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1. City Brewery

2. Warehouse

3. Joe Six Pack

Description: Barney Keep was an OSU alum who became a celebrity in Portland radio, at KEX for 35 and "ruled the morning drive for most of that time." From a scrapbook in the Barney Keep Collection -- pasted in with no other context and (as far as I know) nothing else related to beer.

4. Zoller Hop Company farm

Zoller Hop Company farm

Description: Zoller Hop Company farm, Independence, Oregon, with hops in background.

5. Hop field, Independence, Oregon

Hop field, Independence, Oregon

Description: Zoller Hop Company hop field with farm buildings in background, Independence, Oregon

6. Bridgeport wall tap

Bridgeport wall tap

Description: Bridgeport wall tap c. 1984. Photo by Fred Eckhardt

7. Hop field day visitors with Dean F. E. Price

Hop field day visitors with Dean F. E. Price

Description: From left: F. E. Price; W. G. Keyworth, English scientist; and Dean Walker, state legislator and hop grower

8. Chas. Rohde, Pendleton Station, in plots of spring barley

Chas. Rohde, Pendleton Station, in plots of spring barley

Description: Photo by Birdsall

9. F. E. Price, Hoerner, and unknown man in OSC hop yard

F. E. Price, Hoerner, and unknown man in OSC hop yard

Description: F. E. Price (Dean Agriculture OSC), G. R. Hoerner (Hop Specialist), and unknown man in "college farm hop plot."

10. Wilson Foote, OSC agronomist, records field behavior of new hybrid barley lines under test at the Granger farm

Wilson Foote, OSC agronomist, records field behavior of new hybrid barley lines under test at the Granger farm

Description: Dr. Wilson Hoover Foote was a Professor of Agronomy and Associate Director of the Agricultural Experiment Station from 1948-1985.

11. Klamath Falls Experiment Station

Klamath Falls Experiment Station

Description: Gene Cross tells about research on barley and wheat plots at the station. "Woman is county commissioner."

12. Men examining barley

Men examining barley

Description: William Foote, OSU Agronomist removes anthers from inbred barleys in preparation for crossing with other lines. Shot taken at Granger

13. Gene Cross tells about research on barley and wheat plots at the Klamath Falls Experiment Station

Gene Cross tells about research on barley and wheat plots at the Klamath Falls Experiment Station

Description: "Woman is county commissioner."

14. Independence Hop Growers' Association Annual Dinner, 1953

Independence Hop Growers' Association Annual Dinner, 1953

15. Letter from Conrad Harris, 1955

Letter from Conrad Harris, 1955

16. Adult Polyphylla decemlineata Say

Adult Polyphylla decemlineata Say

Description: From the report "Investigation on the control of hop pests 1939," by HE Morrison

17. Agricultural laborers harvesting hops

Agricultural laborers harvesting hops

Description: Taking out of the last trash before hops go into sacks. McLoughlin hop-picking machine near Independence

18. Agricultural laborers harvesting hops

Agricultural laborers harvesting hops

Description: A photo where the vines are attached to the conveyor

19. Barley harvesting at the Ed Jenks farm, Shedd

Barley harvesting at the Ed Jenks farm, Shedd

20. Guys on Car (Rainier Beer and Ale)

Guys on Car (Rainier Beer and Ale)

Description: Eugene, Oregon

21. Beer Bust

Description: Men and women drinking beer

22. Men examining hops

Men examining hops

Description: Hop yard

23. Barley

24. Soldiers in truck to go picking

Soldiers in truck to go picking

Description: Truck bearing soldiers heads to fields

25. Two women staking hops

Two women staking hops

Description: Agricultural laborers working with hops

26. Soldiers picking hops

Soldiers picking hops

Description: Soldiers as agricultural laborers

27. Hoeing hops

Description: Agricultural laborers farming hops

28. View of experimental yard, Corvallis

View of experimental yard, Corvallis

29. Weighing hops in experimental yard

Weighing hops in experimental yard

30. Kuhlman hop yard shown during growing season

Kuhlman hop yard shown during growing season

31. View of experimental yard

View of experimental yard

32. Planting roots

33. Tetranychus telarius

Tetranychus telarius

Description: From the report, "Hop pests and their control: A Report of the Control of the Hop Red Spider and Other Closely Related Problems During the Season of 1940," Morrison, H.E.; Vertrees, J.D. (Jack)

