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  • Tomas Svoboda (1939-2022)

    Tomáš Svoboda was an internationally renowned composer, performer, professor, and conductor. He composed over two hundred works, including six symphonies; orchestral, choral, and vocal works; …

    Oregon Encyclopedia

  • Tom McCall's copy of his speech to the Oregon Legislative Assembly, 1973

    Governor Tom McCall gave this speech to the Oregon Legislative Assembly on January 8, 1973. Like all personal copies of his speeches, it is marked …

    Oregon History Project

  • Tom McCall's "Farewell Speech" at the Portland City Club, 1974

    Thomas Lawson McCall finished his second term as Oregon's thirtieth governor in January 1975. The Portland City Club, a non-profit civic affairs group, asked McCall …

    Oregon History Project

  • Tom McCall's Re-election

    Oregon GovernorTom McCall issued this eight-page press release in early September, 1970, during his successful re-election campaign. This is the first page of that statement.  …

    Oregon History Project

  • Tom McCall & the Bottle Ban

    This photograph shows Mrs. Joe H. Rand talking with Oregon Governor Tom McCall at a Feb. 2, 1970, demonstration by members of the Young Women’s …

    Oregon History Project

  • Tommy Thompson (1864?–1959)

    Tommy Kuni Thompson served as the headman of Wyam (an Ichiskiin Sinwit word that translates as "echo of falling water" in English), also called Celilo …

    Oregon Encyclopedia

  • Toni Pimble (1953–)

    Toni Pimble, one of the first women to lead an American ballet company, is a founder of the Eugene Ballet, the oldest established ballet company …

    Oregon Encyclopedia

  • Tonquin (ship)

    The Tonquin, built in 1807, was described by Edmund Fanning, its builder, as “a first-rate ship and fast sailing vessel.” The ninety-four-foot, three-masted ship …

    Oregon Encyclopedia

  • Tonya Harding (1970- )

    Tonya Harding was a United States champion figure skater who competed in the 1992 and 1994 Winter Olympics. She was the first American woman to …

    Oregon Encyclopedia

  • To Reverse the Failure of the Nation’s Indian Programs

    New Deal reforms ushered in dramatic new directions for the nation’s Indian policy, terminating the allotment programs, fostering Indian arts and crafts, and ending the …

    Oregon History Project

3225 results

  • Tomas Svoboda (1939-2022)

    Tomáš Svoboda was an internationally renowned composer, performer, professor, and conductor. He composed over two hundred works, including six symphonies; orchestral, choral, and vocal works; …

    Oregon Encyclopedia

  • Tom McCall's copy of his speech to the Oregon Legislative Assembly, 1973

    Governor Tom McCall gave this speech to the Oregon Legislative Assembly on January 8, 1973. Like all personal copies of his speeches, it is marked …

    Oregon History Project

  • Tom McCall's "Farewell Speech" at the Portland City Club, 1974

    Thomas Lawson McCall finished his second term as Oregon's thirtieth governor in January 1975. The Portland City Club, a non-profit civic affairs group, asked McCall …

    Oregon History Project

  • Tom McCall's Re-election

    Oregon GovernorTom McCall issued this eight-page press release in early September, 1970, during his successful re-election campaign. This is the first page of that statement.  …

    Oregon History Project

  • Tom McCall & the Bottle Ban

    This photograph shows Mrs. Joe H. Rand talking with Oregon Governor Tom McCall at a Feb. 2, 1970, demonstration by members of the Young Women’s …

    Oregon History Project

  • Tommy Thompson (1864?–1959)

    Tommy Kuni Thompson served as the headman of Wyam (an Ichiskiin Sinwit word that translates as "echo of falling water" in English), also called Celilo …

    Oregon Encyclopedia

  • Toni Pimble (1953–)

    Toni Pimble, one of the first women to lead an American ballet company, is a founder of the Eugene Ballet, the oldest established ballet company …

    Oregon Encyclopedia

  • Tonquin (ship)

    The Tonquin, built in 1807, was described by Edmund Fanning, its builder, as “a first-rate ship and fast sailing vessel.” The ninety-four-foot, three-masted ship …

    Oregon Encyclopedia

  • Tonya Harding (1970- )

    Tonya Harding was a United States champion figure skater who competed in the 1992 and 1994 Winter Olympics. She was the first American woman to …

    Oregon Encyclopedia

  • To Reverse the Failure of the Nation’s Indian Programs

    New Deal reforms ushered in dramatic new directions for the nation’s Indian policy, terminating the allotment programs, fostering Indian arts and crafts, and ending the …

    Oregon History Project