A photograph of a crowd of people gathered on a raised platform above the flood waters in front of the Meier & Frank Department Store during the 1894 flood. Additional people are seated on a rowboat in front of the platform. Four men stand beside the boat, submerged to their hips in the flood water.

A photograph of a crowd of people gathered on a raised platform above the flood waters in front of the Meier & Frank Department Store during the 1894 flood. A man stands in front of the platform, submerged up to his knees in the flood water.

A photograph of a crowd of people gathered on a raised platform above the flood waters in front of the Meier & Frank Department Store during the 1894 flood. A typed caption below the photograph reads, "Views of the Flood, Portland, Oregon, June, 1894."

A photograph of players for the Meier & Frank football team. The players are posed in a group wearing jerseys that read, "Meier & Frank Co." One of the kneeling players holds a football.

Abigail Scott Duniway seated at a table signing the precinct voter registration book. County Clerk John B. Coffey stands beside her. Duniway was the first female voter to register in Multnomah County, Oregon. This photograph ran in the Oregonian on February 15, 1913 with the caption, “Pioneer Suffragist who is first woman to register as voter in Multnomah County.”

This photograph depicts a group of adults and children posing with decorated bicycles during the Cycle Trades Field Day event in Portland, Oregon.

This photograph depicts a group of adults and children posing with decorated bicycles during the Cycle Trades Field Day event in Portland, Oregon. Joe Brown's daughters, Ellen and Virginia, are pictured on the right, sitting on their bicycles.

This photograph depicts Joseph Brown posing with his daughters Ellen and Virginia at the Cycle Trades Field Day event in Portland, Oregon at the Holladay School grounds. This print is a copy of image OrgLot1003_F10_004. A note on the print mentions Brown is sitting on the 1899 Columbia Light Roadster bicycle model, featuring hard rubber tires.

This photograph depicts Joseph Brown posing with his daughters Ellen and Virginia at the Cycle Trades Field Day event in Portland, Oregon at the Holladay School grounds. Brown is riding a 1899 Columbia Light Roadster bicycle, as mentioned on copy print OrgLot1003_F10_003.

This photograph depicts a group of cyclists preparing for an event at the Cycle Trades Field Day in Portland, Oregon.

This photograph depicts a group of cyclists preparing for an event at the Cycle Trades Field Day in Portland, Oregon.

This photograph depicts a group of cyclists preparing for an event at the Cycle Trades Field Day in Portland, Oregon.

This photograph depicts a group of cyclists preparing for an event at the Cycle Trades Field Day in Portland, Oregon.

This photograph depicts a group of children posing with the bicycles during at Cycle Trades Field Day event in Portland, Oregon. A note on the photograph mentions Jackie Zaveral [?] stands to the right of the group, with Joseph Brown's daughters, Ellen and Virginia, standing at 2nd and 3rd from right.

This photograph depicts a group of cyclists preparing for an event at the Cycle Trades Field Day in Portland, Oregon.

This photograph depicts a group of cyclists preparing for an event at the Cycle Trades Field Day in Portland, Oregon.

This photograph depicts a group of cyclists preparing for an event at the Cycle Trades Field Day in Portland, Oregon.

This photograph depicts a group of cyclists preparing for an event at the Cycle Trades Field Day in Portland, Oregon.

This photograph depicts Joseph Brown's daughters, Ellen and Virginia, posing in costumes for the Cycle Trades Field Day event in Portland, Oregon. An unknown baby sits on a wooden rocking-chair between them.

This photograph depicts Joseph Brown's daughters, Ellen and Virginia, posing on their bicycles at the Cycle Trades Field Day in Portland, Oregon. An unknown youth stands between them with his bicycle. Trees and a body of water are in the background.

This photograph depicts Joseph Brown's daughters, Ellen and Virginia, posing on their bicycles at the Cycle Trades Field Day in Portland, Oregon. They are photographed with a pony, and an unknown youth who stands between them with his bicycle.

This photograph depicts a group of children posing with push-scooters during the Cycle Trades Field Day in Portland, Oregon.

This photograph depicts a bicycle group in Portland, Oregon. A note on the photograph mentions this was taken on Morrison street, between 1st and 2nd avenues. An advertisement for silent motion picture film, The Barrier (1913), is hanging in the background, along with a sign for "Dream 5." The print is signed by Ted Berg.

This photograph depicts a bicycle group in Portland, Oregon. A note on the photograph mentions this was taken on Morrison street, between 1st and 2nd avenues. An advertisement for silent motion picture film, The Barrier (1913), is hanging in the background, along with a sign for "Dream 5," The Royal Shoe Co., The Hat Box, and Moyer Suits can be seen in the background. The print is signed by Ted Berg.

This photograph depicts a group of motorcyclists, with Joseph Brown standing at the left with his Excelsior motorcycle. The motorcycle is thought to be the 1914 Excelsior model. "Merkel" storefront can be seen in the background.

This photograph depicts a motorcycle group meeting outside Joe's Bicycle Repair Shop before a night ride. A note on the print mentions that the owner, Joseph Brown, is seated 11th from the left. A sign for the Rialto Cafe can be seen in the background.

This photograph depicts a group of people posing in the entrance of Joe's Bicycle Repair Shop located at 274 Southwest Taylor Street in Portland, Oregon. The owner, Joseph Brown, stands on the right. A note on the photograph mentions that Brown lived at this location from 1913-1914, and that it is next door to the Rialto Cafe.

This photograph depicts an interior view of Joe's Bicycle Repair Shop, located at 274 Southwest Taylor Street in Portland, Oregon. The shop owner, Joseph Brown, is pictured in the center, fixing a motorcycle.