34. Dorothy and Olgo Brutke picking hops

Dorothy and Olgo Brutke picking hops

Description: Hop pickers Dorothy & Olgo Brutke of Amity are seen at the Fred Viesko hop yard west of Gervais, Oregon. They averaged better than $11.00 a day picking hops.

35. Variety 56008 being cut for harvest, 31 August 1968

Variety 56008 being cut for harvest, 31 August 1968

Description: Yield 10.3 bales per acre, alpha acid 7.5R%

36. Variety 56013 at maturity

Variety 56013 at maturity

Description: Yield 8.8 bales per acre, alpha acid 6.0%

37. Wire down hops

Description: Picture also used in 1931 report, "letting the wire down," p. 18

38. Agricultural laborers treating fence posts

Agricultural laborers treating fence posts

Description: Starr, Renfro, Gerald, and Grubaugh treating fence posts

39. Late cluster seedlings

Late cluster seedlings

40. Sack of hops dryer

Sack of hops dryer

41. Ernst Family at Horst Hop Rance, 1946

Ernst Family at Horst Hop Rance, 1946

Description: Frank Ernst, second left, and wife, fourth left, with their family working on the Horst Hop Ranch near Independence. He is a carpenter; she is a nurse; they are vacationing. Kids are Johnny, 11 left; Alice Marie, 16, light shirt; Mary Ann, 13, fifth from left; twins Lue and Sue, 15; and Paul, 9, foreground right

42. Dr. Kenneth Keller, USDA agronomist stationed with the OSC experiment station, discussing hop fertilizer trials

Dr. Kenneth Keller, USDA agronomist stationed with the OSC experiment station, discussing hop fertilizer trials

Description: Dr. Kenneth Keller, USDA agronomist stationed with the OSC experiment station, discussing hop fertilizer trials during a hop field day on the college experiment station. Photo by R. G. Fowler

43. Dumping a basket of hops into a hopper in preparation for sacking and weighing

Dumping a basket of hops into a hopper in preparation for sacking and weighing

Description: Orren Godd, check boss, left, at the Mitcoma hopyard watches Janiece Gerhard, 15, Middle and Jorene Johnson 17, dump a basket of hops into a hopper in preparation for sacking and weighing

44. Equipment used in hop analysis

Equipment used in hop analysis

Description: Taken as a series for a display presented by Experiment Station hop research workers at Washington

45. E. N. Hoffman examining barley

E. N. Hoffman examining barley

Description: E.N. Hoffman, Malheur station, inspects head-row trials of Vale barley being tested to develop breeder seed. Photo by Birdsall

46. Close-up view of the pollen bags on hops in the breeding plots

Close-up view of the pollen bags on hops in the breeding plots

47. View of hop yard owned by Herman Smith

View of hop yard owned by Herman Smith

48. Robert A. Magee runs a hop sample

Robert A. Magee runs a hop sample

49. Hops harvested near Independence (Ore.)

Hops harvested near Independence (Ore.)

Description: Mr. and Mrs. Leanard Ward, Portland, picking hops on W.H. Walker yard near Independence. The two of them made $32 their best day and averaged $28 to $30. Photo by R.G. Fowler, Jr

50. Hops being liften from truck, before being fed into hop-picking machine of McLoughlin, near Independence

Hops being liften from truck, before being fed into hop-picking machine of McLoughlin, near Independence

Description: Hops harvested near Independence, Oregon

51. Hop yard being watered

Hop yard being watered

Description: View of hop yard (just across old Albany bridge) showing sprinklers in action during Hop Field Day

52. Hop tasting

Description: Beers made with hops from the Oregon State University hop breeding program.

