A glass positive of a view of Guild's Lake. This photograph covers the same area as panels 1 and 2 of Henrichsen's 1903 Portland panorama. The hillside, trees, and the lake below are visible.
A glass positive view of Guild's Lake and the surrounding area. Mount Saint Helens is visible in the distance. Trees, animals, and a fence are visible.
A glass positive of the Guild's Lake area. Mount Saint Helens is visible in the distance. Buildings, fences, and trees are visible. The envelope indicates this photograph was taken from Linnton Road.
A photograph showing the construction of the U.S. Government Buildings for the Lewis and Clark Exposition at Guild's Lake. Mount Saint Helens is visible in the distance.
A glass positive of the U.S. Government Buildings at the Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition at Guild's Lake. Mount Saint Helens is visible in the distance.
A photograph of the U.S. Government Buildings at the Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition at Guild's Lake. Mount Saint Helens is visible in the distance.
A glass positive of the grounds of the Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition as seen from the U.S. Government Buildings. Guild's Lake, the Foreign Palace, and the Agriculture and Horticulture Building are visible. Large crowds of people are visible crossing the Bridge of Nations.
A photograph of the interior of the L.C. Henrichsen Company Jewelry Store. Glass cases holding watches, jewelry, and silverware are visible. There are 9 people visible inside the store, including L.C. Henrichsen on the left side behind the counter.
A photograph of an unidentified individual driving a steam automobile around the curve of a country road. A barn is visible on the right. The negative envelope reads, "Lenten Auto and Alfred on curve in road barn at right, background."
A photograph of four individuals, two adults and two children, standing on the rocks at the shore of a body of water and fishing. Trees and the roof of a building are visible in the background. The envelope for this negative indicates the photograph was taken in Estacada and includes the name McEibbin.
A photograph of a tidal marsh in Seaside. A body of water winding through long sea grass is visible. A structure is visible in the trees in the background.
A glass positive of a tidal marsh in Seaside. A body of water winding through long sea grass is visible. A structure is visible in the trees in the background.
A photograph of four unidentified individuals sitting on the rocks and fishing at the Devil's Punchbowl in Otter Rock. The water, sand, and rocks are visible. The negative envelope reads, "fishing off the rocks at Punch Bowl."
A photograph of a dirt road lined with a fence. Trees are visible on both sides of the road. The negative envelope reads, "Road Smith Crossing Spring 1902."
A photograph of the Clackamas River. The water, surrounding trees, a boat, and driftwood are visible. The negative envelope reads, "Clackamas River looking up from railroad bridge."
A photograph of the Clackamas River. Rocks are visible in the water and tall trees line the shore. The negative envelope reads, "Clackamas river? - Estacada."
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."
