lifts, this ski resort draws skiers from a wide area in Eastern Oregon and Washington
Dexter Press, Inc
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Title:
This Little Town is Like Heaven to Us
Joseph Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
This little town is like Heaven to us. Don't drive like Hell thru it. Joseph, Oregon. Near Wallowa Lake
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Title:
Timberline Lodge, Mt. Hood National Forest
Timberline Oregon (OR), Linen unused
Description:
Erected by the Federal Government at a cost of over $1,000,000. Altitude 6000 feet. Altitude of mountain 11,245 feet
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Title:
Pack Train in the Wallowa Mountains
Oregon (OR), Linen unused
Description:
Pack Train in the Beautiful Wallowa Mountains in the North Eastern part of Oregon. Any time of the year is a good time to be here. For vacations long-remembered come to Northeastern Oregon, "The Switzerland of America"
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Title:
Tolovana Park, Oregon
Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
PC 66 -- Tolovana Park, Oregon. Haystack Rock and the Needles with a mounted sheriff's posse
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Title:
Coffinberry Lake
Ft. Stevens State Park Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
One of the most popular lakes, located on the Oregon Coast between Warrenton and Hammond
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Title:
Tooth Rock
Columbia River High Oregon (OR), White Border unused
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Title:
Punch Bowl, Eagle Creek, Columbia River highway, Oregon
Oregon (OR), White Border unused
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Title:
Vista House, Columbia River Highway, Ore
Oregon (OR), White Border PM Oct-3
Description:
Crown Point and Vista House
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Title:
355. Columbia River Highway, Oregon, Looking West Fro Shepperd's Dell Dome
Shepperd's Dell Oregon (OR), White Border PM 1924 Sep-4
Description:
A Picturesque Scene View of the Highway near Shepperd's Dell, looking west in the foreground Shepperd's Dell Bridge with reinforced concrete arch 100 feet long, crossing the stream that issues from Shepperd's Dell a lovely spot, presented to the city by George Shepperd. In the distance the waters of the broad Columbia, the great river of the west, preparing after its long journey of nearly 600 miles for its wedding with the mighty ocean
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Title:
Pheasants, Oregon's famous game birds
Oregon (OR), White Border
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Title:
Mt. Hood from Lost Lake, Oregon
Oregon (OR), White Border unused
Description:
Mt. Hood from Lost Lake, Oregon This magnificent snow-capped mountain, altitude 11,932 feet, is Portland's pride, easily accessible by Auto road from the city, distance about 60 miles. A Government Camp, Cloud Cap Inn, is open for visitors between July and September, situated at Timber Line near the Glaciers. One of its celebrated lakes is Lost Lake, surrounded by timbered mountains
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Title:
Sunrise on Mount Adams, from Trout Lake
Oregon (OR), White Border unused
Description:
Mount Adams Sunrise as seen at Mount Adams from Front Lake, Oregon. One of the beautiful mountains seen from Portland, has an altitude of 12,400 feet. It has an extinct volcano. Within the mountain circuit of 50 miles are ten glaciers
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Title:
Castle Buff on the Deschutes River, Oregon
Oregon (OR), White Border unused
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Title:
Oneonta Gorge, Columbia River Highway, Oregon
Oregon (OR), White Border unused
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Title:
Tumwater Falls, Columbia River, Oregon
Oregon (OR), White Border unused
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Title:
Horsetail Falls, Columbia River, Oregon
Oregon (OR), White Border unused
Description:
Horsetail Falls A fine view of this beautiful water fall is obtained from the Columbia River Highway. The Horsetail Falls are 208 feet high. This picture shows the Cathedral Dome beyond
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Title:
Seen from the Columbia River Highway. Cape Horn and Cigar Rock
Oregon (OR), White Border unused
Description:
