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• 461. [Image] Women at a campsite

  	Four women sitting in a wooded campsite; household beds, table and rug; camp stove
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Women at a campsite Author: Ernest W. Smith (Amateur photographer active ca. 1910-1980), Southern Oregon Historical Society Year: 1912 Four women sitting in a wooded campsite; household beds, table and rug; camp stove Title: Women at a campsite Author: Ernest W. Smith (Amateur photographer active ca. 1910-1980), Southern Oregon Historical Society Year: 1912 Four women sitting in a wooded campsite; household beds, table and rug; camp stove Close

• 462. [Image] Japanese 'houseboy'

  	Japanese 'houseboy' employed by orchardist, Conro Fiero
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Japanese 'houseboy' Author: Southern Oregon Historical Society Year: 1914 Japanese 'houseboy' employed by orchardist, Conro Fiero Title: Japanese 'houseboy' Author: Southern Oregon Historical Society Year: 1914 Japanese 'houseboy' employed by orchardist, Conro Fiero Close

• 463. [Image] Eugene Black Community & Survey of the Black Community Report to the Human Rights Commission (selections); Eugene Black Community Survey

  	16 p. Excerpts from the Eugene Black Community Survey published March 24, 1971, which interviewed African American heads of household in the Eugene area on issues of employment, education, housing, government, ...
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Eugene Black Community & Survey of the Black Community Report to the Human Rights Commission (selections); Eugene Black Community Survey Year: 1971 16 p. Excerpts from the Eugene Black Community Survey published March 24, 1971, which interviewed African American heads of household in the Eugene area on issues of employment, education, housing, government, police relations, and medical needs. Title: Eugene Black Community & Survey of the Black Community Report to the Human Rights Commission (selections); Eugene Black Community Survey Year: 1971 16 p. Excerpts from the Eugene Black Community Survey published March 24, 1971, which interviewed African American heads of household in the Eugene area on issues of employment, education, housing, government, police relations, and medical needs. Close

• 464. [Image] An example of the work found within the Mary Jones sewing book, circa 1899

  	Alumna Mary Jones of Corvallis graduated from Oregon Agricultural College in 1899 with a B.S. in Household Science. She attended OAC for 4 years from 1895/96 through 1898/99. From 1899 to 1907, she taught ...
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: An example of the work found within the Mary Jones sewing book, circa 1899 Year: 1899 Alumna Mary Jones of Corvallis graduated from Oregon Agricultural College in 1899 with a B.S. in Household Science. She attended OAC for 4 years from 1895/96 through 1898/99. From 1899 to 1907, she taught school in Benton County as well as near Alicel and in Silverton, Oregon. She and her sister attended the Los Angeles Normal School in 1907/08. She taught in Corvallis in 1908/09 and then in Estacada for two years. She married Lloyd Meader Yocum in 1911 and was living in Estacada in 1924. Title: An example of the work found within the Mary Jones sewing book, circa 1899 Year: 1899 Alumna Mary Jones of Corvallis graduated from Oregon Agricultural College in 1899 with a B.S. in Household Science. She attended OAC for 4 years from 1895/96 through 1898/99. From 1899 to 1907, she taught school in Benton County as well as near Alicel and in Silverton, Oregon. She and her sister attended the Los Angeles Normal School in 1907/08. She taught in Corvallis in 1908/09 and then in Estacada for two years. She married Lloyd Meader Yocum in 1911 and was living in Estacada in 1924. Close

