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1. [Image] PH037_12648; P1805


	[Northern Pacific excursion train stopped on tracks, with passengers around train. Water tank in background. Copy of 1885 photo.]
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: PH037_12648; P1805 Year: 1880 [Northern Pacific excursion train stopped on tracks, with passengers around train. Water tank in background. Copy of 1885 photo.] Title: PH037_12648; P1805 Year: 1880 [Northern Pacific excursion train stopped on tracks, with passengers around train. Water tank in background. Copy of 1885 photo.]

2. [Image] PH004_0100 Walter S. Bowman photographs; Fords by railroad car


	The first carload of roadsters unloaded in Pendleton, OR. for Oregon Motor Garage.
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: PH004_0100 Walter S. Bowman photographs; Fords by railroad car Year: 1890 The first carload of roadsters unloaded in Pendleton, OR. for Oregon Motor Garage. Title: PH004_0100 Walter S. Bowman photographs; Fords by railroad car Year: 1890 The first carload of roadsters unloaded in Pendleton, OR. for Oregon Motor Garage.

3. [Image] No. 126. River Front, Arlington, Oregon.; River Front, Arlington, Oregon


	A black-and-white photograph. At the bottom is written in white ink "No. 126. River Front, Arlington, Oregon. B.C. Markham The Dalles Ore." The picture was taken looking down a hill towards Arlington ...
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: No. 126. River Front, Arlington, Oregon.; River Front, Arlington, Oregon A black-and-white photograph. At the bottom is written in white ink "No. 126. River Front, Arlington, Oregon. B.C. Markham The Dalles Ore." The picture was taken looking down a hill towards Arlington and the Columbia River. Various houses, yards, and buildings are visible. At the right of the photograph is a railyard, with a large water tank at far right and a smaller, taller one closer to the water. At least three segments of trains are on the tracks: one is on the outskirts of town, and a few other railroad cars are visible on two different tracks amongst the buildings of the railyard, including a boxcar with an open door and a round tanker car. In the distance beyond the town, the line of the railroad tracks and the line of a road parallel each other just above the river bank. The eye can follow them a long way down the river, past a landscape which with its treeless bluffs on both sides of the river looks barren and deserted. On the hill above them runs a line of telephone or telegraph poles which continues down into and through the village. In the foreground of the photo beyond the boulders at the edge of the hill from which the photo seems to have been taken is a house and yard (with the corner of another yard showing). Two privies or outhouses are visible at right. In the center a person in a hat and jacket stands next to a pile of firewood. Behind the person is a water pump in the yard. This house has a lean-to or shed which is roofed with tar paper and has a stove pipe sticking out. Other wooden houses, and some fenceposts, are visible through the scattered trees in the town. Title: No. 126. River Front, Arlington, Oregon.; River Front, Arlington, Oregon A black-and-white photograph. At the bottom is written in white ink "No. 126. River Front, Arlington, Oregon. B.C. Markham The Dalles Ore." The picture was taken looking down a hill towards Arlington and the Columbia River. Various houses, yards, and buildings are visible. At the right of the photograph is a railyard, with a large water tank at far right and a smaller, taller one closer to the water. At least three segments of trains are on the tracks: one is on the outskirts of town, and a few other railroad cars are visible on two different tracks amongst the buildings of the railyard, including a boxcar with an open door and a round tanker car. In the distance beyond the town, the line of the railroad tracks and the line of a road parallel each other just above the river bank. The eye can follow them a long way down the river, past a landscape which with its treeless bluffs on both sides of the river looks barren and deserted. On the hill above them runs a line of telephone or telegraph poles which continues down into and through the village. In the foreground of the photo beyond the boulders at the edge of the hill from which the photo seems to have been taken is a house and yard (with the corner of another yard showing). Two privies or outhouses are visible at right. In the center a person in a hat and jacket stands next to a pile of firewood. Behind the person is a water pump in the yard. This house has a lean-to or shed which is roofed with tar paper and has a stove pipe sticking out. Other wooden houses, and some fenceposts, are visible through the scattered trees in the town.

4. [Image] No. 126. River Front, Arlington, Oregon.; River Front, Arlington, Oregon


	A black-and-white photograph. At the bottom is written in white ink "No. 126. River Front, Arlington, Oregon. B.C. Markham The Dalles Ore." The picture was taken looking down a hill towards Arlington ...
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: No. 126. River Front, Arlington, Oregon.; River Front, Arlington, Oregon A black-and-white photograph. At the bottom is written in white ink "No. 126. River Front, Arlington, Oregon. B.C. Markham The Dalles Ore." The picture was taken looking down a hill towards Arlington and the Columbia River. Various houses, yards, and buildings are visible. At the right of the photograph is a railyard, with a large water tank at far right and a smaller, taller one closer to the water. At least three segments of trains are on the tracks: one is on the outskirts of town, and a few other railroad cars are visible on two different tracks amongst the buildings of the railyard, including a boxcar with an open door and a round tanker car. In the distance beyond the town, the line of the railroad tracks and the line of a road parallel each other just above the river bank. The eye can follow them a long way down the river, past a landscape which with its treeless bluffs on both sides of the river looks barren and deserted. On the hill above them runs a line of telephone or telegraph poles which continues down into and through the village. In the foreground of the photo beyond the boulders at the edge of the hill from which the photo seems to have been taken is a house and yard (with the corner of another yard showing). Two privies or outhouses are visible at right. In the center a person in a hat and jacket stands next to a pile of firewood. Behind the person is a water pump in the yard. This house has a lean-to or shed which is roofed with tar paper and has a stove pipe sticking out. Other wooden houses, and some fenceposts, are visible through the scattered trees in the town. Title: No. 126. River Front, Arlington, Oregon.; River Front, Arlington, Oregon A black-and-white photograph. At the bottom is written in white ink "No. 126. River Front, Arlington, Oregon. B.C. Markham The Dalles Ore." The picture was taken looking down a hill towards Arlington and the Columbia River. Various houses, yards, and buildings are visible. At the right of the photograph is a railyard, with a large water tank at far right and a smaller, taller one closer to the water. At least three segments of trains are on the tracks: one is on the outskirts of town, and a few other railroad cars are visible on two different tracks amongst the buildings of the railyard, including a boxcar with an open door and a round tanker car. In the distance beyond the town, the line of the railroad tracks and the line of a road parallel each other just above the river bank. The eye can follow them a long way down the river, past a landscape which with its treeless bluffs on both sides of the river looks barren and deserted. On the hill above them runs a line of telephone or telegraph poles which continues down into and through the village. In the foreground of the photo beyond the boulders at the edge of the hill from which the photo seems to have been taken is a house and yard (with the corner of another yard showing). Two privies or outhouses are visible at right. In the center a person in a hat and jacket stands next to a pile of firewood. Behind the person is a water pump in the yard. This house has a lean-to or shed which is roofed with tar paper and has a stove pipe sticking out. Other wooden houses, and some fenceposts, are visible through the scattered trees in the town.

