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1. Dr. Kenneth Gordon and Dr. Simpson, Condon lecturer, January 1953
Dr. Kenneth Gordon and Dr. Simpson, Condon lecturer, January 1953
2. Dr. Kenneth Gordon and Dr. Simpson, Condon lecturer, January 1953
Dr. Kenneth Gordon and Dr. Simpson, Condon lecturer, January 1953
3. Student Kay Gunther and an unidentified faculty member posing with a taxidermied duck
Student Kay Gunther and an unidentified faculty member posing with a taxidermied duck
Description
"Taken to illustrate women in school of fish and game"
4. Grace French McCormick posing with a taxidermied owl
Grace French McCormick posing with a taxidermied owl
Description
Mrs. McCormick donated her bird collection to Oregon State College in 1956.
5. Grace French McCormick posing with a taxidermied owl
Grace French McCormick posing with a taxidermied owl
Description
Mrs. McCormick donated her bird collection to Oregon State College in 1956.
6. Student Kay Gunther posing with a taxidermied duck
Student Kay Gunther posing with a taxidermied duck
Description
"Taken to illustrate women in school of fish and game"
7. Rifles and taxidermied animals housed as components of the College Museum
Rifles and taxidermied animals housed as components of the College Museum
Description
The college museum was established in 1925 and in 1936 was renamed the Horner Museum of the Oregon Country. This image shows the museum in the basement of the college library (now Kidder Hall).
8. Posing with the stuffed moose at the Horner Museum
Posing with the stuffed moose at the Horner Museum
Description
Th moose has been affectionately known as "Bruce the Moose" for many years. It is now part of the Horner Collection at the Benton County Historical Society.
9. A stuffed Beaver on display at a pre-game tailgate party
A stuffed Beaver on display at a pre-game tailgate party
10. Black Crested Cormorants
Black Crested Cormorants
Description
Image Description from historic lecture booklet: "The Cormorants are birds between two and three feet in length, with an elongated, powerful body, short stout legs and a rather long neck. The plumage is very compact and usually dark-colored and glossy with greenish or bluish green reflections. the head is often crested and during the nesting season the head and neck are often ornamented with more or less conspicuous plumes of slender hair-like feathers which disappear after the breeding season is over. Cormorants are sociable birds, often congregating in flocks of immense size. Some of the others make their home in inland swamps and marshes. they feed exclusively on fishes, which they are extremely dexterous in capturing."
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