• 465. [Image] Eleanor May and Frances Miriam Spike, circa 1920

  	Eleanor May (born June 4, 1902) and Frances Miriam (born Sept 6, 1900) were born in Echo, Oregon, and attended Echo High School. Eleanor May and Frances Miriam attended Oregon Agricultural College and ...
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Eleanor May and Frances Miriam Spike, circa 1920 Year: 1920 Eleanor May (born June 4, 1902) and Frances Miriam (born Sept 6, 1900) were born in Echo, Oregon, and attended Echo High School. Eleanor May and Frances Miriam attended Oregon Agricultural College and earned BS degrees in home economics in 1925. Eleanor subsequently earned an MS in Household Administration from Oregon State College in 1933; Eleanor was Associate Professor and Director of the Home Management Houses from the mid-1930s until the mid-1940s. Frances completed an MS in Foods and Nutrition at Oregon State in 1936. Title: Eleanor May and Frances Miriam Spike, circa 1920 Year: 1920 Eleanor May (born June 4, 1902) and Frances Miriam (born Sept 6, 1900) were born in Echo, Oregon, and attended Echo High School. Eleanor May and Frances Miriam attended Oregon Agricultural College and earned BS degrees in home economics in 1925. Eleanor subsequently earned an MS in Household Administration from Oregon State College in 1933; Eleanor was Associate Professor and Director of the Home Management Houses from the mid-1930s until the mid-1940s. Frances completed an MS in Foods and Nutrition at Oregon State in 1936. Close

• 466. [Image] Wood market

  	A huge camel is likely to be found squatted on the ground laden with sticks of wood such as we would consign to a brush heap, the man in charge leaning upon his beast of burden awaiting a customer. The ...
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Wood market Year: 1900 A huge camel is likely to be found squatted on the ground laden with sticks of wood such as we would consign to a brush heap, the man in charge leaning upon his beast of burden awaiting a customer. The crooked and gnarled roots he has dug from the ground, or rather the women of his household have done the digging. Other sticks he has gathered were the broken limbs of trees. Fuel in Palestine is as scarce as in the days of Jesus. Only the rich can use charcoal; others burn such limbs, sticks and roots as this camel is laden with, but the greater number still use for fuel the grass which "today is and tomorrow is cast into the oven." Other ships of the desert might be seen here laden like these beasts with stones securely fastened by rope to the camel, the latter improving the siesta by partaking of some grass upon the ground. Title: Wood market Year: 1900 A huge camel is likely to be found squatted on the ground laden with sticks of wood such as we would consign to a brush heap, the man in charge leaning upon his beast of burden awaiting a customer. The crooked and gnarled roots he has dug from the ground, or rather the women of his household have done the digging. Other sticks he has gathered were the broken limbs of trees. Fuel in Palestine is as scarce as in the days of Jesus. Only the rich can use charcoal; others burn such limbs, sticks and roots as this camel is laden with, but the greater number still use for fuel the grass which "today is and tomorrow is cast into the oven." Other ships of the desert might be seen here laden like these beasts with stones securely fastened by rope to the camel, the latter improving the siesta by partaking of some grass upon the ground. Close

• 467. [Image] Six pieces woven on loom (L-R): yardage 24 x 32 inch nylon and wool; 18 x 28 towel: rayon and cotton, yellow and blue; 17 x 25 inch towel: red and blue on cotton and rayon (.019-.020); 18 x 26 inch blue yellow and blue cotton towel; 13 x 27 inch red and white towel (.021); 22 x 19 inch striped towel

  	Photograph from the Folk Art of the Oregon Country Project Records, 1979-1980.
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Six pieces woven on loom (L-R): yardage 24 x 32 inch nylon and wool; 18 x 28 towel: rayon and cotton, yellow and blue; 17 x 25 inch towel: red and blue on cotton and rayon (.019-.020); 18 x 26 inch blue yellow and blue cotton towel; 13 x 27 inch red and white towel (.021); 22 x 19 inch striped towel Year: 1979 Photograph from the Folk Art of the Oregon Country Project Records, 1979-1980. Title: Six pieces woven on loom (L-R): yardage 24 x 32 inch nylon and wool; 18 x 28 towel: rayon and cotton, yellow and blue; 17 x 25 inch towel: red and blue on cotton and rayon (.019-.020); 18 x 26 inch blue yellow and blue cotton towel; 13 x 27 inch red and white towel (.021); 22 x 19 inch striped towel Year: 1979 Photograph from the Folk Art of the Oregon Country Project Records, 1979-1980. Close

