A hardcover ledger with "Record" stamped on the front. The pages contain accounting of costs and sales made by the Fairview Cheese Company (later known as the Fairview Cheese Manufacturing Company). The first entry was made by company owners H. C. Campbell, Rufus Mallory, and C. F. Swigert on July 1, 1901. Entries date from July 1901 to December 1903.
Narrow folder containing a folded map and directory of Portland businesses in 1925. Includes a section that introduces businesses and gives information about where to buy items. The front cover has a design with a magnifiying glass showing over the Willamette River and streets. The back has a list of buildings by name and location. Inside it opens to an alphabetical list of businesses. Opens further to a downtown Portland map from Ash to Salmon and Second to Park showing all businesses in each block with that street area. There are sketches of some of the buildings on the map. Inside insert also has a map showing the east and west side of the Willamette River w/ mileage chart outside of downtown Portland area. Another inside map shows main routes to the Columbia River (north), 82nd Ave.to the east, Pacific Highway going south and west hills including Council Crest. 8.5" X 3" closed.
Black and White Landscape photo of two people on a hay cart, being pulled by two white horses. Hand written on back "Dad Peterson & | Esther on Shaw farm"
Black & white photo of Esther Peterson (Jenne) as a young woman, wearing long white dress and large hair bow, holding a tennis racquet and ball as if posing to serve. She is standing in front of a large pile of wood or lumber. Handwritten on back "Esther | Jenne"
Small rectangular metal badge with a safety pin fastner on the back. There is a small rectangular mirror in the middle of the plaque. Above and below the mirror is lithographed green text on off-white background "ZIMMERMAN'S | We Handle National Brands".
Girls' blue blended cotton twill athletic jersey for Pleasant Valley Elementary School. Shirt buttons down center front; turn-down collar lined with goldenrod binding tape; raglan cap sleeves also edged with gold binding. Text "Pleasant | Valley" embroidered in yellow cursive text on PL front; self patch pocket with single button flap on PR front. Large gold numeral "7" appliqued to CB. Woven label at interior CB with text "ATHLETIC | SUPPLY" and "Tackle Twill | REG. U.S. PAT. OFF. | WATER REPELLENT | RAYON AND COTTON | FABRIC BY | Skinners"; tags also have illustration of red star with blue wings and two football players.
Copy of studio portrait of William Henry Shattuck as a boy, wearing a suit. Photo is oval with white border around. Handwritten on back "William Henry Shattuck | Born 1863 - Died 1905 | Brother of | Mary Gertrude Shattuck | John Wesley | Edwin Paul ". People: Shattuck, William Henry
Black and white photo of two men, including John Shattuck, holding the leads of three pack horses. Both are wearing hats and work clothes. They are standing in a dirt road with buildings in the backyard, one of which reads "STOCKYARD". Horse in middle has packs on it. Other two horses with saddles. Handwritten on back: " Uncle | John Shattuck | Brother of Mary Gertrude | Shattuck | Grandmother of | VMC" Handwritten on back, at bottom: "1983 | Great Niece of John Shattuck | Property of Virginia Grass Christensen | Granddaughter of Mary Gertrude Shattuck Metzger". People: Shattuck, John Christensen, Virginia Grass
Black and white studio photo of a young couple: Jimmy Maybee (seated) and spouse Minnie Maybee, standing beside him. Both in formal dress. Cardboard edge around photo. Printed on front of photo at bottom "WATSON 225 First Street, | Portland, Or. " Handwritten on back: "Jimmy and Minnie | Maybee 1870s" (erroneous; the couple married in 1888).. People: Maybee, James H.L. Maybee, Minnie
