Overview of the Collection
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Repository Name:
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University of Oregon Libraries
Special Collections & University Archives
1299 University of Oregon
Eugene, OR 97403-1299 USA
URL: http://libweb.uoregon.edu/speccoll/index.html
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Collection Number:
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Ax 851
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Creator:
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Thompson, David E., 1906-
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Title:
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David E. Thompson landscape architecture project files
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Dates:
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1936-1970 (inclusive)
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Quantity:
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12.5 linear feet
9 containers
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Languages:
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Collection materials are in English.
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Summary:
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Collection comprises the project files of landscape architect David E. Thompson, including working drawings, sketches and final plans for 138 projects in Washington and Oregon from 1936 to 1970. Projects include parks and recreation sites, schools and colleges, and residential and professional sites. Many project files include complete landscape designs detailing grading, drainage, paving, furniture, irrigation and plantings.
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Biographical Note
David E. Thompson was born in Portland, Oregon, May 31, 1906. He studied at Willamette University, 1925-1927, and graduated from Iowa State College in 1930 with a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture degree. He died in 1972.
The following comments were taken from his nomination by the Pacific Northwest Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects to a Fellowship in the ASLA, which he received in 1971.
"He was one of the first, truly professional landscape architects in the Northwest. At that early time, no contract documents pertinent to the practice of landscape architecture were available, so he developed legal forms, general conditions, and technical specifications and made them available to others in
the profession. As a charter member of the Oregon Society of Landscape Architects (there was no chapter of ASLA in the Northwest at that time) he devoted his time during the 1950's to private practice and to solidifying the position of the landscape architect as an accepted professional. In 1961, while president of the OSLA, his efforts were instrumental in making Oregon the fifth state in the nation to achieve registration. He served as chairman of the Oregon Board of Landscape Architect Examiners from 1967 to 1972. In 1969, he was national president of the Council of Landscape Architectural Registration Boards. He was president of the PNW chapter of ASLA.
"In addition to his work within ASLA he was an active exponent of the profession in civic activities, and helped promote the interests of the Society by serving on many civic committees and commissions. He was vice-chairman of the Oregon Capitol Planning Commission.
"His executed works of landscape architecture were among the first in the North-west to demonstrate the full potential of the profession. These included road-side improvement, youth camps, an army cantonment, state, county, and city parks, public building work, cemeteries, school and college development, housing developments, subdivisions, residential and commercial properties and teaching. Many of the projects involved complete landscape design, making use of site planning, details of grading, drainage, paving, furniture, irrigation, and plantings. If one project must be chosen as his best, it would be the Portland Zoological Gardens, one of the world's modern zoos, planned and built on a 75 acre site in Hoyt Park, Portland. His was the responsibility for remaking a hillside golf course into a site integrating the zoo grounds and structures.The result is an excellent example of complete cooperation between the professional planning firms involved."
Content Description
The collection consists of the working drawings, sketches and final plans for 138 projects in the Washington and Oregon areas. Included are the landscape plans, irrigation layouts, topographical studies, etc. for recreational sites, schools and colleges, parks and residential and professional sites.
The paper finding aid available in Special Collections & University Archives lists the name of the project, location, title of sheet, date, number of sheets, and the storage roll number.
Arrangement
Collection is arranged in alphabetical order by site or client name.
Administrative Information
Processing Note Collection processed by processing staff.
Use of the Collection
Restrictions on Access Collection is open to the public.
Collection must be used in Special Collections & University Archives Reading Room.
Restrictions on Use Property rights reside with Special Collections & University Archives, University of Oregon Libraries.
Copyright resides with the creators of the documents or their heirs.
All requests for permission to publish or quote from manuscripts must be submitted to the
Manuscripts Librarian in Special Collections & University Archives. The
reader must also obtain permission of the copyright holder.
Preferred Citation [Identification of item], David E. Thompson landscape architecture project files, Ax 851, Special Collections & University Archives, University of Oregon Libraries, Eugene, Oregon.
Related Information
Additional Reference Guides Paper finding aid with additional information available in Special Collections & University Archives.