• 468. [Image] Six pieces woven on loom (L-R): yardage 24 x 32 inch nylon and wool; 18 x 28 towel: rayon and cotton, yellow and blue; 17 x 25 inch towel: red and blue on cotton and rayon (.019-.020); 18 x 26 inch blue yellow and blue cotton towel; 13 x 27 inch red and white towel (.021); 22 x 19 inch striped towel

  	Photograph from the Folk Art of the Oregon Country Project Records, 1979-1980.
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Six pieces woven on loom (L-R): yardage 24 x 32 inch nylon and wool; 18 x 28 towel: rayon and cotton, yellow and blue; 17 x 25 inch towel: red and blue on cotton and rayon (.019-.020); 18 x 26 inch blue yellow and blue cotton towel; 13 x 27 inch red and white towel (.021); 22 x 19 inch striped towel Year: 1979 Photograph from the Folk Art of the Oregon Country Project Records, 1979-1980. Title: Six pieces woven on loom (L-R): yardage 24 x 32 inch nylon and wool; 18 x 28 towel: rayon and cotton, yellow and blue; 17 x 25 inch towel: red and blue on cotton and rayon (.019-.020); 18 x 26 inch blue yellow and blue cotton towel; 13 x 27 inch red and white towel (.021); 22 x 19 inch striped towel Year: 1979 Photograph from the Folk Art of the Oregon Country Project Records, 1979-1980. Close

• 469. [Image] Six pieces woven on loom (L-R): yardage 24 x 32 inch nylon and wool; 18 x 28 towel: rayon and cotton, yellow and blue; 17 x 25 inch towel: red and blue on cotton and rayon (.019-.020); 18 x 26 inch blue yellow and blue cotton towel; 13 x 27 inch red and white towel (.021); 22 x 19 inch striped towel

  	Photograph from the Folk Art of the Oregon Country Project Records, 1979-1980.
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Six pieces woven on loom (L-R): yardage 24 x 32 inch nylon and wool; 18 x 28 towel: rayon and cotton, yellow and blue; 17 x 25 inch towel: red and blue on cotton and rayon (.019-.020); 18 x 26 inch blue yellow and blue cotton towel; 13 x 27 inch red and white towel (.021); 22 x 19 inch striped towel Year: 1979 Photograph from the Folk Art of the Oregon Country Project Records, 1979-1980. Title: Six pieces woven on loom (L-R): yardage 24 x 32 inch nylon and wool; 18 x 28 towel: rayon and cotton, yellow and blue; 17 x 25 inch towel: red and blue on cotton and rayon (.019-.020); 18 x 26 inch blue yellow and blue cotton towel; 13 x 27 inch red and white towel (.021); 22 x 19 inch striped towel Year: 1979 Photograph from the Folk Art of the Oregon Country Project Records, 1979-1980. Close

• 470. [Image] 17 x 17 inch pillow woven from unraveled suit from rummage sale and 18 x 78 inch throw rug (keinutulin matto) 1971 (also shows reverse sides of both pillow and rug)

  	Photograph from the Folk Art of the Oregon Country Project Records, 1979-1980.; default
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: 17 x 17 inch pillow woven from unraveled suit from rummage sale and 18 x 78 inch throw rug (keinutulin matto) 1971 (also shows reverse sides of both pillow and rug) Year: 1979 Photograph from the Folk Art of the Oregon Country Project Records, 1979-1980.; default Title: 17 x 17 inch pillow woven from unraveled suit from rummage sale and 18 x 78 inch throw rug (keinutulin matto) 1971 (also shows reverse sides of both pillow and rug) Year: 1979 Photograph from the Folk Art of the Oregon Country Project Records, 1979-1980.; default Close