Record Details
Field | Value |
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Title | Guide to the Center for Columbia River History Oral Histories 1998-2000 |
Subject |
Dams--Oregon--History; Dams--Columbia River Region--History; Dams--Washington (state)--History; Hydroelectric power palnts--Columbia River Region--History; Water-power--Oregon--History; Water resources development--Columbia River Region--History; Idaho; Montana; Oregon; Washington; Oral Histories; African Americans; Agriculture; Archaeology; Business, Industry, and Labor; Chinese Americans; City and Town Life; Civil Rights; Environmental Conditions; Fisheries and Wildlife; Forestry and Forest Products; Government and Politics; Home and Family; International Relations; Irrigation; Japanese Americans; Labor History; Logging; Mexican Americans; Mines and Mineral Resources; Native Americans; Pacific Northwest History; Public Works; Public Utilities; Sports and Recreation; Religion; Transportation; Women |
Description | This collection documents social, political, economic, scientific, and technological changes in the Columbia River Basin since the building of large federal hydroelectric dams began in the 1930s. The collection adds significantly to Columbia Basin history through its focus on dissent regarding Columbia River dams, and the varied impacts of dam building to communities in the basin. It is composed of one large project, Columbia River Dissenters, conducted by the Oregon... |
Publisher |
Oregon Historical Society, Research Library |
Date | 1998/2000 |
Rights |
The collection is open to the public. Patrons may listen to service copies during library hours in the Oregon Historical Society Research Library. Transcripts are also available. Some transcripts are available on the Internet on the Center for Columbia River History Web Site; however, others are only available for public viewing in the Oregon Historical Society Research Library. Some restrictions to individual interviews may apply. When applicable, restrictions are noted for individual interviews.; For audio reproduction and information on publication rights, contact the Oregon Historical Society Research Library. OHS owns all rights to the interviews, unless otherwise noted through narrator restriction.; Copyright Statement: The Oregon Historical Society owns copyright to the interviews conducted in this project. Some restrictions may apply to individual interviews. |
Type | Collection collection |
Identifier | http://archiveswest.orbiscascade.org/ark:/80444/xv99870 |
Language | eng |
Format |
289 audio-cassette tapes, analog. |
Coverage | 1998-2000 |