Subjects
This collection is indexed under the following headings in the online
catalog. Researchers desiring materials about related topics, persons, or
places should search the catalog using these headings.
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| Landscape architects--Northwest, Pacific |
| Landscape architecture--Northwest, Pacific |
| Architectural drawings |
| Landscape architecture drawings |
Detailed Description of the Collection
The following section contains a detailed listing of the materials in
the collection.
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Project files
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Container(s)
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Description
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Dates
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APPLEMAN, RALPH
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1964 |
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ASTORIA HIGH SCHOOL. Astoria, Oregon
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1957 |
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BAHAMIAN VILLAGE. Freeport, Grand Bahamas
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1963 |
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BEL-AIRE NO. 3. Beaverton, Oregon
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1959 |
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BEL-AIRE VILLAGE. Idaho Falls, Idaho
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undated |
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BENEDICTINE SISTERS, Mount Angel, Oregon
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1947 |
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BENSON, MR. AND MRS. CHESTER. Residence. Portland, Oregon
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1956-1958 |
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BISHOP, MR. AND MRS ROBERT. Residence. Portland, Oregon
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1949-1950 |
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BLUE LAKE PARK. Multnomah County, Oregon
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1960-1965 |
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BUSH'S PASTURE. Salem, Oregon
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1946 |
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CALVARY CEMETERY, Yakima, Washington
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1955 |
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CAMP HOWARD
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1953 |
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CATHOLIC CEMETERY FOR PARISHES. Spokane, Washington
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undated |
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CHANCERY OFFICE - ARCHDIOCESE OF PORTLAND. Portland, Oregon
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1963-1964 |
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CHANTILLY LANE PARK. Multnomah County, Oregon
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1961 |
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CHRIST CHURCH. Oswego, Oregon
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1956-1957 |
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CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Clackamas County, Oregon
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1956 |
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CHURCH OF MARY MAGDELENE. Portland, Oregon
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1955 |
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CLARK COUNTY P.U.D. OFFICE BUILDING. Vancouver, Washington
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1953-1956 |
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CLELAND, MR. AND MRS. JOHN P. Oregon City, Oregon
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undated |
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COLONIAL HEIGHTS UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
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undated |
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CONDON HIGH SCHOOL. Condon, Oregon
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1967 |
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COOPER AND ROSE. HIGH RISE APARTMENTS. 17th and Wasco St., Portland, Oregon
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1961 |
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COURTEMANCHE, MR. AND MRS. L. A. McMinnville, Oregon
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undated |
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COVE PALISADE STATE PARK
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circa 1961-1962 |
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CRAWFORD BUILDING. Portland, Oregon
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1961 |
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THE DALLES GENERAL HOSPITAL. Dalles, Oregon
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1958 |
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DUNIWAY PARK
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1965-1966 |
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DYER, J. M. Residence. 679 Irving St., Astoria, Oregon
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1943-1952 |
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EAKIN, MR. AND MRS. H. E. Residence. Cottage Grove, Oregon
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1940 |
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ELECTRI - see RATCHFORD, FLOYD S
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ENGLEMAN, CAPT. C. L. "KANATI FALLS RANCH." Washougal, Washington
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1962 |
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FENNELL, MR. AND MRS. KENNETH D.Portland, Oregon
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1961 |
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF OREGON. Madras, Oregon
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1963 |
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FRANCIS, MR. AND MRS. C. E. Residence. Portland, Oregon
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undated |
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FRANK, LLOYD. Property. Portland, Oregon
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1937 |
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GARDEN APARTMENT DEVELOPMENT, see REYNOLDS, MR. R. B
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GEARHART GOLF COURSE
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1970 |
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GETHSEMENI CEMETERY. Portland, Oregon
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1956 |
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GETHSEMENI CEMETERY. Seattle, Washington
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1943 |
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GOODNIGHT, DR. AND MRS. SCOTT H. Residence. Portland, Orego
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1952 |
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GREEN VALLEY FARMS. South Junction, Oregon
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1963 |