5. [Image] PH008_048 Randall V. Mills Transportation Collection photographs


	Black and white print from album number 1. Locomotive number 8 of the Diamond and Caldar line sits on an elevated track with several flat bed cars at a lumber mill being loaded with cut logs. The lumber ...
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: PH008_048 Randall V. Mills Transportation Collection photographs Year: 1938 Black and white print from album number 1. Locomotive number 8 of the Diamond and Caldar line sits on an elevated track with several flat bed cars at a lumber mill being loaded with cut logs. The lumber mill can be seen behind the locomotive and the flat bed cars. Title: PH008_048 Randall V. Mills Transportation Collection photographs Year: 1938 Black and white print from album number 1. Locomotive number 8 of the Diamond and Caldar line sits on an elevated track with several flat bed cars at a lumber mill being loaded with cut logs. The lumber mill can be seen behind the locomotive and the flat bed cars.

6. [Image] O.R.N. railway tracks through Umatilla Indian Reservation; PH036_5679


	A view looking down the railroad tracks belonging to the Oregon-Washington Railroad and Navigation Company. The tracks curve to the center of the photo, leading the eye to a low hill covered with snow ...
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: O.R.N. railway tracks through Umatilla Indian Reservation; PH036_5679 Year: 1897 A view looking down the railroad tracks belonging to the Oregon-Washington Railroad and Navigation Company. The tracks curve to the center of the photo, leading the eye to a low hill covered with snow far in the distance. Closer at hand, the tracks pass by the bare branches of deciduous trees, telegraph poles, and a few tall evergreens on the right as they enter a gap between two hills. Fences are visible a few feet away from the rails on both sides. On the left side of the picture, beyond the fence, stand two tipis under large bare-branched trees. Title: O.R.N. railway tracks through Umatilla Indian Reservation; PH036_5679 Year: 1897 A view looking down the railroad tracks belonging to the Oregon-Washington Railroad and Navigation Company. The tracks curve to the center of the photo, leading the eye to a low hill covered with snow far in the distance. Closer at hand, the tracks pass by the bare branches of deciduous trees, telegraph poles, and a few tall evergreens on the right as they enter a gap between two hills. Fences are visible a few feet away from the rails on both sides. On the left side of the picture, beyond the fence, stand two tipis under large bare-branched trees.

7. [Image] Thorn Hollow, Umatilla Indian reservation; PH036_5724


	A scene that has been identified as looking east from Thorn Hollow on the Umatilla Indian Reservation. Two tipis stand on a plain scattered with bare shrubs. In the background of the picture is a line ...
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Thorn Hollow, Umatilla Indian reservation; PH036_5724 Year: 1900 A scene that has been identified as looking east from Thorn Hollow on the Umatilla Indian Reservation. Two tipis stand on a plain scattered with bare shrubs. In the background of the picture is a line of evergreens and bare-branched trees that runs along a stretch of railroad tracks. Telegraph poles are visible along the line of the tracks. Beyond them, smooth treeless hills rise up and are snow-covered in the distance. In the center of the photo, what looks like a meandering seasonal stream feeds into a swamp or pond. The tipis are set away from the pond a few yards. The tipi on the left is smaller and made of canvas; the tipi on the right is made of tule mats. Near the tipi on the right is a stack of firewood and a wagon. A tall bare pole stands some feet to the right of the wagon. The sky is cloudy. Title: Thorn Hollow, Umatilla Indian reservation; PH036_5724 Year: 1900 A scene that has been identified as looking east from Thorn Hollow on the Umatilla Indian Reservation. Two tipis stand on a plain scattered with bare shrubs. In the background of the picture is a line of evergreens and bare-branched trees that runs along a stretch of railroad tracks. Telegraph poles are visible along the line of the tracks. Beyond them, smooth treeless hills rise up and are snow-covered in the distance. In the center of the photo, what looks like a meandering seasonal stream feeds into a swamp or pond. The tipis are set away from the pond a few yards. The tipi on the left is smaller and made of canvas; the tipi on the right is made of tule mats. Near the tipi on the right is a stack of firewood and a wagon. A tall bare pole stands some feet to the right of the wagon. The sky is cloudy.