Overview of the Collection
Biographical NoteLottie Wilson, from Mount Hood (Wasco County), Oregon, was a music student at Oregon Agricultural College during the 1907-1908 academic year and lived in Waldo Hall. She worked in the photography studio of W.S. Gardner. Content DescriptionThe Lottie Wilson Letter was written in January 1908 by Lottie Wilson, a music student at Oregon Agricultural College to her family in Mount Hood, Oregon. It describes her work in the photography studio of W.S. Gardner and activities in Waldo Hall, where she lived. A broadside advertising a carnival-like event at Waldo Hall on January 18 is included with the letter. The event was a benefit for the Waldo Hall library and featured Mouche Mouche (a guinea pig), fortune telling, and a Japanese booth. Use of the Collection
Restrictions on Access :
Collection is open for research. Preferred Citation :Lottie Wilson Letter, Oregon State University Archives, Corvallis, Oregon. Administrative Information
Custodial History :
This item was found with items purchased at an auction by James and Shirley Frear. Shirley Frear donated the item to Oregon State University in 1995. Janet Lee, Women Studies Professor, transferred the item to the Archives in 2006. Related Materials :Other materials about Waldo Hall are available in the Memorabilia Collection. Subjects
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