A photograph of the Columbia River and Mount Hood taken from Vancouver, Washington. Trees and rocks line the shore. The negative envelope reads, "Mt. Hood from Vancouver, Col. R. Beach in foreground."
A photograph of two individuals on a fishing sloop off Tongue Point near Astoria. A note on the negative envelope reads, ""Mr. Moore" - Spirit sail-rigged double ended gillnet boat, 2 fishermen."
A photograph of the remains of unidentified shipwreck on the Oregon Coast, attributed to L. C. Henrichsen. The sun is visible through the clouds and is reflecting off of the ocean.
A photograph of an unidentified wetland, possibly a creek in Sellwood or the Columbia Slough. Water and grass are visible in the foreground. Deeper water and trees are visible further back.
A photograph of Mount Hood. The sky and clouds accompany a dark silhouette of the mountain. This negative was used for burning and dodging to enhance detail in the sky.
A photograph of Mount Hood taken south of Portland. A body of water is visible in the foreground and the area is filled with trees. A few small structures are visible in the distance.
A landscape photograph with Mount Hood visible in the distance. The foreground includes a river and structure on the right and trees surround the area. This photograph was possibly taken in Sandy, Oregon.
A landscape photograph with Mount Hood visible in the distance. The foreground includes a barn on the right, brush, trees, and fences. Cattle are visible in the distance.
