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1. OAC cadets Harvey McAllister and Eddie Palmer, circa 1897

OAC cadets Harvey McAllister and Eddie Palmer, circa 1897

Description: Harvey L. McAllister, known as "Pap Hayseed," graduated from OAC in 1897 with a degree in agriculture. He served in the Spanish-American war and then worked as a farmer in Lexington, Oregon. Thomas Edward Palmer was a 1900 graduate of OAC in electrical engineering and served as the leader of the cadet band his senior year.

2. Wamic School - 1897

Wamic School - 1897

3. Baptist Church, 5th & Washington Streets - 1891 - Court House location

Baptist Church, 5th & Washington Streets - 1891 - Court House location

4. Union Street School ""Annex"" - 1892 - Matilda Holister's Class, John Gavin, Principal

Union Street School ""Annex"" - 1892 - Matilda Holister's Class, John Gavin, Principal

5. 2nd and Madison looking West - 1894 Flood - The Dalles, Oregon

2nd and Madison looking West - 1894 Flood - The Dalles, Oregon

6. First and Union Streets - Flood 1894 - The Dalles, Oregon

First and Union Streets - Flood 1894 - The Dalles, Oregon

7. 3rd and Union Streets - 1894 Flood - The Dalles, Oregon

3rd and Union Streets - 1894 Flood - The Dalles, Oregon

8. West 2nd Street - The Dalles, Oregon - 1894 Flood

West 2nd Street - The Dalles, Oregon - 1894 Flood

9. Court Street Annex - Dec. 1892 - Louise Rentoul's 4th Grade Class Union Street School - 1873-1905, moved from 4th and Laughlin; faced north in Union Street Park; called ""Blue School"" and ""Court Street Annex""; was torn down in 1905 and a smaller ""Annex"" was made from the lumber for school use until the Union Street brick addition was made onto the Court Street High School in 1910

Court Street Annex - Dec. 1892 - Louise Rentoul's 4th Grade Class Union Street School - 1873-1905, moved from 4th and Laughlin; faced north in Union Street Park; called ""Blue School"" and ""Court Street Annex""; was torn down in 1905 and a smaller ""Annex"" was made from the lumber for school use until the Union Street brick addition was made onto the Court Street High School in 1910

10. Fourth of July Parade showing Old Court House - 1896

Fourth of July Parade showing Old Court House - 1896