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1531. Willamette River at Corvallis, circa 1900

Willamette River at Corvallis, circa 1900

Description: Paddlewheelers at wharf below mill and warehouses.

1532. Paddlewheelers, Three Sisters, and William M. Hoag on the Willamette River at Corvallis wharves, circa 1900

Paddlewheelers, Three Sisters, and William M. Hoag on the Willamette River at Corvallis wharves, circa 1900

1533. Sternwheeler Pomona

Sternwheeler Pomona

Description: Photo shows the sternwheeler Pomona of Portland, Oregon near Corvallis.

1534. Willamette River Bridge

Willamette River Bridge

Description: Aerial view of Corvallis and Willamette River Bridge, looking northwest during OSC vs. Cal crew race.

1535. Willamette River Bridge

Willamette River Bridge

Description: Aerial view of Corvallis and Willamette River Bridge, looking northwest during OSC vs. Cal crew race.

1536. OSC crew dock

1537. Fisherman along the Columbia River

Fisherman along the Columbia River

Description: This captivating scene is one of the scores of similar fascinating and delightful pictures to be found in various parts of Oregon.

1538. Fish wheel

Description: This fish wheel on the Columbia shows one of the methods of catching salmon in large quantities.

1539. Marys River traditions

Marys River traditions

Description: Dr. J. R. N. Bell throws a hat into the Marys River, celebrating the 24-13 victory over U of O 1925. This photo was used in the OAC Alumnus December p 83. Student Body prexy Jenkins also tosses "Oregon Jinx horse-shoe".

1540. Photographer (perhaps John Fulton) and his assistant (?) posing with their equipment adjacent to the Marys River, circa 1892

Photographer (perhaps John Fulton) and his assistant (?) posing with their equipment adjacent to the Marys River, circa 1892

Description: This photograph was probably taken close to where the Marys River flows into the Willamette River. It is likely that Emile Pernot and John Fulton were photographing each other.