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Portland, Mt. Hood, Columbia River gorge: go great...go Great Northern
Creation Date: 1959Catalog ID: 2001.100.85Call Number: EPH-A/979.5/G798p/19591 sheet, folded; col. ill., map Front fold is view overlookng Portland toward Mt. Hood. Ephemera -
The Guardians of the Columbia by John H. Williams: author of ''The Mountain that was God''
Creation Date: 1913Catalog ID: 1999.34.166Call Number: EPH/979./77821/J1g/19131 sheet; ill.; Leaflet advertises the two books and includes excerpts of reviews -
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[Climbers Descending Mount Hood, OR]
Creation Date: 1901Catalog ID: 1943.42.18Call Number: 1943.42.18Black and white, fairly close glass plate negative image of a row of 13 mountaineers, Co. A, including men and women, descending snow and ice covered Mount Hood, OR, 1901. All hold alpenstocks, and some have canteens over their shoulders. Some have their faces covered. One woman wears a bonnet, and another a large hat. The men leading the descent has a coil of rope over his shoulder. The tiny figures of 4 groups of climbers, ranging from 2 to about 14 people, are visible in the left background. An outcropping of rock or glacier is in image right background. Asahel Curtis -
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Creation Date: 1900-1940Catalog ID: 1993.26.36HPlain gray tin cup. Part of a set the donor describes as "cooking tins" or "camping utensils," which comprise items a through b of 1993.26.36. 1900-1940. -
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Creation Date: 1900-1940Catalog ID: 1993.26.36LPlain gray tin cup. Part of a set the donor describes as "cooking tins" or "camping utensils," which comprise items a through b of 1993.26.36. 1900-1940 -
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Creation Date: 1900-1940Catalog ID: 1993.26.36PPlain gray tin cup. Part of a set the donor describes as "cooking tins" or "camping utensils," which comprise items a through b of 1993.26.36. 1900-1940 -
Mount Hood from Horse Thief Butte
Creation Date: 2002, 2002Catalog ID: 2005.22.111Horsethief Butte in Horsethief Lake State Park on the Columbia River across the river from the Dalles, Oregon with Mt. Hood in the distance. Horsethief State Lake State Park is the location of many Native American petroglyphs including the well known "She Who Watches." Lewis and Clark arrived here on October 24, 1805. Otak,, Inc., 2002. -
[Mt.] Hood from 40 mls. west
Creation Date: 1913Catalog ID: 1983.79.1.108Call Number: 1983.79.1.108Mt. Hood. The Columbia River winds past rocky banks--forested hills with Mt. Hood looming snow covered in the distance. -
Portland, Oregon
Creation Date: 1878-1884Catalog ID: 1933.55.2.4Call Number: 1933.55.2.3.4Many houses and other urban dwellings flank the Willamette River on both banks, looking southeasterly toward Mt. Hood visible in the distance. -
Fort Vancouver (1853) with Mount Hood in the Background
Creation Date: 1968Catalog ID: 1969.129.1Framed acrylic on board genre painting depicting an interior scene of a log trading post at Fort Vancouver with Mount Hood in the background. By Ruth K. Babbit, 1968.