53. Hop field day visitors look over experimental hop yard at OSC

Hop field day visitors look over experimental hop yard at OSC

Description: Men examining hops

54. General view of the experimental hop yards

General view of the experimental hop yards

Description: Agricultural laborers growing hops

55. Field day commercial spray demonstration

Field day commercial spray demonstration

Description: Agricultural laborers growing hops

56. Rows of hops

57. Dietert moisture tester

Dietert moisture tester

Description: Close up of the Diertert moisture tester showing the thermometer, time setting dial, temperature setting dial, and pan with twenty gram hop sample ready for insertion into drying position. Hop Research Records. From the publication, "Fourth report of investigations to develop hop grades," 1944-46

58. Independence Hop Growers' Association Annual Dinner, 1953

Independence Hop Growers' Association Annual Dinner, 1953

Description: News clipping sent to Hoerner in Thailand after his farewell party. Oregonian, Oct 9, 1955 Written under title: "probably of no interest to you, but made me think of you, Godfrey, and your farewell party."

59. Bale after sampling

Bale after sampling

Description: Note that only one stitch has been disturbed. Sample is expelled into individual mailing tube. Hop Research Records. From the publication, "Second report of investigations to develop hop grades," 1941-42.

60. Sampler with sample being expelled into long paper tube

Sampler with sample being expelled into long paper tube

Description: Several samples can be put into one container. Hop Research Records. From the publication, "Second report of investigations to develop hop grades," 1941-42.

61. A simple probe used for forcing dye solution into the hop bale

A simple probe used for forcing dye solution into the hop bale

Description: Hop Research Records. From the publication, "A report of a method of treating hops for diversion purposes," November 1937

62. Sample being expelled

Sample being expelled

Description: Hop Research Records. From the publication, "Second report of investigations to develop hop grades," 1941-42

63. Distilling equipment, 1940

Distilling equipment, 1940

64. Apparatus to hold 100 all-glass tubes

Apparatus to hold 100 all-glass tubes

Description: Apparatus to hold 100 all-glass tubes

65. Larvae of Aglais antiopa Linn

Larvae of Aglais antiopa Linn

Description: From the report "Hop pests and their control, biennium 1937-1938," by HE Morrison

66. Late cluster badly infected with mildew

Late cluster badly infected with mildew

67. Master Brewers Association of America, Milwaukee Convention Hops Exhibit, 1937

Master Brewers Association of America, Milwaukee Convention Hops Exhibit, 1937

68. Late clusters being cut back

Late clusters being cut back

69. Man with spike on cluster

Man with spike on cluster

70. Hop cone varieties

Hop cone varieties

71. Hop field

72. The same sample as above split to show hops in another plane

The same sample as above split to show hops in another plane

Description: Hop Research Records. From the publication, "Second report of investigations to develop hop grades," 1941-42

73. Stove-type hop kilns

Stove-type hop kilns

Description: Photo caption: "Familiar Willamette Valley scene is a red barn with row of cupolas indicating stover-type hop kilns. Still in use, this belongs to AJ Ray and sons, south of Newberg." From news article in The Sunday Oregonian Northwest Roto Magazine "Vanishing Valley Landmarks," November 20, 1955. Story and photos by Dr. John R. Goldsborough.

74. Hop kiln near Newberg

Hop kiln near Newberg

Description: Photo caption: "Already in disuse is this hop kiln of stove type near Newberg (OR). Platform once bustled as hops arrived from pickers." From news article in The Sunday Oregonian Northwest Roto Magazine "Vanishing Valley Landmarks," November 20, 1955. Story and photos by Dr. John R. Goldsborough.