Cape Horn and Cigar Rock Cape Horn and Cigar Rock is one of the beautiful scenic points on the Washington side of the Columbia River, and is seen from the Columbia River Highway
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Title:
Columbia River Highway, Multnomah Falls, Benson Foot Bridge
Oregon (OR), White Border unused
Description:
The Benson Foot Bridge affords a close view of Multnomah Falls, second highest in the United States. This is the largest of many falls seen along the highway. A huge volume of water falls from the brink of a cliff 840 feet into a rock basin and thence 70 feet to the floor of the valley. The pretty environment of tree-clad hillsides with their ferns and flowers. The rythmic murmur of the waters, the rainbows in the spray and the majesty of the surroundings render this a place without an equal from a scenic standpoint
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Title:
Columbia River Highway, Multnomal Falls, Benson and Highway Bridges
Oregon (OR), White Border unused
Description:
Multnomah Falls, unquestionably the queen of all American Cataracts. The stream rises out of Larch Mountain, the famous viewpoint of the Cascades, to which a trail is built. It has many falls along its picturesque course and the climax of its dashing is the smashing leap it makes for union with the Columbia. There are, in fact, two falls. The first has a perpendicular of 600 feet, and the waters pound into a circular basin with cannon like reverberations, course swiftly under a slenderly arched bridge only to drop again almost 70 feet nearly to the level of the Columbia
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Title:
Shepperd's Dell Bridge, Columbia River Highway
Oregon (OR), White Border unused
Description:
The Shepperd's Dell Bridge is 140 feet above the stream, which is spanned with a reinforced concrete arch 100 feet long, the total length being 150 feet
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Title:
Day-Lighted Tunney at Mitchell's Point
Oregon (OR), White Border
Description:
MITCHELL'S POINT TUNNEL Beyond Cascade Locks and near Hood River is Mitchell's Point, the old Storm Crest of the the Indians, approached by the most daring piece of masonry of the entire highway. Here, as at Crown Point, and in many other places, engineers had to be hung over cliffs with ropes 150 to 200 feet long to blast footing enough to make a survey. The most expensive piece of construction on the highway is Mitchell's Point Tunnel
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Title:
Oneonta Bluffs, Columbia River Highway
Oregon (OR), White Border unused
Description:
The walls of the Oneonta Bluff, rising abruptly from the bank of the river, did not allow passage way for an auto road, the only available ground being used by the railroad; so it became necessary to cut a tunnel right through the rock
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Title:
Pillars of Hercules, Columbia River Highway, Oregon
Oregon (OR), White Border unused
Description:
PILLARS OF HERCULES The Highway here presents a splendid view of those Columnar basalt formations known as the "Pillars of Hercules" which were no doubt thrust upon the earth by some violent volcanic disturbance in the distant past. By the ancients, the rocks of Gibraltar and the Atlas Mountain guarding the Mediterranean Sea, known then as Atlantes, and regarded as the entrance into the unknown, were called the Pillars of Hercules. This fanciful name seemed very appropriate to those old pioneers following the trail along the Columbia River and between the larger pillars. The tree on the crest of the larger pillar stands over 40 feet in height and is perhaps one hundred years old
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Title:
Yocum Falls as seen from Mt. Hood Loop Highway
Government Camp Oregon (OR), White Border PM 1931 Oct-19
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Title:
Loops of Columbia River Highway at Rowena Heights, Oregon
Rowena Heights Oregon (OR), White Border unused
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Title:
Sunset on Crater Lake
Oregon (OR), White Border unused
Description:
Crater Lake is one of the grandest natural scenic lakes of the west. It is the highest body of water existing, being 8,000 feet above sea level, exceeds 2,000 feet in depth and has no visible outlet. It is surrounded by a National Reserve, situated in the Cascade Range, very popular for vacation and automobile trips
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Title:
Refection of Mt. Hood in Lost Lake, Oregon
Oregon (OR), White Border PM 1929 Jul-12
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Title:
Hell's Smole Stacks, one of the Wonders of Oregon's Scenery
Oregon (OR), White Border unused
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Title:
Columbia River Highway
Oregon (OR), White Border unused
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Title:
Approach to Mitchell's Point, Columbia River Highway, Oregon
Oregon (OR), White Border unused
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Title:
Crossing the Rogue River at Grant's Pass
Pacific Highway Oregon (OR), White Border unused
Description:
Crossing the Rogue River at Grant's Pass Pacific Highway, Oregon
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Title:
Pacific Highway, Oregon, winding through picturesque Canyon Creek
Oregon (OR), White Border unused
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Title:
Near Government Camp, Mt. Hood Lopp Highway, Oregon
Oregon (OR), White Border unused
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Title:
Mt. Hood as seem from Mt. Hood Loop
Laurel Hill Oregon (OR), White Border unused
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Title:
Sahale Falls, Bridge and Fountain
Mt. Hood Loop Oregon (OR), White Border unused
Description:
441 Sahale Falls, Bridge and Fountain, Mt. Hood Loop, Oregon
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Title:
Dalles-California Bridge Over Crooked River
Crooked River Oregon (OR), White Border PM Nov-19
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Title:
Bridge and Fishing Rocks at Oceanside, Oregon
Oceanside Oregon (OR), White Border PM 1936 Jul-25
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Title:
Mitchell's Point Tunnel
Oregon (OR), White Border unused
Description:
Mitchell's Point Tunnel, Columbia River Highway, Oregon
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Title:
View of the Columbia Gorge and Vista House at Crown Point on the Columbia River Highway
Oregon (OR), White Border unused
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Title:
On the Rim, Crater Lake, Oregon
Oregon (OR), White Border PM 1930 Mar-7
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Title:
Rustic Bridge
City Park Oregon (OR), White Border unused
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Title:
A Rose Covered Bungalow
Portalnd Oregon (OR), White Border PM 1916 Jun-5
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Title:
M.E. Church
South Portland Oregon (OR), White Border PM 1918 May-3
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Title:
Punch Bowl, Eagle Creek, Columbia River Highway
Oregon (OR), White Border unused
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Title:
Columbia River Highway
Oregon (OR), White Border unused
Description:
Footbridge Over Highway near Latourelle Falls. Over the Columbia River Highway near Latourille Falls connecting the two parts of a country estate through which the right of way of the Highway runs. Care has been taken in this, as in all other matters connected with the highway, to preserve artistic values
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Title:
Columbia River Highway, Oregon. Eagle's Nest Observatory rest near Eagle Creek, Rounding Tooth Mt
Oregon (OR), White Border unused
Description:
Road Rounding Eagle Crest Near Eagle Creek, rounding Tooth Mountain, showing Eagle's Nest Observatory. Mountain sides were blasted away or tunneled through, and though the highway in places seems from a distance to be fairly hanging on the mountain sides, it is as firmly planted as the Rock of Gibralter
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Title:
Eagle Creek Bridge, Columbia River Highway
Oregon (OR), White Border PM 1918 Nov
Description:
Showing observation point where the power of nature may quietly absorb the inspiration of this, one of the most charming views and harmonious landscapes on the Highway. The Bridge, over 600 feet in length, is made of the Italian dry masonry work so extensively found in the old countries. The roadway is paved with Warrenite 47 miles
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Title:
McCord Creek Falls, Columbia River Highway, Oregon
Oregon (OR), White Border unused
Description:
McCord Creek Falls These beautiful falls, having their source in Larch Mountain in McCord and Pierce Creeks, were but little known until the Columbia River Highway with its 47 miles of hard surface, gentle curves and easy grades brought this delightful spot within two hours ride from the heart of Portland
