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1. Richardson Hall
Richardson Hall
Description
Richardson Hall opened in 1999 and houses several departments in the College of Forestry, and includes faculty offices, research labs, and a GIS classroom/laboratory. It is named for Kaye Richardson, an Oregon forester who provided a major gift for construction of the building.
2. Road grader
Road grader
Description
Front view of road grader moving soil in a burned over area of forest (Tillamook Burn?)
3. School of Forestry sawmill
School of Forestry sawmill
4. George Wilcox Peavy
George Wilcox Peavy
Description
Portrait of George Wilcox Peavy signed "to Paul M. Dunn, a very worthy successor." George Wilcox Peavy was the first Dean of Forestry from 1913-1940 and president of Oregon State College from 1932-1940. Peavy founded an arboretum that would act as a laboratory for forestry students.
5. Smokejumper and equipment
Smokejumper and equipment
Description
The smoke jumper was part of a session on "Smoke jumping" put on by Ray Schenck of the School of Forestry.
6. Park picnic lodge, possibly constructed by CCC crew from Camp New Benson near Bridal Veil, Oregon
Park picnic lodge, possibly constructed by CCC crew from Camp New Benson near Bridal Veil, Oregon
7. Entrance sign to McDonald Forest
Entrance sign to McDonald Forest
8. Research Forests aerial view
Research Forests aerial view
Description
McDonald Research Forest. Photo used in the College of Forestry's 75th anniversary publication, 1981
9. Portrait of Walter F. McCulloch
Portrait of Walter F. McCulloch
Description
Walter F. McCulloch was Dean of Forestry from 1955-1966. During WWII, McCulloch was Assistant State Forester of Oregon.
10. TJ Starker on snowshoes
TJ Starker on snowshoes
Description
TJ Starker marking timber during snowstorm in eastern Oregon, 1910. Thurman James Starker was a professor of Forestry from 1922-1942. Starker taught courses in forest management and silviculture and purchased land during the 1930's which would become Starker Forests. Starker helped Corvallis gain Avery Park and was made a member of the Oregon State Board of Forestry by Governor Mark Hatfield in 1962.
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