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• 6291. [Image] Lamson Farm House and Barn (Yamhill County, Oregon); Lamson, Jeremiah & Helen, Farm House (Yamhill County, Oregon)

  	National Register of Historic Places (Listed, 2013)
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Lamson Farm House and Barn (Yamhill County, Oregon); Lamson, Jeremiah & Helen, Farm House (Yamhill County, Oregon) Year: 1900 National Register of Historic Places (Listed, 2013) Title: Lamson Farm House and Barn (Yamhill County, Oregon); Lamson, Jeremiah & Helen, Farm House (Yamhill County, Oregon) Year: 1900 National Register of Historic Places (Listed, 2013) Close

• 6292. [Image] Lamson Farm House and Barn (Yamhill County, Oregon); Lamson, Jeremiah & Helen, Farm House (Yamhill County, Oregon)

  	National Register of Historic Places (Listed, 2013)
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Lamson Farm House and Barn (Yamhill County, Oregon); Lamson, Jeremiah & Helen, Farm House (Yamhill County, Oregon) Year: 1900 National Register of Historic Places (Listed, 2013) Title: Lamson Farm House and Barn (Yamhill County, Oregon); Lamson, Jeremiah & Helen, Farm House (Yamhill County, Oregon) Year: 1900 National Register of Historic Places (Listed, 2013) Close

• 6293. [Image] Lamson Farm House and Barn (Yamhill County, Oregon); Lamson, Jeremiah & Helen, Farm House (Yamhill County, Oregon)

  	National Register of Historic Places (Listed, 2013)
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Lamson Farm House and Barn (Yamhill County, Oregon); Lamson, Jeremiah & Helen, Farm House (Yamhill County, Oregon) Year: 1900 National Register of Historic Places (Listed, 2013) Title: Lamson Farm House and Barn (Yamhill County, Oregon); Lamson, Jeremiah & Helen, Farm House (Yamhill County, Oregon) Year: 1900 National Register of Historic Places (Listed, 2013) Close

• 6294. [Image] Lamson Farm House and Barn (Yamhill County, Oregon); Lamson, Jeremiah & Helen, Farm House (Yamhill County, Oregon)

  	National Register of Historic Places (Listed, 2013)
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Lamson Farm House and Barn (Yamhill County, Oregon); Lamson, Jeremiah & Helen, Farm House (Yamhill County, Oregon) Year: 1900 National Register of Historic Places (Listed, 2013) Title: Lamson Farm House and Barn (Yamhill County, Oregon); Lamson, Jeremiah & Helen, Farm House (Yamhill County, Oregon) Year: 1900 National Register of Historic Places (Listed, 2013) Close

• 6295. [Image] 60"" x 2"" x 2"" straight scythe with 27"" x 3"" blade. Hutton O'Connor says that everyone in America makes crooked handle scythes; his grandfather in Ireland made straight handled ones and Hutton has replaced the handle with a straight one when the kids broke it. This is the third handle Mr. O'Connor made in 26 years on the farm.

  	Photograph from the Folk Art of the Oregon Country Project Records, 1979-1980.; default; default
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: 60"" x 2"" x 2"" straight scythe with 27"" x 3"" blade. Hutton O'Connor says that everyone in America makes crooked handle scythes; his grandfather in Ireland made straight handled ones and Hutton has replaced the handle with a straight one when the kids broke it. This is the third handle Mr. O'Connor made in 26 years on the farm. Year: 1979 Photograph from the Folk Art of the Oregon Country Project Records, 1979-1980.; default; default Title: 60"" x 2"" x 2"" straight scythe with 27"" x 3"" blade. Hutton O'Connor says that everyone in America makes crooked handle scythes; his grandfather in Ireland made straight handled ones and Hutton has replaced the handle with a straight one when the kids broke it. This is the third handle Mr. O'Connor made in 26 years on the farm. Year: 1979 Photograph from the Folk Art of the Oregon Country Project Records, 1979-1980.; default; default Close

• 6296. [Image] Model Farm

  	1979
  	Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Model Farm Year: 1979 1979 Title: Model Farm Year: 1979 1979 Close

• 6297. [Article] ODFW Access and Habitat Areas and Projects in Oregon (2017)

  Abstract -- To show access areas supported by, or associated with, the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW) Access and Habitat Program. For more details see: https://myodfw.com/articles/hunting-private-lands-access-habitat-program; ...