75. Experimental hop red spider control

Experimental hop red spider control

Description: Pankalla Hop Ranch, Corvallis Oregon From the report, "Hop pests and their control: A Report of the Control of the Hop Red Spider and Other Closely Related Problems During the Season of 1940," Morrison, H.E.; Vertrees, J.D. (Jack)

76. Dinitro-o-cyclohexyl phenol burn on hop cones of Russian variety Serebrianka, 1939

Dinitro-o-cyclohexyl phenol burn on hop cones of Russian variety Serebrianka, 1939

Description: From the report, "Investigation on the control of hop pests 1939," by HE Morrison

77. Dinitro-o-cyclohexyl phenol dust injury to baby hop plant

Dinitro-o-cyclohexyl phenol dust injury to baby hop plant

Description: East Farm, Corvallis, Oregon. From the report, "Investigation on the control of hop pests 1939," by HE Morrison

78. Adult Diabrotica soror

Adult Diabrotica soror

Description: From the report "Hop pests and their control, biennium 1937-1938," by HE Morrison

79. Crown gall disease

Crown gall disease

Description: Plant roots with disease

80. A bastard or sexless plant produces flowers

A bastard or sexless plant produces flowers

81. A bastard or sexless plant produces flowers

A bastard or sexless plant produces flowers

82. Cotyledon of seedling infected with mildew

Cotyledon of seedling infected with mildew

83. Dinitro-o-cyclohexyl phenol burn on hop foliage of Russian variety Serebrianka, 1939

Dinitro-o-cyclohexyl phenol burn on hop foliage of Russian variety Serebrianka, 1939

Description: From the report, "Investigation on the control of hop pests 1939," by HE Morrison

84. Dusting for red spider control, experimental hop yard

Dusting for red spider control, experimental hop yard

Description: East Farm, Corvallis OR From the report "Investigation on the control of hop pests 1939," by HE Morrison

85. Rear view of bean dual hop duster

Rear view of bean dual hop duster

Description: "Note dust does not reach tops of hop vines." From the report, "Hop pests and their control, 1941," by HE Morrison, Irwin Marks, Dan Bonnell

86. Dust mixing machine

Dust mixing machine

Description: East Farm, Corvallis. From the report "Investigation on the control of hop pests 1939," by HE Morrison

87. Drill used planting cover crops

Drill used planting cover crops

88. Cover crop vetch

Cover crop vetch

89. California cluster

California cluster

90. Cones

91. Views of work done by Oregon's Agricultural Experiment Stations

Views of work done by Oregon's Agricultural Experiment Stations

Description: Experiment station photos

92. Soldiers picking hops

Soldiers picking hops

Description: Soldiers as agricultural laborers

93. Soldiers picking hops

Soldiers picking hops

Description: Soldiers as agricultural laborers

94. Soldiers picking hops

Soldiers picking hops

Description: Soldiers as agricultural laborers

95. Soldiers picking hops

Soldiers picking hops

Description: Soldiers as agricultural laborers

96. Camp Adair soldiers going to the Terhune hop yard

Camp Adair soldiers going to the Terhune hop yard

97. William Cyrus and Hungarian hop

William Cyrus and Hungarian hop

98. Soldiers getting on truck to go to fields

Soldiers getting on truck to go to fields

99. Mr. and Mrs H. L. Worley at the Mitoma Hop Yard

Mr. and Mrs H. L. Worley at the Mitoma Hop Yard

Description: Mr. and Mrs H.L. Worley, from Longview, Washington, are picking hops at the Mitoma Hop Yard near Independence. He is a Texan; she is a Minnesotan. He was a Marine private during the war and saw service at Bremerton, Washington. Presently, he is a second rigger in the woods and is picking hops while the woods are closed as a fire precaution. $8.13 one day--August 21

100. Men examining barley and oats

Men examining barley and oats

Description: Twenty varieties of barley and 36 of oats were under trial at Malheur branch experiment stations 1954 field day. Neil Hoffman (left) examines test strip of Bonneville barely, a stiff-strawed high-yielding variety recommended for the area, that has average