Drawing of the cross section of the Steamship Hassalo, constructed circa 1850-1888. Drawing includes the cabin, skylight, freight deck, state rooms, and gangways. Plans were drawn or collected by L. C. Hosford. It is unknown whether the plans are original drawings or later reproductions.
Cased photograph featuring a portrait of a seated girl wearing a floral print dress. She looks at the camera. Typed notes affixed to the outside of the case read, "Catharine Forstner b. Bethel, Mo. 1850. This picture taken in Missouri in 1860. She was 10. Grandmother of Eugene E. Snyder." Conservation records indicate a photographer's imprint which reads, "Aurora, Ore." Accompanying notes state that this print was generated circa 1880's or 1890's, possibly as a replacement for the original image. Case is made of wood and pressed paper.
Cased photograph featuring a portrait of a seated boy wearing a button-up shirt with a white collar. His left hand rests in his lap. He looks at the camera. Card affixed to the back of the image reads, "M. J. Higgins, Ambrotype Gallery, 268 Washington Street." Handwritten note on this card reads, "Charlie Ramsay, 6 years." Collection records indicate this image is from the David T. Mason manuscript collection. Case is missing.
Cased photograph featuring a portrait of a young man wearing a suit and looking at the camera. Handwritten note enclosed with the image reads, "From Aunt Sarah's drawer - Uncle Marion Roberts (Sarah Chandler's husband)." Legacy collection records indicate this image originated from MSS 1112, William Lair Hill papers. Case is made of wood and leather and features an American flag motif on the cover.
Cased photograph featuring a portrait of a man and woman next to each other. The man is on the left. He has a beard and wears a suit. The woman is on the right. She wears a striped dress with a white collar and a lace glove on one hand. They both look at the camera. Legacy collection records indicate they may be members of the Gordon family. Case is made of wood. The case cover is missing and has been replaced by archival board.
Uncased tintype featuring a portrait of a woman. She has long hair pulled back in a ponytail. She looks to the left of the camera. Typed note on the back of the image reads, "Grandma Wooten (Civil War)."
Uncased gem tintype featuring a portrait of a woman wearing a hat and looking down at the ground to the right of the camera. Handwritten note on the sleeve reads, "Tentatively identified as the mother of O. H. P. Taylor, n.d."
Uncased tintype featuring a portrait of 2 young men, one standing and one seated. The man on the left stands with his arm resting on the shoulder of the man on the right, who sits in a chair. Both wear suits and look to the right of the camera. They pose in front of a painted backdrop. Legacy collection records note that one of the men may be Robert Reinhardt, and that this photograph was likely taken in the 1860's.
Uncased tintype featuring a portrait of a woman wearing a printed plaid dress with a white collar and brooch. Her hair is parted down the middle and she looks at the camera. Handwritten note on the back of the image reads, "Mrs. S. Emerick. Cornelius, Or."
Uncased tintype featuring a portrait of an infant identified as Lena Richmond. She is wearing a white dress and is seated in a chair with embroidered cushions. She looks to the left of the camera. Legacy records indicate that this item was part of the Love family collection.
Uncased tintype featuring a portrait of two men identified as Alex Birnie and Cole Spaulding. the men are seated with crossed legs. There is a table between them and each man has one arm rested on the table. Both men wear suits, overcoats, and derby hats. Legacy collection records indicate that this item was part of the Timberman collection. Legacy collection records identify the first man as James Birnie, but the contemporary inscription on the back of the photograph identifies the man as Alex Birnie.
Uncased tintype featurng a portrait of an unidentified young girl wearing a long, open-front sweater. She stands with her arms crossed and looks directly into the camera.
Uncased tintype in a paper mount of a man identified as Nathan Eaton. He wears a suit and looks to the right of the camera. A handwritten note on the back of the mount reads, "Nathan Eaton, Pioneer, 1843 in Yamhill county. 1877- There in Cayuse War and went to Thurston Co. in 1849."
A tintype portrait of an unidentified man. He is wearing an open jacket and a work shirt. The jacket is hand-tinted blue and the vest and shirt are tinted brown. The image surface has substantial scratching and deterioration.
An ambrotype portrait of an unidentified young man in a soldier's uniform. He is seated looking directly at the camera with one hand resting in his lap and the other hand on the hilt of a sword. He has a sash tied at his waist. The decorative elements on his sword and uniform are hand-tinted gold.
Cased photograph featuring a portrait of an unidentified woman with long hair. She wears a dress and looks to the right of the camera. Case is portfolio style case, made of leather.
Cased photograph featuring a portrait of a seated child wearing a plaid jumper and holding flowers in his right hand. He faces to the left and rests his right arm on the chair. Legacy collection records indicate this is Gaylord W. Cooke. Case is made of wood and leather.
Cased photograph featuring a portrait of 4 young women. Two are seated on a couch in the foreground while the other 2 stand behind them, leaning in. The 2 seated women wear ruffled dresses and have long braids. Legacy collection records indicate they are the daughters of William Sherlock of Portland, Oregon. Two of the women are depicted as children in OrgLot1414_0242S003. Case is made of leather and wood.
Cased photograph featuring a portrait of a young girl wearing a dress and looking at the camera. Legacy collection records indicate she is Emma Della Hudelson, who later became the wife of Joseph Templeton and mother of Leighton and Raymond. Case is made of leather and wood.
Cased photograph featuring a portrait of a man wearing a suit and looking to the right of the camera. He has a mustache and his hair is parted on the left. Handwritten note enclosed with the image reads, "Tintype of James Orpheus Spencer Oreg. Pioneer of 1852. Son of Rev. Jno. Spencer of Wellsville, Ohio, coming to Yamhill Co. Oregon 1852. Donated by Mrs. Cornelia Jane Spencer Greer, Dundee, Oreg." Case is made of leather and wood. The cover is missing.
Cased photograph featuring a portrait of a bearded soldier in military uniform, mounted on a horse. The horse faces left and the soldier turns his head to look at the camera. His rifle is attached to the saddle. They are in front of a stone wall. Typed note enclosed with the image reads, "Charles S. Grover. Presented by Mrs. Florence G. Sage, Rec. No. 473." Legacy collection records indicate that inscriptions in the back of the case and on the verso of the tintype read, "94658 Shaffer." Case is made of wood. The cover of the case is missing and has been replaced with archival board.
Cased photograph featuring a portrait of a seated woman holding a young girl in her lap. The woman wears a dress with a white collar and looks at the camera. Typed note enclosed with the image reads, "Stratton, Julia Ellen (Waller)." Legacy collection records indicate that Stratton was born in Oregon City in 1841 and later married Reverend C. C. Stratton. The child pictured is their daughter, Mary E. Julia Waller Stratton is also pictured in OrgLot1414_0235S004. Case is made of leather and wood.
Cased photograph featuring a portrait of a young woman wearing an off-the-shoulder dress with a lace bodice. She holds a wide-brimmed hat in her left hand. She looks at the camera. Handwritten note on the envelope reads, "Young woman from Cornelius C. Beekman-Hoffman Family. From C. C. Beekman collection." Case is made of leather and wood.
Uncased tinype featuring a portrait of a woman wearing a dark dress with a white collar. She smiles and looks at the camera. Typed note affixed to the back of the image reads, "Mrs. Robert S. Henley, nee Loretta Hileman, b. Feb. 12, 1844, in Illinois, d. Portland, Oregon, Feb. 26, 1923."
Uncased tintype featuring a portrait of a man with a short beard who wears his hair parted on the left. He looks at the camera. Handwritten note on the back of the image reads, "Henry Trimble, Rogue River." Paper frame has logo for O. M. Gove & Co.