Black and white cabinet card photo. Studio portrait with decorative background; family group consisting of William Maybee (left) and spouse Hannah Landon Maybee, an older man and woman, seated; granddaughter Lottie Maybee (left) and son Willie Maybee, a girl and boy, standing behind. All in formal clothing. Cardboard frame has scalloped edge all around. Printed at bottom of frame are four locations of the Eastman photography studio chain in Portland, East Portland, The Dalles, and Astoria. Center, large print: "EASTMAN" Handwritten on back: "Hannah & | Maybee Great | Grandparents- | Aunt Lottie G. Maybee | Willie Maybee | back. 1870s | ft. Row R 1. Lathe G. Maybee | 2. Willie Maybee". People: Maybee, Lottie G. Maybee, Willie Maybee, Hannah Maybee, William
Black and white cabinet card photo. Maybee family photo taken in studio with man, James Maybee, sitting in chair; woman, Minnie Maybee, standing to the side with hand on back of chair; and their daughter, Alma D. Maybee, a young girl, standing with hand on arm of chair. All are dressed formally. Card has imprint at the bottom in script: "Mesarvey 165 1/2 THIRD ST | PORTLAND, OR." Handwritten on back "Oct. 28, 1898 | J.H.L | Mimi | Alma. D. Maybee | Sandy, | Oregon" Notes from entry: Maybee family portrait with Minnie and James Maybee and daughter, Alma D. Taken at a professional photography studio in Sandy, Oregon. Black and white; portrait orientation.. People: Maybee, James H.L. Maybee, Minnie Maybee, Alma D.
Black and white photo mounted on black mat board. Picture of a white, two story school building, surrounded by snags and stumps burned in a recent fire. Handwritten on back "Palmer - Bridal Veil | 1908 | 1st school Roba Emery Hengstler | attended ( Tony's wife)". People: Hengstler, Roba Emery Hengstler, Tony
Black and white photo of a team of about seven men laying railroad tracks for a logging train on Larch Mountain. A hand car or dolly is in the foreground, flanked by two piles of railroad ties; the men are in the background. Mounds of torn roots and debris are visible on either side of the tracks; intact forest in the distance.
Portrait photo of a man, Weldon Caffee, in suit and tie. Close-up photo face and chest. Striped suit, stiff detachable collar, dark background. Name on the back of the photo in pencil is Weldon Caffee.. People identified: Caffee, Weldon
Studio portrait of LaVerne Caffee Walrad as a young woman. Dark background. Sepia coloring. A pearl necklace and dark round glasses adorn her. Her name is written in pencil on the back.. People identified: Walrad, LaVerne (Caffee)
Color tinted studio portrait of LaVerne (Caffee) Walrad with the following written on the back: "eyes light hazel, hair light brown slightly golder; beads - pearly dress rose slightly toupe; lace ecru; fur - grey; make flower best color," which are instuctions to the colorist of the photograph.. People identified: Walrad, LaVerne (Caffee)
Black and white snapshot of one man and woman standing together outside a house along with their small black and white dog on a leash. They appear to be Howard (left) and Ella Caffee. The man is wearing a suit and tie, hat with brim, and sunglasses. The woman is wearing a dark, below the knee dress and sweater.. People identified: Caffee, Howard Caffee, Ella
Black and white snapshot of two women standing together outside in the sun, both wearing summer dresses. The younger woman on the left is LaVerne Walrad and the older woman on the right is her mother Ella Caffee. LaVerne's dress is polka dotted, Ella's dress is floral. Ella is wearing wire rimmed eyeglasses a large bow/belt.. People identified: Walrad, LaVerne Caffee, Ella
Head-and-shoulders studio portrait of Minnie Metzger George against a dark background. Shoulders slightly cocked, she is wearing a dark dress with white collar, and her hair is pulled up. Photo is in a dark green/tan cardboard frame. Handwritten on back: "Minnie Metzger George". People identified: George, Minnie (Metzger)
