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Johnson Creek

OrgLot64_B5_002
Item
1908?

Part of Lars C. Henrichsen photographs

A photograph of Johnson Creek. The water is visible with fallen trees and brush on the shore.

Henrichsen, Lars C., 1839-1924

Johnson Creek

OrgLot64_B5_003
Item
1908-07-01

Part of Lars C. Henrichsen photographs

A photograph of Johnson Creek. Fallen trees and brush are visible on the shore and hanging over the water. The negative envelope reads, "Johnson Creek near Lents July 1, 1908."

Henrichsen, Lars C., 1839-1924

Multnomah Falls

OrgLot64_B5_008
Item
1884-1899?

Part of Lars C. Henrichsen photographs

A photograph of Multnomah Falls. The bow string truss bridge is visible. Trees and plants line the falls and a structure is visible in the bottom left corner.

Henrichsen, Lars C., 1839-1924

Oneonta Gorge

OrgLot64_B8_005
Item
1900 - 1910?

Part of Lars C. Henrichsen photographs

A photograph of Oneonta Gorge, a slot canyon in the Columbia River Gorge area. Water, rocks, and trees are visible.

Henrichsen, Lars C., 1839-1924

Intersection of SW Front and Madison

OrgLot52_400110-5
Item
1940-01-10

Part of Minor White negatives

Intersection of SW Front Avenue and Madison Street. The storefront of the Spear Linoleum Company is visible. Cast-iron balcony on the second floor. The Marion Hotel and Harmony Club Cafe are visible in the background. Taken through an archway, January 10, 1940.

White, Minor

Stores in Chinatown at the intersection of SW Second Avenue and Pine Street

OrgLot52_400116-12
Item
1940-01-16

Part of Minor White negatives

A balcony built in the style of Chinese architecture on the third floor of a building, on the corner of SW Second Avenue and Pine Streets in Chinatown. Several storefronts have signs in Chinese.

White, Minor

Stores in Chinatown at the intersection of SW Second Avenue and Pine Street

OrgLot52_400116-13
Item
1940-01-16

Part of Minor White negatives

A balcony built in the style of Chinese architecture on the third floor of a building, on the corner of SW Second Avenue and Pine Streets in Chinatown. Several storefronts have signs in Chinese.

White, Minor

Streetcar and buildings on 1st Avenue

OrgLot52_400117-10
Item
1940-01-17

Part of Minor White negatives

A busy street scene on the east side of First Avenue, looking north from Alder Street toward Washington Street. A streetcar bound for Oregon City is in the street, along with several pedestrians and automobiles. Greene’s Building, at right, and First National Bank Building, both constructed in 1882, would later be occupied by the Beebe Co., at left. This block was demolished in the early 1950s to make way for the Morrison Bridge ramps. Taken January 17, 1940.

White, Minor

House at SW Thirteenth Avenue and Columbia Street

OrgLot52_400306-1
Item
1940-03-06

Part of Minor White negatives

House located at 1333 SW Thirteenth Avenue, on the northwest corner of the intersection with Columbia Street. House in background located on the SW corner of intersection at 1405 SW Thirteenth Avenue. Taken March 6, 1940. Same subject as Negative No. 390322-7.

White, Minor

View of Portland from upper Hall Street

OrgLot52_400327-3
Item
1940-03-27

Part of Minor White negatives

View of the city of Portland taken from upper Hall Street.

White, Minor

Loading a stern frame casting at Columbia Steel Casting Company

OrgLot791_PA64209-2
Item
1944-08

Part of Photo Art Commercial Studio photographs

Three employees loading a large, stern frame casting onto a rail cart using a pulley hoist at Columbia Steel Casting Company.

Atkeson, Ray

Welder at Columbia Steel Casting Company

OrgLot791_PA64209-3
Item
1944-08

Part of Photo Art Commercial Studio photographs

An unidentified worker welding a joint on a cast-steel component at Columbia Steel Casting Company.

Atkeson, Ray

Cleaning skeg from castings at Columbia Steel Casting Company

OrgLot791_PA64209-5
Item
1944-08

Part of Photo Art Commercial Studio photographs

An employee using an electric swing frame grinder to clean skeg off a ship frame casting at Columbia Steel Casting Company. The caption at the bottom of the image reads, “Skeg being cleaned.”

