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Four unidentified young men. Original identifier: 361-09B.

Five Lieuallen kids on a horse. Original identifier: 301-05.

Fifty sacks of barley on wagon. Original identifier: 203-01A.

Ferguson combining operation. Original identifier: 521-16.

Ferguson combine crew. Original identifier: 521-17.

Feed Mill on Pine Creek. Original identifier: 110-14a.

Farmers Bank to Library. Original identifier: W900-9,10,11b.

Family with car. Original identifier: 211-04.

Fairview School and students on Reed & Hawley Mountain. Original identifier: 130-08.

Examination room. Original identifier: 121-05.

Ethel Waddingham and Leola Smith on beach. Original identifier: 614-05.

Ethel Lieuallen at Weston depot. Original identifier: 311-03D.

Emery Gentry and interior of Gentry Auto Company, Weston, Oregon. Original identifier: 111-11.

Elliott Memorial Park sign. Original identifier: W900-150-3.

Elliott Memorial Park. Original identifier: W900-150-2.

Elizabeth Douglas grave marker. Original identifier: 166-03.

EC Rogers harvest crew. Original identifier: 521-02A.

Earl Blomgren with O'Harra delivery wagon. Original identifier: 202-02. L.I. O'Harra was a Haberdasher & Grocery business located on Main Street.

Dunkard Church, Weston, Oregon. Original identifier: 140-04.

Dunkard Church of the Brethren. Original identifier: 140-1B.

Dunkard - Community Church on Water St, Weston, Oregon. Original identifier: W900-140-2.

Drying bricks at Weston brickyard. Original identifier: 503-06.

Dry Creek trestle. Original identifier: 221-01.

Drawing of Weston Mountain Seed Potato Growers Association logo. Original identifier: weston-mountain-seed-potato.jpg.

Drawing of Weston Academy (State Normal School), built 1878. Original identifier: 130-11. The Weston Academy, established by the Methodist Church, was built in 1878, and then acquired by the state of Oregon in 1885 to become the Weston Normal School. The term ‘normal school’ was applied to schools dedicated to teacher education. Due to lack of funding, the state closed the normal school in Weston in 1909.

Dr Watts. Original identifier: 320-05A.

Dr Kennard, veternarian. Original identifier: 110-10. Dr. S.L. Kennard's home & Vet Hospital - East Main & Broad Street.

Deep snow on Main Street, Weston, February 1916. Original identifier: 101-18.

Daniel & Clarrissa O'Harra family. Original identifier: 531-05.

Corn silage silo. Original identifier: 523-06.

Community Building. Original identifier: 120-06. During the First World War, a number of Weston citizens served their country overseas. To commermorate their service after the war, the Opera House located on North Franklin Steet was moved by horse teams and placed on a basement foundation between Franklin and Broad Streets at 210 East Main Street. This was the historic site of The Weston Livery Stable in earlier years.

Combining team. Original identifier: 521-01A.

Combine crew. Original identifier: 521-15.

Clifton Kirk driving Overland car. Original identifier: 211-03.

Clark Wood, publisher of the Weston Leader newspaper. Original identifier: 320-13.