Cranberry Bogs, Astoria, Oregon
- OrgLot78_B1F2_020
- Item
- 1900-1930?
View of cranberry bogs near Astoria, Oregon. Handwriting on back of print reads, "Cranberries. Woodfield, Astoria."
Woodfield, Frank W., 1879-1955
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Cranberry Bogs, Astoria, Oregon
View of cranberry bogs near Astoria, Oregon. Handwriting on back of print reads, "Cranberries. Woodfield, Astoria."
Woodfield, Frank W., 1879-1955
Bird's Eye View of Prineville, Oregon
View of Prineville, Oregon, taken from near what is now Ochoco Viewpoint. Writing on the bottom of the print reads, "Birdseye view of Prineville. Lafler, Prineville." Handwriting on the back reads, "Photog = Lafler."
Lafler, F. E. (Prineville, Or.)
Die neüwen Inseln-- so hinder Hispanien gegen Orient bey dem land Indie ligen / [Sebastian Münster].
Part of OHS Maps Collection
A hand-colored map of the New World. The map appeared first in the 1540 Geographia Universalis published by Henircus Petri, and then in later editions of the Cosmographia. The map is the earliest known separate map of the Americas, with the two continents as an integral landmass. An illustration of Magellan's ship Victoria is in the Pacific, and there is an illustration depicting cannibalism in what is today Brazil. The estuaries of both the Amazon and the Rio del Plata are displayed, but not labeled, in South America. North America reflects Verrazzano's misapprehension of a large inland sea bordered by a narrow isthmus, with the Pacific and Japan (Zipangri) just beyond. A corner of India superior is at the top left; the western edge of northern Africa and Spain are visible on the right edge. The map labels are written in German and Latin. Relief is shown pictorially.
Münster, Sebastian, 1489-1552
America [cartographic material], 1606
Part of OHS Maps Collection
A colored map of North and South America first published by Dutch cartographer Jodocus Hondius in 1606. The map is illustrated with views of ships, fish, birds, and sea monsters. An inset in the lower, left corner of the map includes an illustration of people in traditional South American feathered clothing preparing and eating food. The map labels are written in Latin. Relief is shown pictorially.
Hondius, Jodocus, 1563-1612
Part of OHS Maps Collection
A hand-colored map of North and South America published between 1765 and 1779. The colored outlines on the map indicate the colonial holdings of European nations. Relief is shown pictorially.
Bowles, John, 1701-1779
Part of OHS Maps Collection
A hand colored map depicting Russia, northern China, part of Japan, modern-day Alaska, and northwestern regions of North America. The map shows various routes of Captain Bering and Captain Tschirikow from Russia to North America. An explanation of Russian names used on the map is included. Relief is shown pictorially.
Part of OHS Maps Collection
A map showing the discoveries of Juan de Fuca, Admiral De Fonte, and Russian and Japanese explorers. Translated title, "General map of the discoveries of Admiral De Fronte showing the distinct possibility of a Northwest Passage." The map labels are written in French. Relief is shown pictorially.
Jefferys, Thomas, -1771
The Russian Discoveries from the map published by the Imperial Academy of St. Petersburg, 1775
Part of OHS Maps Collection
A hand colored map depicting Russia, northern China, part of Japan, modern-day Alaska, and northwestern regions of North America. The map shows various routes of Captain Bering and Captain Tschirikow from Russia to North America. An explanation of Russian names used on the map is included. This is an updated version of the 1771 map "Discoveries made by the Russians on the Northwest Coast of America published by the Imperial Academy of St. Petersburg." Relief is shown pictorially.
Sayer, Robert, 1725-1794
Letter from Joseph Barrell to Samuel Webb
Part of Columbia Rediviva collection
Barrell, Joseph, 1739-1804
Boston accounts and cargo lists
Part of Columbia Rediviva collection
a hand-bound logbook containing cargo lists and a ledger of Joseph Barrell’s Boston accounts. The front cover of the book reads, “all the Ship Columbias Papers / Mary Barrell / Millburn, N.J.” The first 15 pages of the book contain a copy of the 1787 cargo lists of the Columbia Rediviva and the Sloop Washington. Joseph Barrell’s accounts book backfills the last 20 pages of the logbook beginning from the back cover of the book and written upsidedown to the first half of the text. There are 18 blank pages separating the two sections of the book.
Barrell, Mary
Columbia Rediviva owners accounts log
Part of Columbia Rediviva collection
An owner’s accounts ledger for the ship Columbia Rediviva accounting for roughly the years of 1787 to 1789. The document contains 11 pieces of varying sized paper adhered in layers to a ledger page backing.
