Exterior view of the Oregon State Capitol Building following a fire on April 25, 1935. Fire damage can be seen to the building. Groups of people stand on the lawn looking at the building. "The Circuit Rider" statue can be seen on the front lawn.

A partial view of the Oregon State Capitol building in Salem, Oregon following a fire that damaged the building on April 25, 1935. The building's front columns can be seen from the side with damaged pieces of the roof above. Debris is visible on the ground next to the building.

Exterior view of the Oregon State Capitol building in Salem, Oregon following a fire that damaged the building on April 25, 1935. The front of the building can be seen with damage to the roof. People stand on the lawn looking at the building.

Exterior view of the Oregon State Capitol building in Salem, Oregon following a fire that damaged the building on April 25, 1935. The front steps of the building can be seen with debris laying on top of them and damage is visible to the roof. People stand on the lawn and look at the building.

An exterior view of a section of the Oregon State Capitol building that was damaged by a fire on April 25, 1935. Debris can be seen on the ground surrounding the building. A group of men sits on benches in front of the building.

Exterior view of the Oregon State Capitol Building following a fire on April 25, 1935. Fire damage can be seen to the building and debris lays on the front steps and on the surrounding lawn. A woman stands on the lawn and looks at the building

Exterior view of the Oregon State Capitol Building following a fire on April 25, 1935. The building is partially obscured by trees and damage is visible to the roof. A group of people stands on a nearby sidewalk and looks at the building.

This photograph depicts an exterior view of the Agricultural Building featured at the Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition in 1905. Several people are visible throughout the photograph.

A photograph showing the crowds and landscaping surrounding the agricultural buildings at the Oregon State Fair. The Poultry Building is visible on the left and the Horse Stadium is visible on the right.

A photograph showing an agricultural display, likely for a fair. A table covered in a white cloth is decorated with various vegetables and lined with cornstalks. A man stands at the end of the table, looking at a gourd.

Approximately a dozen people, mostly men, stand outside in a group. Almost everyone holds a cup as a woman on the left holds a pitcher. One man tips his hat to the camera. Two children are pictured. They are likely farmers or agricultural laborers taking a break from work. This group is also depicted in OrgLot1417_088.

Approximately a dozen people work in an agricultural field. Men work with several machines including a tractor on the right. Horses pull a wagon. A woman in the center raises a tool over head as she works. This group is also depicted in OrgLot1417_087.

A portrait of Al Faussett at South Falls at Silver Falls State Park. The falls and boat chute are visible behind him.

A photograph of Al Faussett sitting in his canvas and rubber boat, likely on the chute at the top of South Falls at Silver Falls State Park. Two others lean over the edge and hold on to the boat.

Daredevil Alfred "Al" Faussett prepares to go over South Falls at Silver Falls State Park on July 1, 1928. Faussett can be seen with his head protruding from a specially designed craft that he would ride over the falls. A group of surrounding men hand him inner tubes to provide buoyancy to the craft. See related image Nos. 228, 231, 232, and 235.

Daredevil Alfred "Al" Faussett stands underneath his boat, presumably preparing to go over South Falls at Silver Falls State Park on July 1, 1928. He holds the boat above his head and looks at the camera. A number of other men also help to hold the boat up. A pile of inflated rubber inner tubes can be seen on the ground, which were placed in the boat to provide cushioning and buoyancy.

A photograph showing Al Faussett's canvas and rubber boat on the chute at South Falls at Silver Falls State Park. Water is visible rushing around the item and off the chute.

Half-length portrait of a man facing front. He is wearing a suit jacket and vest, a collared shirt, and a tie. The name “Fish, Al” is written on the negative sleeve. See related image No. 376G0244.

Half-length portrait of a seated man facing to the left. He is wearing a suit jacket and vest, a collared shirt, and a tie. The name “Fish, Al” is written on the negative sleeve. See related image No. 376G0243.

A photograph of the Allen Bros. garage located on N. Water Street in Silverton. An automobile and gas pump are visible in front of the building and signs on the right read "Dodge Brothers Motor Vehicles Allen Brothers" and "Red Crown Gasoline."

Exterior view of the Allen Bros. garage on Water Street in Silverton, Oregon. Four cars are parked around the building and several men stand outside. One of the men is leaning on a pair of crutches.

Allison and Ella Burnham with their children Howard and Myrtle posed in front of their homestead cabin in Mountain, Oregon.

A display for the Ames Hardware store at the Oregon State Fair in Salem, Oregon. Various appliances and other items are displayed along with advertisements for Montag, Winchester, and Hotpoint. A sign above the display reads, "Ames Hardware / The Winchester Store."

A display for Ames Hardware at the Silverton Community Fair in Silverton, Oregon. The display consists of various tools arranged on the wall, a wicker couch with a lamp and side table, a bird cage, and a washing machine.

Exterior view of a house in Salem, Oregon. There are striped awnings on the windows and ivy covers the chimney.

A single apple tree with fruit hanging off the branches. Foliage is visible in the background.

Wooden crates of apples are displayed on a rack. A banner hanging beneath it reads "Silverton's Fruit Show." Signs on the apple crates read "Hands off!" The display is decorated with bouquets of flowers and branches.

Six apples are displayed on a wooden table. One apple is placed on a postal scale, showing a weight of 17 ounces. Another apple has been cut into two pieces.