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Title:
Horsetail Falls, Columbia River Highway
Oregon (OR), White Border unused
Description:
A fine view of this beautiful water fall is obtained from the Columbia River Highway. The Horsetail Falls are 208 feet high
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Title:
Day Lighted Tunnel, Columbia River Highway, Oregon
Oregon (OR), White Border unused
Description:
Mitchell's Point Tunnel Beyond Cascade Locks and near Hood River is Mitchell's Point, the old Storm Crest of the Indians, approached by the most daring piece of masonry of the entire highway. Here, as at Crown Point, and in many other places, engineers had to be hung over cliffs with ropes 150 to 200 feet long to blast footing enough to make a survey. The most expensive piece of construction on the highway is Mitchell's Point Tunnel
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Title:
Grand view of the Columbia River from the highway above Bridal Veil, Oregon
Bridal Veil Oregon (OR), White Border unused
Description:
A charming vista of the Columbia River from the highway near Bridal Veil, Ore. The scenic beauty of the Columbia River is never exhausted, each trip along the highway reveals some new beauty spot unknown before. Travelers of wide experience who know the beautiful rivers of the old countries awake to fresh enthusiasm when they make a journey over the Columbia River Highway
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Title:
Columbia River Highway, Multhomah Falls, Benson Foot Bridge
Oregon (OR), White Border PM 1916 Aug-19
Description:
The Benson Foot Bridge affords a close view of Multnomah Falls, second highest in the United States. This is the largest of many falls seen along the highway. A huge volume of water falls from the brink of a cliff 840 feet feet into a rock basin and thence 70 feet to the floor of the valley. The pretty environment of tree-clad hillsides with their ferns and flowers. The rythmic murmur of the waters, the rainbows in the spray and the majesty of the surroundings render this a place without an equal from a scenic standpoint
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Title:
Table Mountain seen from Bonneville on the Columbia River Highway
Bonneville Oregon (OR), White Border unused
Description:
Table Mountain. Table Mountain is said to have been the north pier of the Bridge of the Gods; the highway encircles the south pier of this ancient bridge that geologists say was fact as much as myth, and islands between and the sunken forest are said to be the broken fragments of the span that fell when convulsions shook the once active volcanoes, Hood, Adams, and St. Helens
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Title:
Columbia River Highway
Oregon (OR), White Border unused
Description:
There is nothing in America that can surpass it and the road compares favorably with the best there is in Europe. The Columbia River Highway is the only natural gateway through the Cascade Range Mountains for wagons and automobiles. The dream of a century is realized. Tourists can come through on easy grades from the east, and enjoy the best of scenery on their way to the Pacific sea shore. "ON UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM"
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Title:
Seen from the Columbia River Highway. Cape Horn and Cigar Rock
Oregon (OR), White Border unused
Description:
Cape Horn and Cigar Rock Cape Horn and Cigar Rock is one of the beautiful scenic points on the Washington side of the Columbia River, and is seen from the Columbia River Highway
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Title:
Picturesque Columbia River Gorge, seen from the Highway
Oregon (OR), White Border PM Mar
Description:
Columbia River Gorge. At Crown Point the Columbia River Highway encircles the top of a great rock rising over 700 feet above the mile-wide Columbia, and is the highest point reached by the drive. Across the river you behold in the distance Table Mountain, whose broad flast top was according to the ancient Indian legend, the north pier of the fabled "Bridge of the Gods." In the foreground Rooster Rock rises up from the river, while in the distance 35 miles away the eye catches the snow-capped mountains, and for an equal distance the other way the majestic Columbia is in sight. "ON UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM."