George Barrell’s Journal, 1806, Tho. Davis Journal, 1806, and Ship Columbia Papers, 1787-1793
Part of Columbia Rediviva collection
A hand-bound book containing George Barrell’s Journal, 1806, Tho. Davis’ Journal, 1806, and Ship Columbia Papers, 1787-1793. The George Barrell journal records his voyage on the Brig Venus from Boston, Massachusetts to Malaga, Spain. It covers the dates from July 13 to September 14 1806. The Tho. Davis journal records the return voyage on the Schooner Louisiana from Malaga to New York. It covers the dates from September 28, 1806 to November 30, 1806. For both journals a more legible transcription on smaller, lined paper is sown into the binding. The account of stores for the Ship Columbia covers expenditures and use of supplies from June 23, 1792 to May 27, 1793. The accounts include a log of cargo taken onboard in Canton in January, 1793.
Barrell, George Guelphs, 1780-1838
Letter from Joseph Barrell to Samuel Webb
Part of Columbia Rediviva collection
Barrell, Joseph, 1739-1804
Part of Columbia Rediviva collection
An account of cargo for the Ship Columbia and Sloop Washington covering the dates from October 1, 1787 through January, 1788. The log includes a record of the cargo aboard the ships when they left Boston on the state of the voyage and fragmented records of expenditures and supply use through January, 1788. The document contains 7 pieces of varying sized paper adhered in layers to a ledger page backing.
Barrell, Joseph, 1739-1804
Letter from Joseph Barrell to Samuel Webb
Part of Columbia Rediviva collection
Barrell, Joseph, 1739-1804
Power of Attorney document and letter from Joseph Barrell to Samuel Webb
Part of Columbia Rediviva collection
A legal document transferring power of attorney from Joseph Barrell to his attorney, Samuel Webb, to collect on debts owed from Richard Sodershorn. The document is dated November 22, 1788. It is signed by John Hoskins, Joseph Barrell, and James [illegible]. The document is notarized by Lemuel Barrett, Justice of the Peace. The document is bound with illegible scraps of other papers to a letter from Joseph Barrell to Samuel Webb dated November 9, 1788.
Barrell, Joseph, 1739-1804
Pineda description of mineral samples for the Royal Natural History Collection
Part of Malaspina expedition papers
Detailed description by Antonio Pineda of a box containing minerals intended for Royal Natural History Collection. Some of the samples were collected by Pineda himself and others were a gift from Padre Gonzalez from the Convento de la Buena Muerte in Lima, Peru.
Pineda y Ramírez, Antonio, 1751-1792
Programme for American Meteorological Journal
Part of Malaspina expedition papers
Programme for American Meteorological Journal with instructions for measuring devices and instruments.
Note from Malaspina to the Comandante General de Cartagena de Indias
Part of Malaspina expedition papers
Note from Alessandro Malaspina to the Comandante General de Cartagena de Indias accompanying initialed boxes to be sent to Quartermaster of Cadiz. The note is signed by Malaspina, from Panama. The note details the contents of the boxes which contained natural history items including birds, minerals, wood and plants collected by Née and Haecke, and a broken chronometer being returned to Cadiz.
Malaspina, Alessandro, 1754-1809
Description of Natural History Specimens collected by the Malaspina Expedition
Part of Malaspina expedition papers
Detailed description of boxes marked "A.P." containing birds and fish collected by the Malaspina Expedition intended for Royal Natural History Collection. A. P. Likely stands for Antonio Pineda.
Pineda y Ramírez, Antonio, 1751-1792
North America in its present divisions, agreeable to the peace, 1790
Part of OHS Maps Collection
A hand-colored map showing the North American territorial holdings of Great Britain, The United States, Spain, and France in 1790. Relief is shown pictorially.
Stackhouse, Thomas, 1706-1784
Accounts for the Ship Columbia
Part of Columbia Rediviva collection
An accounts ledger for the Ship Columbia (Columbia Rediviva) tracking expenditures from 1790-1793.
Part of Columbia Rediviva collection
An invoice written by Robert Gray for the receipt of a shipment of seventeen and a half chests of Bohea tea sent by Joseph Ingraham on the Columbia Rediviva from Canton, China to Thomas H. Jenkins in Boston, Massachusetts.
Gray, Robert, 1755-1806
Letter from Joseph Barrell to Samuel Webb
Part of Columbia Rediviva collection
Barrell, Joseph, 1739-1804
Letter from Joseph Barrell to Samuel Webb
Part of Columbia Rediviva collection
Barrell, Joseph, 1739-1804
Letter from Joseph Barrell to Samuel Webb
Part of Columbia Rediviva collection
Barrell, Joseph, 1739-1804
Letter from Joseph Barrell to John Hoskins
Part of Columbia Rediviva collection
Barrell, Joseph, 1739-1804
Letter from John Pintard to Joseph Barrell
Part of Columbia Rediviva collection
Pintard, John, 1759-1844