Street portrait of three young women on Water St. on a wooden sidewalk in front of Silverton Livery Stable. They are dressed in long skirts, blouses with puffy sleeves, and wear flat hats. One of the young women holds a pillow; another pillow lays on the sidewalk in front of the young woman on the left. The building on the left with a cupola and bell on top is the town jail.

Two young women pose leaning on a bicycle on a pedestrian boulevard. They are wearing long skirts, jackets with puffed sleeves, and wide-brimmed hats adorned with ribbons and flowers.

Full-length portrait of a young man wearing a World War I-era soldier's uniform. This image was a reproduction made by June Drake of a photograph originally taken by an unidentified photographer.

Three children of the Woodard family pose outdoors in Silverton. Edith M. "Dede" Ferrin sits on a wicker chair with Mary Ann Woodard. A third girl, possibly Dede's sister Joan, stands next to the chair. Myron C. Woodard was the founder and president of the Silver Falls Timber Company.

A woman and a child look at each other through a Japanese iris patch in bloom. The child is shorter than the plants and reaches up to hold the base of a flower. The woman looks at him smiling.

A woman and a child in a Japanese iris patch in bloom. The child is shorter than the plants and reaches up to hold the base of a flower. The woman looks at him smiling. This photograph was featured in the 1942 Cooley's Gardens catalog which can be found on archive.org.

Members of the Wineberg Bottling Works baseball team pose outside of a building with baseball equipment displayed on the group. Ten men wearing uniforms that read "Wineberg Bottling Wks" are pictured with two men wearing suits. One of the men holds an official score book. Wineberg Bottling Works was located in Vancouver, Washington but the image may have been taken in Silverton, Oregon.

Members of the Wineberg Bottling Works baseball team pose in an open field with baseball equipment and an official score book displayed on the ground. Ten men wearing uniforms that read "Wineberg Bottling Wks" pose with two men wearing suits. Wineberg Bottling Works was located in Vancouver, Washington but the image may have been taken in Silverton, Oregon.

A black and white photograph of Mr. William S. Smith, the first teacher and founder of the Oregon School for the Deaf, and his class of 13 students. Smith sits in the center of the photograph with his students in chairs or standing around him. Standing (left to right): Eli Baker, Nelson Woods, Leona Fenland, Lee Brown, Nellie Druck, Fannie Whitaker, John Thornton. Seated (left to right): Eva Hockett, Kate Foland, Nina Penland, William S. Smith, Nancy Harris, Anna Harper, Renel Frazier. The photograph is mounted on a light brown mat. On the back of the photograph is a handwritten note that reads: "Williams S. Smith and his class, 1885 at Oregon School for Deaf Mutes, Church and Mission Streets. Wm. S. Smith, deaf himself, Oregon's first deaf teacher and founder of Ore. School for Deaf, November 1870." The Oregon School for Deaf-Mutes was the name of the school from 1880-1913.

A copy photograph of a framed image of a man identified as William French Eastham, father of Edna Jane Eastham Brown. Eastham stands outside a house and holds what appears to be a carpenter square and drafting compass in one hand.

Eleven men, all wearing hats, stand on a paved sidewalk for a portrait on the side of the Wolf Building in bright sunshine. From left to right: A.F. Simeral, C.C. Eisenhart, Homer Davenport, Captain Phelps, John Davenport, Trenton Hibbard, Joe Davenport, Mr. Fitzgerald, J.G. Smith, Jack Riches, and T.A. Hutton. Writing on the negative indicates the year 1901.

Photographic copy of three portraits in stereographic format. On the left is Wayne Adelbert Simeral (1921 - 1968), grandchild of Adelbert Francis Simeral, who was well-known as A.F. Simeral. He wears a US Navy dress blues with rank insignia for petty officer third class Carpenter's Mate on his sleeve, and a wool beret. His enlistment date was April 6, 1943.

Photographic copy of an academic portrait of a young woman with curly, chin-length hair wearing a traditional cap and gown.

Photographic copy of two different portraits in stereographic format. The portrait on the left is an older woman with neatly upswept hair. She is dressed in a dark, high-collared outfit with a chain necklace. The right portrait is a younger woman with a calm expression, wearing a large floral hat and a choker necklace. Both have similar facial structures, which could suggest a familial relationship or the same person at different stages of life.

Stereographic copy of a headshot. A young woman with chin length side-swept curls wearing a V-neck sweater and collar shirt.

Stereographic studio portrait of a young woman. Her hair is loosely pulled back and she wears a dark top. The left exposure is crossed out with a red X. There is writing on the border of the negative that is partially legible, "Gottenberg..." The negative shows chemical deterioration that appears as spots, lines, and discoloration.

A full-length seated portrait of a woman sitting in an upholstered wooden chair with a cat in her lap and an open book in her right hand. She is wearing a long dark Victorian dress with spectacles on her chest. The room has floral wallpaper. To the woman's left and right are two end tables, one with a small sculpture of children, the other a maidenhair fern.

Close-up portrait of a woman and a man, one of whom or both are as identified Buell on the border of the negative. The woman has curly, chin-length hair and swept up bangs. She wears a beaded necklace and a dark blouse with a white lace panel. The man's hair is closely-cropped on the sides with wavy swept-back bangs. He wears a WWII Naval uniform indicating that he is a Petty Officer Second class Machinist's Mate. A symbol for nuclear power is embroidered on his sleeve in between an eagle and two chevrons.

Three-quarter length portrait of an older woman sitting in a wooden chair holding an infant on her lap.

A half-length outdoor portrait of a woman holding a large folder and books. She has a chin length wavy bob bobby pinned to the side and wears a short-sleeved blouse or dress with a leaf and stem pattern.

Photographic copy of a close-up portrait of a woman that appears to be from a publication. She is wearing a flapper style hat from which a lock of short dark hair falls and a small fur stole.

Photographic copy of a headshot portrait of a woman. She has dark, wavy hair, styled with a decorative white accessory. She is wearing a light-colored jacket or blouse with decorative detailing near the collar.

Three-quarter length studio portrait of a woman. She wears her dark hair pinned up and a long dark dress with a lace neck and lace cuffs.

Stereographic copy of a headshot. A young man in a U.S. military uniform smiling, his garrison cap cocked to one side of his head.

Photographic copy of a photograph. Half-length portrait of a soldier in what might be a Civil War Union uniform and forage cap. He holds a bayonet in his right hand and wears a backpack and satchel.

Three-quarter length portrait of a man seated at a writing desk. The man wears his short-cropped dark hair combed back neatly and has a toothbrush moustache. He wears round glasses, a thick, medium-toned, long-sleeved collar shirt, and lighter-toned thick pants. He leans his arm on the desk and looks somewhere out of the frame. A framed portrait of a man is displayed on the top shelf of his desk. Clothes similar to his outfit hang neatly in a line behind him very, overlapping with the side of the desk.

A copy photograph of a half-length portrait of an unidentified man wearing a military uniform. The image was originally taken by an unknown photographer

Head and shoulders portrait of a young man. He has light hair and wears a dress Naval uniform. The uniform consists of a white jumper with a dark neckerchief and a white sailor's cap. The single chevron and crossed cannons embroidered under the eagle on his sleeve indicate he is a Petty Officer Third Class Gunner's Mate.