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Title:
Approach to Oneonta Bluffs, Columbia River Highway
Oregon (OR), White Border unused
Description:
Magnificent view of the Great Columbia River from the Highway, showing Castle Rock in the distance. One of the favorite views of the thousands of motorists who travel over the Highway each week, and said by many to equal in beauty the famous German Rhine
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Title:
Pillars of Hercules, Columbia River Highway
Oregon (OR), White Border unused
Description:
The Highway here presents a splendid view of those Columnar basalt formations known as the "Pillars of Hercules" which were no doubt thrust upon the earth by some Violent Volcanic disturbance in the distant past. By the ancients, the rocks of Gibralter and the Atlas Mountain guarding the Mediterranean Sea, known then as Atlentes, and regarded as the entrance into the unknown, were called the Pillars of Hercules. This fanciful name seemed very appropriate to those old pioneers following the trail along the Columbia river and between the larger pillars. The tree on the crest of the larger pillar stands over 40 feet in height and is perhaps one hundred years old
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Title:
Cascade Locks, Columbia River
Cascade Locks Oregon (OR), White Border PM Feb-1
Description:
Cascade Locks, seen from the highway, constructed by the government at an expense of nearly $3,000,000,00 to overcome the unnavigable rapids of The Cascades. The locks raise steamers 20 feet and enables them to pass around the Cascades. The Indian legend has it that the rapids were formed by the fall of the fabled "Bridge of the Gods" and once spanned the Columbia River
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Title:
Storm Crest Tunnel
Oregon (OR), White Border unused
Description:
This picture shows the west approach to tunnel at Mitchell's Point, which is located beyond Cascade Locks and near Hood River. This tunnel has five gigantic windows overlooking the Columbia and the mountains beyond, and is particularly interesting because it is the most expensive piece of construction on the the highway. "ON UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM"
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Title:
Windows in Storm Crest Tunnel, Columbia River Highway
Oregon (OR), White Border PM 1916 Sep-4
Description:
Storm Crest Tunnel Not only is Storm Crest tunneled, but it has five gigantic windows overlooking the Columbia and the mountains beyond. Nothing like it is known anywhere, save in a certain point in France and in the famous --- along the shore of Lake Lucerne in Switzerland, and that has only three windows, while Storm Crest has five. It also has parapets at the windows and --- for visitors within
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Title:
Day Lighted Tunnel, Columbia River Highway, Oregon
Oregon (OR), White Border unused
Description:
Storm Crest Tunnel Beyond Cascade Locks and near Hood River is Mitchell's Point, the old Storm Crest of the Indians, approached by the most daring piece of masonry of the entire highway. Here, as at Crown Point, and many other places, engineers had to be hung over cliffs with ropes 150 to 200 feet long to blast footing enough to make a survey. The most expensive piece of construction on the highway is Storm Crest Tunnel
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Title:
Upper section of the Dalles-Celilo Locks, Oregon
Oregon (OR), White Border unused
Description:
Upper section of the Dalles-Celilo Locks constructed by the U.S. Government making continuous navigation possible on the Columbia River for its entire course along the Northern Boundary of the State. On the right, side by side, is the State Portage Railway and the O. W. R. & N. Line. "On Union Pacific System"
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Title:
Columbia River Gorge from Chanticleer Inn, Columbia River Highway
Oregon (OR), White Border unused
Description:
The Gorge of the Columbia from the highway. This view was taken from Chanticleer Inn, showing Crown Point, and looking up the beautiful Columbia River. World travelers and men of national prominence, who have viewed the Columbia River Highway, are agreed that the project is without equal in America, either in scenic value or construction standards. Many of the visitors declared that it is not surpassed by any of the most famous boulevards in Europe
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Title:
Crown Point Showing Vista House, Columbia River Highway, Oregon
Oregon (OR), White Border unused
Description:
Crown Point and Vista House At Crown Point the broad highway encircles the top of a rock which stands sheer 700 feet, overlooking the mile wide Columbia below, the eye following the shining course of this broad stream for 35 miles in either direction. Vista House is built as a memorial to pioneers. It is a beautiful structure of concrete, steel, copper and glass, and used as a rest-house for the hundreds of thousands of tourists who make use of the Columbian River Highway. It occupies the highest point reached by the drive, and it provides inspiring views of teh highway. Edgar M. Lazarus, Architect, Vista House Memorial Building