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: ODFW Access and Habitat Areas and Projects in Oregon (2017) Abstract -- To show access areas supported by, or associated with, the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW) Access and Habitat Program. For more details see: https://myodfw.com/articles/hunting-private-lands-access-habitat-program; http://www.dfw.state.or.us/lands/AH/; Title: ODFW Access and Habitat Areas and Projects in Oregon (2017) Abstract -- To show access areas supported by, or associated with, the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW) Access and Habitat Program. For more details see: https://myodfw.com/articles/hunting-private-lands-access-habitat-program; http://www.dfw.state.or.us/lands/AH/; Close

• 6298. [Article] Operational Plan for Anadromous, Salmon Ranching Activities 1991

  Abstract -- Statutes authorizing private salmon ranching were approved by the 1971 Oregon Legislature. Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS 508.700-508.745) authorize issue of permits for chum salmon ("Oncorhynchus ...

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Operational Plan for Anadromous, Salmon Ranching Activities 1991 Abstract -- Statutes authorizing private salmon ranching were approved by the 1971 Oregon Legislature. Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS 508.700-508.745) authorize issue of permits for chum salmon ("Oncorhynchus keta") hatcheries and provide guidance for the review of applications, conduct of operations, and general requirements for termination of permits under certain circumstances. In 1973 the Legislature added coho ("0. kisutch") and chinook ("O. tshawytscha") salmon to the private hatchery statutes. The Fish Commission of Oregon was charged with administering laws related to the operation of private hatcheries, and since merger of the Fish and Wildlife commissions in 1975, the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife Department has been responsible for administration of laws relating to private salmon hatcheries. Administrative rules established by the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission (Commission) describe policies and restrictions for the siting, operation, evaluation, and monitoring of private hatcheries. The Commission has the primary authority and responsibility to approve or modify the hatchery operational plans developed by the Department. The scope, technical requirements, or both, of these operational plans may be changed by the Commission in the future to reflect the acquisition of new information or new interpretations of old data. This operational plan is one of a series of written documents prepared by the Department at the direction of the Commission and House Bill 2735 (which amended ORS 508.715, 720, and 740). This operational plan has been written to encompass private salmon ranching activities conducted through the Anadromous Inc. release and recapture facilities located near Jordan Point and North spit in Coos Bay. The provisions contained in this operational plan are applicable to, and shall be binding to any successive owner or owners that may acquire the Anadromous salmon ranching permit in the future. Thus, any references in this plan to Anadromous shall be understood to be applicable to any subsequent permittee to whom the permit may be transferred. Anadromous, Inc. has been engaged in salmon ranching activities in Oregon since 1974. Initially located near St. Helens on the Columbia River, the company shifted operations to Jordan Point in Coos Bay and later acquired the North Spit facility from OreAqua, Inc. in 1984. Anadromous did not release chum, coho or chinook smolts in 1990 at either the North Spit or Jordan Point facility. At this time both facilities are for sale. Title: Operational Plan for Anadromous, Salmon Ranching Activities 1991 Abstract -- Statutes authorizing private salmon ranching were approved by the 1971 Oregon Legislature. Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS 508.700-508.745) authorize issue of permits for chum salmon ("Oncorhynchus keta") hatcheries and provide guidance for the review of applications, conduct of operations, and general requirements for termination of permits under certain circumstances. In 1973 the Legislature added coho ("0. kisutch") and chinook ("O. tshawytscha") salmon to the private hatchery statutes. The Fish Commission of Oregon was charged with administering laws related to the operation of private hatcheries, and since merger of the Fish and Wildlife commissions in 1975, the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife Department has been responsible for administration of laws relating to private salmon hatcheries. Administrative rules established by the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission (Commission) describe policies and restrictions for the siting, operation, evaluation, and monitoring of private hatcheries. The Commission has the primary authority and responsibility to approve or modify the hatchery operational plans developed by the Department. The scope, technical requirements, or both, of these operational plans may be changed by the Commission in the future to reflect the acquisition of new information or new interpretations of old data. This operational plan is one of a series of written documents prepared by the Department at the direction of the Commission and House Bill 2735 (which amended ORS 508.715, 720, and 740). This operational plan has been written to encompass private salmon ranching activities conducted through the Anadromous Inc. release and recapture facilities located near Jordan Point and North spit in Coos Bay. The provisions contained in this operational plan are applicable to, and shall be binding to any successive owner or owners that may acquire the Anadromous salmon ranching permit in the future. Thus, any references in this plan to Anadromous shall be understood to be applicable to any subsequent permittee to whom the permit may be transferred. Anadromous, Inc. has been engaged in salmon ranching activities in Oregon since 1974. Initially located near St. Helens on the Columbia River, the company shifted operations to Jordan Point in Coos Bay and later acquired the North Spit facility from OreAqua, Inc. in 1984. Anadromous did not release chum, coho or chinook smolts in 1990 at either the North Spit or Jordan Point facility. At this time both facilities are for sale. Close