Tape 1, Side 1. Rees discusses rural telephone operators.

Tape 1, Side 2. Rees discusses rural telephone operators.

Tape 1, Side 1. The lecture was originally given on Columbia River Gorge Day, May 5th 1981, at the Western Forestry Center to the Portland Women's Forum. Jensen discusses the conservation of the Columbia River Gorge and the Columbia Gorge Commission from 1951 to 1981.

Tape 1, Side 1. Erskine Wood discusses summer vacations spent in household of Chief Joseph.

Tape 1, Side 1. Bertha "Grandma" Holt talks about the people, places and events in her life: husband, children, living in the Midwest, Great Depression, farm life, move to Oregon, logging, sawmills, her interest in orphan children from Korea and the creation of Holt International Children's Services etc.

Tape 4, Side 1. Bertha "Grandma" Holt talks about the people, places and events in her life: husband, children, living in the Midwest, Great Depression, farm life, move to Oregon, logging, sawmills, her interest in orphan children from Korea and the creation of Holt International Children's Services etc.

Tape 9, Side 2. Bertha "Grandma" Holt talks about the people, places and events in her life: husband, children, living in the Midwest, Great Depression, farm life, move to Oregon, logging, sawmills, her interest in orphan children from Korea and the creation of Holt International Children's Services etc.

Tape 2, Side 2. A panel discussion moderated by Melody Rose. Gretchen Kafoury, Vera Katz, Norma Paulus, and Betty Roberts discuss the womens' movement in addition to their experiences in the Oregon State legislature in the 1970s and 1980s.

Tape 2, Side 1. Flora Cushinway Thompson discusses her marriage to Chief Tommy Thompson of the Wyams, fishing, religion, and the fight against the building of the Dalles Dam.

Tape 1, Side 1. Charles Lewis Hayward discusses his experiences in World War I, including military balloon reconnaissance.

Tape 1, Side 2. Charles Lewis Hayward discusses his experiences in World War I, including military balloon reconnaissance.

Session 3. Bobbie Dore Foster discusses her early life and education in Louisiana and, later, in the Pacific Northwest. She also discusses starting and operating The Skanner with her husband, Bernie Foster, from the 1970s to the present.

Session 1, Part 3. Curtin discusses his family background and early childhood, Catholicism, the KKK, Portland Police, Unions, Bill's time in the seminary, St. Charles Catholic Church & School, Immaculate Heart Catholic Church & School, Father Tobin, Father Griffin, Father Robert Krueger, Emmanuel Hospital expansion project, Urban Renewal, Model Cities, Albina Fair Share, Oregon Fair Share, Organizing for activism in Albina, Saul Alinsky, Night life in Albina, Shops, businesses, people in Albina, Dawson's Park, Police community relations in Albina, Drug and alcohol recovery programs in Albina (the Victory Club and the Miracles Club), and Leaving the priesthood.

Session 4, Part 1. Curtin discusses his family background and early childhood, Catholicism, the KKK, Portland Police, Unions, Bill's time in the seminary, St. Charles Catholic Church & School, Immaculate Heart Catholic Church & School, Father Tobin, Father Griffin, Father Robert Krueger, Emmanuel Hospital expansion project, Urban Renewal, Model Cities, Albina Fair Share, Oregon Fair Share, Organizing for activism in Albina, Saul Alinsky, Night life in Albina, Shops, businesses, people in Albina, Dawson's Park, Police community relations in Albina, Drug and alcohol recovery programs in Albina (the Victory Club and the Miracles Club), and Leaving the priesthood.

Session 1. Haynes discusses his family background and early life in Texas, his civil rights activism, his education, including his time at Perkins School of Theology, Southern Methodist University, his early clerical career, his appointment to Allen Temple AME Church and moving to Portland, Oregon, his involvement with the Albina Ministerial Alliance, his continuing activism, and his book God's Prophet in Non-Violence: The Theology and Philosophy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Tape 1, Side 1. Howard Morgan describes his experiences in government and politics. He discusses working for the Navy during WWII, his service in the Oregon House of Representatives, his efforts to make the Democratic Party competitive in Oregon, and his work on behalf of public utilities, both in Oregon, and nationally during the Kennedy Administration.

Tape 1, Side 2. Howard Morgan describes his experiences in government and politics. He discusses working for the Navy during WWII, his service in the Oregon House of Representatives, his efforts to make the Democratic Party competitive in Oregon, and his work on behalf of public utilities, both in Oregon, and nationally during the Kennedy Administration.

Tape 3, Side 1. Howard Morgan describes his experiences in government and politics. He discusses working for the Navy during WWII, his service in the Oregon House of Representatives, his efforts to make the Democratic Party competitive in Oregon, and his work on behalf of public utilities, both in Oregon, and nationally during the Kennedy Administration.

Tape 4, Side 1. Howard Morgan describes his experiences in government and politics. He discusses working for the Navy during WWII, his service in the Oregon House of Representatives, his efforts to make the Democratic Party competitive in Oregon, and his work on behalf of public utilities, both in Oregon, and nationally during the Kennedy Administration.

Tape 6, Side 1. Howard Morgan describes his experiences in government and politics. He discusses working for the Navy during WWII, his service in the Oregon House of Representatives, his efforts to make the Democratic Party competitive in Oregon, and his work on behalf of public utilities, both in Oregon, and nationally during the Kennedy Administration.

Tape 11, Side 1. Howard Morgan describes his experiences in government and politics. He discusses working for the Navy during WWII, his service in the Oregon House of Representatives, his efforts to make the Democratic Party competitive in Oregon, and his work on behalf of public utilities, both in Oregon, and nationally during the Kennedy Administration.

Tape 8, Side 2. Maurine Neuberger discusses the Kennedy Administration, as well as the 1965 Wilderness Act, Medicare and healthcare legislation, the Aswan Dam, Egypt project, and the Cuban Missile Crisis.

Tape 9, Side 2. Maurine Neuberger discusses a visit to Israel during the Six Days War in 1967, the assassination of John F. Kennedy, the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution and Supreme Court nominees.

Tape 2, Side 1. Vera Katz discusses her early life and education, and later political career through 1982. Her family immigrated to the United States during world War II and she grew up in New York, where she became involved in Modern Dance, studying under Martha Graham. After moving to Portland to support her husband's art career, she became involved in local politics, ultimately becoming a State Representative in 1973, where she was a part of the 1973 Women's Caucus, which passed many landmark pieces of legislation. She also discusses her plans for the future.

Tape 2 Side 1. Oral history with one of Oregon's earliest and best known vintners. Dick describes how he discovered Oregon and the Red Hills of Dundee as being a premier location for Oregon's now-famous Pinot Noir wine.

Tape 2 Side 2. Oral history with one of Oregon's earliest and best known vintners. Dick describes how he discovered Oregon and the Red Hills of Dundee as being a premier location for Oregon's now-famous Pinot Noir wine.

Tape 5, Side 1. Oral history with one of Oregon's earliest and best known vintners. Dick describes how he discovered Oregon and the Red Hills of Dundee as being a premier location for Oregon's now-famous Pinot Noir wine.

Tape 1 Side 1. Richard Sommer discusses his early life in San Francisco, his education at UC Davis, and how he became one of the first winemakers in Oregon's Umpqua Valley. He discusses his focus on Riesling, his use of the divided canopy method, his trips to Europe, eiswein (ice wine), barrel aging, and other winemakers in Oregon.