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1. Stairway and lamppost, library (Kidder Hall), circa 1920
Stairway and lamppost, library (Kidder Hall), circa 1920
Description
Hand colored glass positive
2. Female students and children at "Practice House" (Withycombe House)
Female students and children at "Practice House" (Withycombe House)
Description
The Practice House, first established at Withycombe House in 1916, was used for instruction in Home Economics. The curriculum included "Practice Housekeeping" and work with "Practice Babies" - local infants used to teach the basics of caring for a baby.
3. A female OAC student in her dorm room
A female OAC student in her dorm room
4. Students and faculty in a Bacteriology laboratory
Students and faculty in a Bacteriology laboratory
Description
Professor Theodore Beckwith is standing at the back of the lab. This lab was located in Science Hall (Furman Hall today).
5. OAC students working in Wood Shop
OAC students working in Wood Shop
6. OAC student butter makers
OAC student butter makers
Description
Image depicts the interior of present-day Gilkey Hall.
7. Steamer Bailey Gatzert on the Cascades of the Columbia
Steamer Bailey Gatzert on the Cascades of the Columbia
Description
Images of the Columbia River.
8. Mt. Hood from Lost Lake
Mt. Hood from Lost Lake
Description
One of Gifford's most famous early photographs, "Sunrise on Mt. Hood from Lost Lake," shows the reflection of the mountain in the lake as plainly as it shows the mountain itself. Gifford frequently advertised that he was offered $1,000 for the original negative but refused it. The image appears in the following publication, "Oregon Then & Now."
9. Mt. Hood from Lost Lake
Mt. Hood from Lost Lake
Description
Views of the Cascade Mountains.
10. Mt. Hood from the Columbia near Hood River
Mt. Hood from the Columbia near Hood River
Description
Snow-clad summit and shadowy slopes, ten leagues or more away. The image appears in the following publication, "Snap Shots on the Columbia."
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