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Title:
Some big timbers ready for the saw mills
Oregon (OR), White Border PM Nov-6
Description:
Some big timbers ready for the saw mills, Oregon. The conversion of these great trees into lumber, and the industries connected therewith, has been one of the principal factors in the upbuilding of the State, and has made Oregon the greatest lumber producing center in the whole world
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Title:
The Town House
Agate Beach Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
Series 42462
The Town House. “Famous on the coast for fine food”. Lighthouse Junction. Agate Beach, Ore. 2 miles N. of Newport. Distinctive dining with a magnificent panoramic ocean view. Prime ribs of beef, charcoal broiled steaks and ocean fresh seafood
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Title:
Shaniko Hotel
Shaniko Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
Series 126306
Easily most important relic in present day Shaniko is old Shaniko Hotel, prominent red brick building, middle distance. Built in 1900 as "Columbia Southern", venerable hostelry still serves resident and traveler alike. Veterans of once savage wars between cattle and sheepman now live peacefully together in retirement. Sightseeing travelers find delicious meals served in historic surroundings. Many wagons, buggies are shown to public in open fields, under shelter and in old warehouses
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Title:
Shaniko Post Office
Shaniko Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
Series 138746
First Shaniko Post Office opened March 31, 1900 with John Wilcox first postmaster. In 1911 Oregon Trunk Railroad by-passed Shaniko, condemning town to slow death. Fires took toll of many buildings never rebuilt. Adding to present revival of old Shaniko - Ed Martin - has built new post office in nostalgic turn of century style. Grand opening was exactly 73 years later. Building also houses office of Shaniko Historical Museum
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Title:
Shaniko Wagon Yard
Shaniko Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
Shaniko's famous "Wagon Yard" stands as memorial to late Joe Morelli who collected vehicles over long period. Exposed to weather for years, most were placed under shelter in 1959
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Title:
Timbering in the Pacific Northwest
Oregon (OR), Linen PM 1949 Jul-25
Description:
Oregon Timber One-fifth of the standing timber in the United States grows within Oregon's borders. There are 395,776,229,000 standing feet of timber in Oregon
Tichnor Bros., Inc
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Title:
Approach to Eagle Creek. Columbia River Highway
Oregon (OR), White Border unused
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Title:
Columbia River Highway, Oregon. East Approach, Shepperd's Dell
Shepperd's Dell Oregon (OR), White Border unused
Description:
Shepperds's Dell, Bridge and Domes. This picture shows the east approach to Shepperds Dell, and gives an idea of the wonderful construction of the road. It is now paved with bitulithic, a distance of 47 miles. There is one mile of reinforced concrete bridges and viaducts, three miles of dry masonry walls, four miles of concrete gutters and six miles of concrete fencing. There are seventeen bridges similar to the one shown in this picture. "On union Pacific System"
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Title:
East Approach to Eagle Creek, Columbia Highway, Ore
Oregon (OR), White Border unused
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Title:
Grand view of the Columbia River from the Highway above Bridal Veil, Oregon
Bridal Veil Oregon (OR), White Border unused
Description:
The scenic beauty of the Columbia River is never exhausted, each trip along the highway reveals some new beauty spot unknown before. Travelers of wide experience who know the beautiful rivers of the old countries awake to fresh enthusiasm when they make a journey over the Columbia River Highway
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Title:
Latourelle Bridge Looking Toward Crown Point, Colombia River Highway, Oregon
Oregon (OR), White Border unused
Description:
One of the 17 concrete bridges on the highway. It has three 80 foot arches, and the bottom of the bridge is one hundred feet above the water. From this bridge may be seen Latourelle Falls, one of the principal falls along the highway. It is 224 feet in height. In speaking of the Columbia River Highway, William Howard Taft says - "It is the most remarkable road in the United States and it will attract many visitors."
