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1. Recycle cart

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2. O Ford

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3. Oregon

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4. UO Bus

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5. PH008_800 Randall V. Mills Transportation Collection photographs

PH008_800 Randall V. Mills Transportation Collection photographs

Description: Black and white print from album number 3. An automobile is parked on the street next to a sidewalk. Beyond the sidewalk is a chain link fence. Beyond the fence is a rail yard with numerous abandoned electric passenger cars.

6. Porsche Carrera 2

Porsche Carrera 2

Description: Beyond what has been provided herein, we have no additional information regarding this artwork., The Oregon Arts Commission has ten Regional Arts Councils that provide delivery of art services and information. The Council for this location is: Eastern Oregon Regional Arts (now known as Arts East). You may view their website at http://www.artseast.org/

7. World War II on campus - 13

World War II on campus - 13

Description: Black and white image of a group of male students standing on an automobile, holding a homemade sign that reads "E.R.C. Keep a cool head and a hotstick. Thank God for the Navy. Hi Mom."

8. World War II on campus - 49

World War II on campus - 49

Description: Black and white image of two women unloading boxes from a truck.

9. World War II on campus - 53

World War II on campus - 53

Description: Black and white image of two men and two women outside next to an automobile with a scale and cans. One of the men has an injured hand.

10. Hydrogen fuel cell demo - 3

Hydrogen fuel cell demo - 3

Description: A Mercedes retrofitted with hydrogen fuel cells getting fueled-up. University of Oregon Autzen Stadium.The demonstration was organized in part by the University of Oregon Department of Chemistry, their students, Dr. Shih-Yuan Liu and the UO Office of Sustainability.