Sepia toned studio portrait of Rosable (Rose) Metzger. She is wearing a dark dress with ruffled shoulders. Her hair is tied in a knot bun on top of her head. Her head is cocked to the left and she is looking at the camera. Photo is from the waist up, gray backdrop. Photo is in a dark gray and tan cardboard frame. Bottom of frame has imprinted in gold in script "Burn's | cor 6th | & | MORRISON" Printing is on the outline of a painting platte with brushes. Handwritten on back "ROSE METZGER". People identified: Metzger, Rose "Rosable"
Photo of a gravel-hauling crew at Linnemann Gravel Pit loading gravel for the construction of Powell Valley Road (now Powell Boulevard). The pit is about 20 feet deep and has a plank driveway to the bottom. There are five carts pulled by two horses each in the pit and 11 men visible, most driving carts or holding shovels. There is a split rail fence surrounding the rim of the gravel pit and trees and shrubs in the background. Group includes Dave Weever at left (possibly foreman or supervisor; not holding a shovel), Edd Sleret in leftmost wagon, Schuyler Jones in first wagon on right, Arnie Ruegg, Allen Shattuck also at right of photo, and the rest unidentified. People: Akin, Echo (Jones); Weaver, Dave; Sleret, Ed; Ruegg, Arnie; Shattuck, Allen; Jones, Schuyler; Cornutt, Archie
Black and white photo of five girls and three boys posed outdoors for an 8th grade graduation picture. Three girls are kneeling in the foreground and the other five are standing behind. All girls are wearing white dresses and white gloves. One holds a corsage. The boys are wearing ties, suit coats and vests. All children are holding a scolled paper tied with a bow. All are wearing ribbons on their dresses/lapels. Wooded background. Written on the back: "Orient Grade School 8th Grade Graduation (Ida Larsen Berg Lindstrom) + Uncle Pete Larsen 1908 last 2 on right - back row 2nd from left back row Irene Douglas" Photo is mounted on dark cardboard. People: Lindquist, Doris Berg; Lundstrom, Ida Larsen Berg; Larsen, Pete; Douglas, Irene
Color photo of the Centennial High School Marching Band ("Awesome Eagle Show Band") letter squad in the Grand Floral Parade. The members are all high school girls wearing blue and red blouses, black skirts, black calf boots, and black wide-brimmed hats with red plumes. Each carries a white shield with a single red letter which together spell out "CENTNENNIA[L]" (the L is out of frame). There is a large crowd lining the street. Nearby street signs read "E BURNSIDE" and "SE UNION".
Color photo of the Centennial High School Marching Band ("Awesome Eagle Show Band") sousaphone section and drumline marching in the Grand Floral Parade, partial rear view. Wind players are wearing a uniform that consists of a black suit and shoes with white spats with a red, white, and blue overlay or bib with the word "EAGLES" spelled down the back in blue applique. Percussionists are wearing light blue blouses with scarlet sleeve inserts, black pants, white sashes, and black hats with red feather plumes.
Color photo of the Centennial High School Marching Band ("Awesome Eagle Show Band") drum majors and front row of clarinet players marching in the Grand Floral Parade. The two drum majors are teenage boys both wearing a uniform consisting of a white matador jacket with light blue piping, white pants with a light blue stripe down the leg, white shoes, and white hats with blue feather plumes. The band members are wearing a uniform that consists of a red, white, and blue overlay or bib over a black suit, black shoes with white spats, and a tall, fluffy white shako with red braid. A large crowd lines the street, some people sitting and standing on top of an RV in the background.
Color photo of the Centennial High School Marching Band ("Awesome Eagle Show Band") in the Grand Floral Parade. The letter squad is leading the column, made up of girls wearing blue blouses and black skirts, each carrying a white shield with a single large red letter that together spell out "CENTENNIAL". The band is a distance behind them, with two drum majors in white uniforms between the band and the letter squad. A large crowd lines the street on both sides. Water carriers, likely band parents, walk alongside the group.