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Title:
Pacific highway at Myrtle Creek, Oregon
Oregon (OR), White Border unused
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Title:
West Viaduct Approach to Multnomah Falls, Columbia River Highway
Oregon (OR), White Border unused
Description:
The construction of this wonderful highway, leading from Portland, Oregon to the heart of the Cascade Mountains is a noteworthy feat of high class engineering that compares favorably with any in the world. The highway is almost a continuation of curves, has a minimum width of 24 feet, and a maximum grade of 5%, cost nearly $2,000,000.00 and required about two years to construct. Everywhere the motorist is protected from danger by strong walls of cement and stone
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Title:
Cave Junction, Oregon
Cave Junction Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
Series K1605A,S-41938-1
Cave Junction, Oregon Gateway to the Oregon Caves
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Title:
Oregon Caves, Chateau, Oregon
Chateau Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
Series S-13905-6
OREGON CAVES, CHATEAU, OREGON Oregon Caves National Monument located in the heart of the Siskiyous, 4000 ft. elevation, 50 miles from Grants Pass. From the floor of the canyon, the six stories rise in majestic beauty, blending with the moss-covered marble ledges of the surrounding country. Photo by Hugh Hinkleman
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Title:
Chapel of St. Benedict Lodge
McKenzie Bridge Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
Series C-20477
CHAPEL OF ST. BENEDICT LODGE DOMINICAN FATHERS McKenzie Bridge, Oregon
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Title:
Mount Angel Abbey
Saint Benedics Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
Mount Angel Abbey Saint Benedict Oregon Top left - Abbey Church Top right - South Court Lower left - North Court Lower right - Retreat House
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Title:
Mount Angel Abbey
St. Benedict Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
Series KV8008
Mount Angel Abbey St. Benedict, Oregon 97373 Founded in 1882
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Title:
Mt. Angel Seminary
St. Benedict Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
Mt. Angel Seminary Anselm Hall St. Benedict, Oregon 97373
K-2716, 96866
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Title:
Lobby
Timberline Lodge Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
Attractive, and comfortable furnishings make this spacious lobby a favorite meeting place for guests of Timberline lodge, on the slopes of Mount Hood Oregon
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Title:
Mount Angel Abbey
St. Benedict Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
Series KV5990
Mount Angel Abbey St. Benedict, Oregon 97373 founded in 1882
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Title:
Umpqua Lighthouse
Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
Series K-237, S-1548-4
Umpuque Lighthouse (state park) At mouth of Umpuque River, Oregon, 1 mile west of Winchester Bay
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Title:
coquille river bridge
Brandon Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
located near Brandon, one of the many imposing bridges along the scenic highway
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Title:
Scenic Cape Arago Light
Near Coos Bay Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
Series P22526
Smith-Western Co. Inc
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Title:
Harris Pine Mills
Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
Series 45489-C
This nation-wide industry, with headquarters at Pendleton, Oregon, conducts comprehensive operations from growing its own trees to manufacturing and marketing fine furniture. Its sawmills and factories cut and process annually enough lumber to reach around the world
Dexter Press Inc
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Title:
Spout Springs Ski Area
Tollgate Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
Spout Springs Ski Area Near Tollgate, Oregon With it's lodge, ski shop, two T-bar lifts, three rope tows, and two double chair high-capacity lifts,this ski resort draws skiers from a wide area in Eastern Oregon and Washington
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Title:
Enterprise, Oregon
Enterprise Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
Enterprise, Oregon In the hunting and fishing country
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Title:
Mount St Helens
Oregon (OR), Chrome unused
Description:
Series 9
Bridge from the Toutle river collapsed from wet cement-likemud laced with cars, trucks,trees, steel girders, house pieces and dead animals. The 90 degrees steaming Toutle River flowed into the larger Cowlitz, raising its temperatures to the 80's enough to kill all its fish. Mud and debris poured into the Columbia ad within 18 hours had shoaled its 40 foot channel to 14 feet. New sand bars stranded freighters upstream in Protalnd for 3 days
Mike Roberts Color Productions
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Title:
Chain of Lakes in Scenic Oregon
Oregon (OR), Linen unused
Description:
Series P146
Geologically, Oregon is a most interesting state. A great range of mountains, the Cascades, a chain of volcanic peaks extending north and south, divides the state into one-third "marine" western portion and two-thirds "continental" eastern portion. Thus Oregon has 96,000 square miles of diversified terrain - a masterpiece of varied grandeur
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