Black and white photograph of the Dining Room at the Oregon State School for the Deaf at its Locust Street location. Students of various ages sit as several tables throughout the room and most of them are facing the camera. The tables are covered in table clothes and set for a meal. Boys sit on the right side of the room while girls sit on the left. In the background, a curtain wall hiding a dishwashing area is visible. The school has occupied this location since 1910, though the dining room location has shifted many times. A handwritten note on the back of the photograph reads: "OSSD dining room 1916". OSSD stands for Oregon State School for the Deaf, the name of the school from 1913-1989.

A black and white photograph of the dining room of the Oregon School for the Deaf at Turner Road. There are several rectangular tables throughout the room, covered in table clothes and set for a meal. Wooden chairs sit at the tables. The school occupied the Turner Road location from 1895-1910. In the lower right corner of the photograph is text that reads: "N.W. Eng. Co. Salem" The photograph is mounted on a black mat. Below the photograph is a handwritten note that reads: "O.S.D. pupils' dining room - c. 1900 at Turner Rd." A handwritten note on the back of the photograph reads: "Oregon School for Deaf 1900 on Turner Rd"

This photograph depicts an interior image of the Lachner's bathroom. Shown in the image is a tub, sink, linens, and obscured view through a window.

View of a fireplace inside a log cabin. Bobcat pelts and antlers hang on the walls. A rocking chair sits next to the hearth.

Bed corner in Miss Frantz's cabin. A dog and a violin are visible on the bed. Pelts and antlers hang on the wall.

The kitchen of Miss Frantz's cabin. There is a woodstove in the corner with irons and pots on top. There are more dishes on shelves on the wall. There is a bucket on a stool and a chair in front of the woodstove.

The kitchen/pantry corner of the Burnham log cabin in Josephine County, including a possum belly baker's table. Split cedar is used for the roof and shelving.

The bedroom corner of the Burnham log cabin. There is paper covering the walls and a patchwork quilt on the bed. An American flag and several photographs hang on the wall above the bed. The folder caption reads, "No. corner of Burnham log cabin "with the cow under the bed." There is a case of canned condensed milk just visible beneath bed."

A wood cook stove in the east corner of the Burnham cabin. A wash basin, mirror, drainboard, and the corner of the dining table are visible.

Southwest interior wall of the Burnham cabin. A wicker rocker is next to a table draped with a Turkish style throw.

Ella Burnham sits in a rocker sewing while Howard and Myrtle Burnham play on a bed. Howard holds a book and there is a doll sitting next to Myrtle. A sewing machine is visible beneath the window.

Four people sit at a dining table in the corner of a room. There are cups and dishes on the table. Various items are visible hanging on the wall, including guns, hats, pelts, and banners. Photograph title comes from the original print inventory caption.

A woman sitting in a rocking chair and reading. She is next to a fireplace and a dog sits at her feet. Antlers and pelts are visible hanging on the wall.

A man sits in a rocking chair with a child, possibly Myrtle Burnham, on his lap. A second child, possibly Howard Burnham, is visible sitting to the right. Light shines through a window behind them.

A photograph of Marie H. Pottsmith preparing lessons in the room where she boarded. The photograph shows her sitting at a desk from behind. Her left hand is on her hip. The walls are covered in patterned wallpaper and various pictures hang on the wall.

A photograph of the living room of Mrs. Ellen M. Pennell's home at the University of Oregon. There are two chairs, two small tables, and various paintings and sculptures throughout the space.

A photograph of Mrs. Ellen M. Pennell, assistant Dean of Women and instructor of art and literature, sitting at a table in her home at the University of Oregon.

A photograph of the living room of Mrs. Ellen M. Pennell's home at the University of Oregon. There is a wooden bench with pillows, art hanging on the walls, and a sculpture on a shelf in the corner.

A photograph of the interior of Mrs. Ellen M. Pennell's home at the University of Oregon. There is a decorative table, ottoman, and chair and art hanging on the walls. A note on the print reads, "Mrs. Pennell didn't like the wallpaper so she draped fishnet over it."

A photograph of Marie Holst Pottsmith, Daisy Mulkey, and Anne Simpson. Anne lies in a reclining chair while Daisy kneels beside her and holds her hand. Marie stands on the other side of the chair. A piano is visible in the background. A note on the print reads, ""Nurse" Mary Holst Pottsmith "Doctor" Daisy Mulkey "Patient" Anne Simpson. Anne was always trying to get out of washing dishes, so Mary thought up this pose."

A group portrait of Frank Sanner, H. T. Bruce, John Sanner, Helen Sanner, Andrew McManus, Rosabelle Sanner, Emma Sanner, May Sanner, Mabel, and Johnny. They are gathered indoors around a small tea set and one person holds a small stringed instrument, possibly a toy violin. A decorated Christmas tree is visible on the right.

A photograph of Reverend William F. Pottsmith reading in his study in the manse at Ellsworth. There are books on shelves behind him, a lamp with a green crepe paper shade, and photograph of Marie Holst Pottsmith on the desk.

A photograph of the Presbyterian church decorated for Easter. "The Cave" consisted of apple boxes covered with sheets. Reverend William F. Pottsmith was the minister.

Interior view of Goodman Bettman's Drugstore, which was located at 8th and Willamette in Eugene, Oregon. Glass cases and shelves filled with inventory are visible throughout the space.

Interior view of Goodman Bettman's Drugstore, which was located at 8th and Willamette in Eugene, Oregon. There is an unidentified man, possibly Adalbert G. Bettman, on the telephone on the left.

Eleven men pose for a photo at an unidentified Civilian Conservation Corps camp, possibly Camp Wolf Creek. They are wearing white uniforms and some wear white aprons and hats. One man wears a military uniform. They stand on the porch of a building; above the doorway behind them is a sign that reads, "Kitchen." A man's face is partially visible looking out from the doorway.

A photograph showing the interior of the Bentson Store in Silverton. Six people pose for the photograph. Various goods are visible in display cases and on the walls. Advertisements for The Ladies' Home Journal Patterns for June and Queen Quality Shoes are visible on the right.

A photograph showing the interior of a blacksmith shop. Two men pose for the photograph, surrounded by equipment.