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1. Campus Scenes; Booklet, 2 of 2 [2] [p13] (recto)
Campus Scenes; Booklet, 2 of 2 [2] [p13] (recto)
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Item from a collection of University of Oregon faculty, students, buildings, organizations, and events.
2. Campus Scenes; Booklet, 2 of 2 [3] [p15] (recto)
Campus Scenes; Booklet, 2 of 2 [3] [p15] (recto)
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Item from a collection of University of Oregon faculty, students, buildings, organizations, and events.
3. Campus Scenes; Booklet, 2 of 2 [1] [p14] (recto)
Campus Scenes; Booklet, 2 of 2 [1] [p14] (recto)
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Item from a collection of University of Oregon faculty, students, buildings, organizations, and events.
4. Thompson, Lewis C. and Emma, House (Carlton, Oregon)
Thompson, Lewis C. and Emma, House (Carlton, Oregon)
Description
Constructed ca. 1892, the Lewis C. and Emma Thompson house is located in unincorporated Yamhill County on land once part of Glenbrook Farm. While three generations of the Thompson family are associated with the listed property, it was Lewis C. Thompson, a farmer and businessman, and his wife Emma, who stylistically revised this house. The couple incorporated Craftsman Style features onto the house’s initial Stick Style design, resulting in a replacement of the old style with the new. Significantly, the Thompson house represents the transition from nineteenth century Victorian era design motifs, which focused on verticality, applied ornamentation, and complex rooflines, to the early-twentieth century modern approach to residential design, which focused on horizontality, open floorplans, and ornamentation that revealed and celebrated structural elements. This change is well captured in the Thompson House and is a stark representation of one of the greatest shifts in American domestic architectural history., This content is included in Building Oregon: Architecture of Oregon and the Pacific Northwest, a digital collection which provides documentation about the architectural heritage of the Pacific Northwest., National Register of Historic Places (Listed, 2018)
5. PH014_91-08 Gertrude Bass Warner photographs
PH014_91-08 Gertrude Bass Warner photographs
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Hand tinted image. Two Japanese womenand one Caucasian woman, identified as Gertrude Bass Warner, kneel in front of two wooden tables in an interior space. Visible on these tables are teapots and tableware. The woman on the far right wears a kimono and holds a pair of chopsticks. The other woman kneels next to Gertrude Bass Warner also wearing a kimono and preparing food. Other objects visible in the image are mats, sitting cushions, and wooden trim on the interior walls.
6. PH014_91-08 Gertrude Bass Warner photographs
PH014_91-08 Gertrude Bass Warner photographs
Description
Hand tinted image. Two Japanese women and one Caucasian woman, identified as Gertrude Bass Warner, kneel in front of two wooden tables in an interior space. Visible on these tables are teapots and tableware. The woman on the far right wears a kimono and holds a pair of chopsticks. The other woman kneels next to Gertrude Bass Warner also wearing a kimono and preparing food. Other objects visible in the image are mats, sitting cushions, and wooden trim on the interior walls.
7. PH036_1949 Lee Moorhouse photographs
PH036_1949 Lee Moorhouse photographs
Description
[Hot Lake Sanitarium, interior views.]
8. PH036_2547 Lee Moorhouse photographs
PH036_2547 Lee Moorhouse photographs
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[Bingham Springs: interior of dining room at hotel.]
9. PH036_2546 Lee Moorhouse photographs
PH036_2546 Lee Moorhouse photographs
Description
[Bingham Springs: interior of dining room at hotel.]
10. PH036_1093 Lee Moorhouse photographs
PH036_1093 Lee Moorhouse photographs
Description
[Saloon of the 'Bailey Gatzert' (1890). Stereo.]
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