Atkeson, Ray

Workers at Columbia Steel Casting Company

OrgLot791_PA64209-7
Item
1944-08

Part of Photo Art Commercial Studio photographs

Unidentified men working on a stern frame and other steel cast components at Columbia Steel Casting Company.

Atkeson, Ray

Grinding steel-cast components at Columbia Steel Casting Company

OrgLot791_PA64209-8
Item
1944-08

Part of Photo Art Commercial Studio photographs

An employee using a swing grinder on the inside of a ship stern frame casting at Columbia Steel Casting Company.

Atkeson, Ray

Welder at Columbia Steel Casting Company

OrgLot791_PA64209-14
Item
1944-08

Part of Photo Art Commercial Studio photographs

An employee uses an acetylene torch track burner to remove a riser from a ship frame casting at Columbia Steel Casting Company.

Atkeson, Ray

Welder at Columbia Steel Casting Company

OrgLot791_PA64209-18
Item
1944-08

Part of Photo Art Commercial Studio photographs

An employee uses a track burner to remove riser from a stern frame casting at Columbia Steel Casting Company.

Atkeson, Ray

Moving steel-cast components at Columbia Steel Casting Company

OrgLot791_PA64209-22
Item
1944-08

Part of Photo Art Commercial Studio photographs

Employees guiding a ship hull frame casting on an overhead crane lift at Columbia Steel Casting Company.

Atkeson, Ray

Cleaning steel-cast components at Columbia Steel Casting Company

OrgLot791_PA64209-24
Item
1944-08

Part of Photo Art Commercial Studio photographs

Employees operating swing grinders on a ship hull cast at Columbia Steel Casting Company.

Atkeson, Ray

Cleaning skeg from castings at Columbia Steel Casting Company

OrgLot791_PA64209-25
Item
1944-08

Part of Photo Art Commercial Studio photographs

An employee uses a prybar to remove the slag after an acetylene cutting torch has cut the riser steel-cast component at Columbia Steel Casting Company.

Atkeson, Ray

Welder at Columbia Steel Casting Company

OrgLot791_PA64209-28
Item
1944-08

Part of Photo Art Commercial Studio photographs

An unidentified employee Employee removes solidification gusset with an acetylene cutting torch from a ship hull casting at Columbia Steel Casting Company.

Atkeson, Ray

Finish work on steel-cast components at Columbia Steel Casting Company

OrgLot791_PA64209-32
Item
1944-08

Part of Photo Art Commercial Studio photographs

An employee using a pneumatic chipping gun inside a stern frame casting at Columbia Steel Casting Company.

Atkeson, Ray

Interior view of a mold at Columbia Steel Casting Company

OrgLot791_PA64209-33
Item
1944-08

Part of Photo Art Commercial Studio photographs

An interior view of a deep mold with many nails in the bottom to be used as a chill at Columbia Steel Casting Company.

Atkeson, Ray

Cleaning and finish grinding a steel propeller at Columbia Steel Casting Company

OrgLot791_PA64209-34
Item
1944-08

Part of Photo Art Commercial Studio photographs

Employees at Columbia Steel Casting Company cleaning a casting with pneumatic chipping guns while two welders fill in flaws in a propeller casting.

Atkeson, Ray

Cleaning a steel-cast component at Columbia Steel Casting Company

OrgLot791_PA64209-44
Item
1944-08

Part of Photo Art Commercial Studio photographs

An employee using a swing frame grinder on a large casting at Columbia Steel Casting Company.

Atkeson, Ray

Workers at Columbia Steel Casting Company

OrgLot791_PA64209-46
Item
1944-08

Part of Photo Art Commercial Studio photographs

Unidentified molders at Columbia Steel Casting Company work under the cope of a mold. Molders use core nails to secure chills, the mold parting compound is visible (white at edge of mold cavity).

Atkeson, Ray

Cleaning skeg from castings at Columbia Steel Casting Company

OrgLot791_PA64209-48
Item
1944-08

Part of Photo Art Commercial Studio photographs

Two employees work on cleaning a casting at Columbia Steel Casting Company. One employee uses a cutting torch to remove rigging, and another uses a bar to hand chip off sand.

Atkeson, Ray

Workers at Columbia Steel Casting Company

OrgLot791_PA64209-50
Item
1944-08

Part of Photo Art Commercial Studio photographs

Two molders at Columbia Steel Casting Company start to pull a pattern from a deep mold.

Atkeson, Ray

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