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The Milltown Dam was a hydroelectric dam located seven miles east of Missoula, Montana, at the confluence of the Clark Fork River and Blackfoot River near Milltown and Bonner, Montana. This collection contains records from a variety of sources...
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The Federation of Western Outdoor Clubs is a loosely organized combination of outing clubs which as founded in 1932. This collection contains the general and officer records, correspondence, minutes and resolutions of the Federation of Western...
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This collection consists of correspondence, photographs, and miscellaneous items related to Save Our Summers.; From the guide to the Save Our Summers Records, 1975-2004 (Collection number: Cage
749):; Save Our Summers (SOS), a nonprofit...
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The personal papers and notes of Dr. Jack Berryman
detailing his work with the Wild Steelhead Coalition as well as research for his 2006
book "Fly Fishing Pioneers and Legends of the Northwest."; Prominent sports historian...
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Materials, dating from 1934-1941, related to the Lowden Farm Bureau.; The collection consists of Tum-A-Lum Lumber Company receipts (1936-1937), Frank J. Jackson Bicycles, Sporting Goods, General Repairing receipts (1936-1937), First National Bank...
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The collection consists primarily of aerial photographs and landscapes that highlight geological features in the land around Utah and Wyoming. It also includes images of different types of rocks from streams and lakes, assorted images of a car,...
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The collection consists of research notes, teaching files, correspondence and publications. Some class files are classified private and confidential under provisions of state and federal records laws.; Biographical Note; Professor David Rich...
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Dr. Murray L. Johnson, M.D., was a Professor of Biology at the University of Puget Sound and helped establish the mammalian collections at the Puget Sound Museum (now the Slater Museum of Natural History) in 1948. He was contracted by the Atomic...
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Wind signal
ledger for Seattle, Washington; George N. Salisbury was the Official in Charge at Seattle from October
1894 through July 1923. He was born in Saratoga, Minnesota on 16 September
1860. He was a graduate of the University of...
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Series of oral history interviews with boatbuilder Norman C.
Blanchard; Biographical Note; Norman C. Blanchard was born in 1911, the third generation in a family of mariners and boat builders. His
father founded the Blanchard Boat Company...
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The collection consists of documents, photocopies and images from the Klamath River Commission addressing land and water use in the Klamath River watershed of Oregon and California. The Commission was instrumental in the creation of the 1957...
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This anonymous handwritten volume contains several texts, including a diary of a sea voyage from Boston to San Francisco in 1852, a description of an 1863 trip on the Columbia River, and miscellaneous handwritten recipes, notes and clippings.;...
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The Rufus Woods collection contains the personal papers of Rufus Woods and subject files related to the building of the Grand Coulee Dam. The entire collection spans the time period from 1896 to 1980 with the years between 1918 and 1950 offering...
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This collection contains the business records of Astoria Iron Works, a prominent canning machinery company started in 1881 in Astoria, Oregon.; Historical Note; Astoria Iron Works was a prominent canning machinery company started in 1881 in...
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News article from 1970 about the Gjøa ship in San Francisco, and a copy of a diary about the Gjøa's 1901 Arctic Ocean expedition.; Historical Note; The Gjøa was the first vessel to transit the Northwest Passage. With a crew of six, Roald Amundsen...
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These files are created when property owners propose a change to their property which also involves a change in the drainage system.; Historical note; Salt Lake County Engineering and Flood Control provides planning, engineering design service,...
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Correspondence, marketing materials, newspaper clippings, financial documents and political records related to Oregon's 1967 Beach Bill controversy and ballot initiatives, securing public coastal lands, the fight to relocate Highway 101 onto...
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The papers of Senior Vice President of the Humane Society of the United States, Patricia Forkan, this
collection ranges from approximately 1971 to 2008 and is primarily composed of records relating the International Whaling Commission.;...
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The American Fisheries Society Oregon Chapter Records document the research, education, and public policy activities of the organization in addressing the protection of fish populations and habitats. The Oregon Chapter was established in 1964 as...
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The Agricultural Research Foundation
Records consist of annual and biennial reports documenting the financial
status and research funded by the Foundation. The Agricultural Research
Foundation was founded in 1934 to encourage and facilitate...
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The George S. Bailey Papers document
research conducted by Bailey and several research faculty, graduate
students, and postdoctoral researchers working under his direction on
dietary cancer prevention agents. Bailey was a Professor of...
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The Bluebird Habitat Research Records
document the Bluebird Trail project of the Audubon Society of Corvallis to
install and monitor bluebird nesting boxes in Corvallis and the
surrounding area in an effort to reestablish local breeding...
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The Bond Papers document the fisheries
research conducted by OSU Fisheries and Wildlife Professor Carl E.
Bond.; Biographical Note:; Alumnus and ichthyologist Carl Bond received B.S. and M.S. degrees from
Oregon State College in 1947...
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The F. Ross Brown Papers consist of
materials generated and assembled by Brown documenting his student years
at Oregon Agricultural College, agricultural work in the 1910s, and
participation in the Oregon Wildlife Federation and the National...
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The Homer Campbell Papers document Campbell's undergraduate education at Oregon State College, career as a fisheries biologist, leadership of the Audubon Society in Corvallis, and his environmental activism. Campbell earned undergraduate (1948)...
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