Color photo of the Centennial High School Marching Band ("Awesome Eagle Show Band") in the 1983 Festival of Bands at Portland Civic Stadium. A drum major wearing a white uniform is at the front of the group with both arms outstretched. The letter squad follows, made up of girls each carrying a large white shield with a red letter that together spells out the word "[C]ENTENNIAL" (the C is out of frame); all wearing a uniform consisting of black skirt and boots, blue blouse, and black hat with a red plume. The wind players are in formation behind them in a "company front" with all members in a horizontal line facing forward, all wearing a uniform consisting of a black suit with white, red, and blue overlay or bib, white fluffy shako, and black shoes with white spats; the drumline is partially visible at the back, wearing a uniform that consists of black flared pants, red and light blue blouses, and black hats with red feather plume.
Color photo of the Centennial High School Marching Band ("Awesome Eagle Show Band") in the 1983 Festival of Bands at Portland Civic Stadium. The letter squad is at the back, made up of girls each carrying a large white shield with a red letter that together spells out the word "CENTENNIAL"; all wearing a uniform consisting of black skirt and boots, blue blouse, and black hat with a red plume. The wind players are in formation at the front with all members wearing a uniform consisting of a black suit with white, red, and blue overlay or bib, white fluffy shako, and black shoes with white spats. Advertising billboards are visible at the back of the arena.
Color photo of the Centennial High School Marching Band ("Awesome Eagle Show Band") in the 1983 Festival of Bands at Portland Civic Stadium. The wind players are in formation at the front with all members wearing a uniform consisting of a black suit with white, red, and blue overlay or bib, white fluffy shako, and black shoes with white spats. The drumline and dance team are wearing black pants and blue blouses. Advertising billboards are visible at the back of the arena. The letter squad and color guard are at the back, made up of girls all wearing a uniform consisting of black skirt and boots, blue blouse, and black hat with a red plume. Letter squad members are each carrying a large white shield with a red letter that together spells out the word "CENTENNIAL".
Color photo of the Centennial High School Marching Band ("Awesome Eagle Show Band") in the 1983 Festival of Bands at Portland Civic Stadium. The wind players are formed in arcs with all members wearing a uniform consisting of a black suit with white, red, and blue overlay or bib, white fluffy shako, and black shoes with white spats. The drumline and dance team are wearing black pants and blue blouses.
Color photo of the Centennial High School Marching Band ("Awesome Eagle Show Band") in the 1983 Festival of Bands at Portland Civic Stadium. Photo shows primarily marching percussionists with some wind players visible. The wind players are wearing a uniform consisting of a black suit with white, red, and blue overlay or bib, white fluffy shako, and black shoes with white spats. The drumline members are wearing black pants and blue blouses; black hat with red plume.
Color photo of the Centennial High School Marching Band ("Awesome Eagle Show Band") in the 1983 Festival of Bands at Portland Civic Stadium. Photo shows primarily marching wind players and percussionists. The wind players are wearing a uniform consisting of a black suit with white, red, and blue overlay or bib with word "EAGLES" spelled down back, white fluffy shako, and black shoes with white spats. The drumline members are wearing black pants and blue blouses; black hat with red plume.
Color photo of the Centennial High School Marching Band ("Awesome Eagle Show Band") performing a field show in the 1983 Festival of Bands at Portland Civic Stadium. Wind players are wearing a uniform consisting of a black suit with white, red, and blue overlay or bib, white fluffy shako, and black shoes with white spats. The drumline and dance team are wearing black pants and blue blouses. Advertising billboards are visible at the back of the arena. The color guard and letter squad are at the back, made up of girls all wearing a uniform consisting of black skirt and boots, blue blouse, and black hat with a red plume.
Color photo of the Centennial High School Marching Band ("Awesome Eagle Show Band") performing a field show in the 1983 Festival of Bands at Portland Civic Stadium. Photo shows most of the band. Wind players are wearing a uniform consisting of a black suit with white, red, and blue overlay or bib, white fluffy shako, and black shoes with white spats. The drumline and dance team are wearing black pants and blue blouses. Advertising billboards are visible at the back of the arena. The color guard and letter squad are at the back, made up of girls all wearing a uniform consisting of black skirt and boots, blue blouse, and black hat with a red plume.
