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  • Union Activity and World War I

    In the early twentieth century, most loggers and millworkers lived in company-provided towns or camps, where the accommodations, food, pay, and working conditions could range …

    Oregon History Project

  • Union Fisherman's Co-operative Packing Co.

    The photograph shows the cannery building and net drying racks of the Union Fishermen’s Co-Operative Packing Company in Astoria in the early 1920s. The salmon …

    Oregon History Project

  • Vanport Extension Center

    The Vanport Extension Center grew from a converted shopping mall and recreation center in the World War II city of Vanport into Portland State University …

    Oregon Encyclopedia

  • Vera Katz (1933–2017)

    Once dubbed a "militant housewife" by the Oregonian, Vera Katz arrived in the United States as a seven-year-old World War II refugee. At the …

    Oregon Encyclopedia

  • Walter Pierce Democratic Candidate for Governor, 1918

    'This 1918 campaign card—showing here the front and back—promoted the political candidacy of Walter M. Pierce, a Democratic state senator, in his first bid …

    Oregon History Project

  • Warren H. Williams (1844-1888)

    Between 1869 and 1887, Warren Haywood Williams provided sophisticated architectural design to commercial, residential, and institutional clients in the Pacific Northwest. His most successful buildings …

    Oregon Encyclopedia

  • Whites Become Ethnics

    Conflict had the potential to challenge that inclusion. The anti-unionist San Francisco paper used the fishermen’s immigrant status as ammunition and attacked the strikers by framing …

    Oregon History Project

  • Women Cannery Workers

    This photograph was taken by Portland photographer John F. Ford, probably between 1900 and 1902. It shows women labeling cans of salmon at the Megler …

    Oregon History Project

  • Yaquina City

    Yaquina City was a railroad boomtown on the upper reaches of Yaquina Bay, three to four miles east of Newport on the central Oregon Coast. …

    Oregon Encyclopedia

189 results

  • Union Activity and World War I

    In the early twentieth century, most loggers and millworkers lived in company-provided towns or camps, where the accommodations, food, pay, and working conditions could range …

    Oregon History Project

  • Union Fisherman's Co-operative Packing Co.

    The photograph shows the cannery building and net drying racks of the Union Fishermen’s Co-Operative Packing Company in Astoria in the early 1920s. The salmon …

    Oregon History Project

  • Vanport Extension Center

    The Vanport Extension Center grew from a converted shopping mall and recreation center in the World War II city of Vanport into Portland State University …

    Oregon Encyclopedia

  • Vera Katz (1933–2017)

    Once dubbed a "militant housewife" by the Oregonian, Vera Katz arrived in the United States as a seven-year-old World War II refugee. At the …

    Oregon Encyclopedia

  • Walter Pierce Democratic Candidate for Governor, 1918

    'This 1918 campaign card—showing here the front and back—promoted the political candidacy of Walter M. Pierce, a Democratic state senator, in his first bid …

    Oregon History Project

  • Warren H. Williams (1844-1888)

    Between 1869 and 1887, Warren Haywood Williams provided sophisticated architectural design to commercial, residential, and institutional clients in the Pacific Northwest. His most successful buildings …

    Oregon Encyclopedia

  • Whites Become Ethnics

    Conflict had the potential to challenge that inclusion. The anti-unionist San Francisco paper used the fishermen’s immigrant status as ammunition and attacked the strikers by framing …

    Oregon History Project

  • Women Cannery Workers

    This photograph was taken by Portland photographer John F. Ford, probably between 1900 and 1902. It shows women labeling cans of salmon at the Megler …

    Oregon History Project

  • Yaquina City

    Yaquina City was a railroad boomtown on the upper reaches of Yaquina Bay, three to four miles east of Newport on the central Oregon Coast. …

    Oregon Encyclopedia