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HAMMOND, MR. AND MRS. BILL
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1946 |
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HANFORD PROJECT. Washington Public Power
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1966 |
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HANSON, MR. AND MRS. ROY. Residence. 2170 S.W. Crest Drive, Portland, Oregon
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undated |
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HAWTHORN FARMS. Hillsboro, Oregon
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HAWTHORNE BRIDGE. Portland, Oregon
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1958 |
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HAYDEN ISLAND
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1969 |
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HAYDEN ISLAND. RIVER HOUSE. Portland, Oregon
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1969-1970 |
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HEEB, MR. PAUL, "Riverbank"
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1972 |
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HOLY CROSS CEMETERY. Billings, Montana
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1953 |
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HOLY CROSS CEMETERY. Spokane, Washington
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undated |
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HOLY TRINITY CHURCH. Portland, Oregon. John J. Stanton, Francis Jacobberger, architects
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undated |
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HOLYROOD CEMETERY. Seattle, Washington. L. M. Thielen, architect
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undated |
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HOOD RIVER COUNTY COURT HOUSE. Hood River, Oregon
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1954 |
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HUDSON'S BAY HIGH SCHOOL. Vancouver, Washington
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1956 |
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IMMACULATE CONCEPTION CEMETERY. Stayton, Oregon
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1955-1964 |
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INDIAN FORD LODGE. Sisters, Oregon
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1962-1970 |
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INMAN, Mr. AND Mrs. E. E. Residence. Portland, Oregon. Herman Brookman, architect
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1956 |
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INTERNATIONAL CLUB. Kaanapali, Maui, Hawaii
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1963 |
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BESS KAISER HOSPITAL. Portland, Oregon
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1959 |
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KAISER, MR. AND MRS. EDGAR. "Carousel" Residence. Orcas Island, Washington
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1951-1964 |
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KAISER, MR. AND MRS. EDGAR F. Residence. Deer Harbor, Washington
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1951 |
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KANATI FALLS RANCH. see ENGLEMAN, CAPT. C. L
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KAUFMAN, DR. AND MRS. CHARLES. Residence. 3130 Savina Drive., Forest Grove, Oregon
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1970 |
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KOLISH, MR. AND MRS. PIERRE. Residence. Portland, Oregon
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1955 |
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LAWRENCE, MR. AND MRS. H. ABBOT. 3940 S.W. Council Crest., Portland, Oregon. Residence
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1957 |
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LENZ, MR. AND MRS. PETER. Residence. Clackamas, Oregon
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1962 |
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LEVERICH PARK. Vancouver, Washington
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1954-1955 |
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LEWIS AND CLARK COLLEGE. Portland, Oregon
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1948-1966 |
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LITTLE CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES. Gateway, Oregon
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1966 |
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LOWER KULA ROAD, Maui, Hawaii
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undated |
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S.W. LURADEL AND S.W. 61ST STREET. Portland, Oregon. Don Byers, architect
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1968 |
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MCKINNEY, ROBERT L. Residence. 2326 Cascade Way, Longview, Washington
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undated |
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McLAUGHLIN HEIGHTS. Vancouver, Washington
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undated |
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MALIE KULEANA. Omapoio, Kula, Maui
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1961 |
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MARION COUNTY COURT HOUSE. Salem, Oregon
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1954 |
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MARYLHURST COLLEGE. Portland, Oregon
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1953-1955 |
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MORRISON BRIDGE. Portland, Oregon
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1958 |
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MOUNT CALVARY CEMETERY. Eugene, Oregon
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1947 |
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MOUNT CALVARY CEMETERY. Sacramento, California
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1955 |
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MOUNT CALVARY CEMETERY MAUSOLEUM, Portland, Oregon. L. N. Thielen, architect
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1940-1969 |
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MULTNOMAH COUNTY JUVENILE HOME. Portland, Oregon
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1950 |
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
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1956 |
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NEAH-KAH-NIE HIGH SCHOOL. Oregon
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1953-1954 |
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NESKOWIN, OREGON. Development
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undated |
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OREGON. UNIVERSITY, DENTAL SCHOOL. Portland, Oregon
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1952-1960 |
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OREGON. UNIVERSITY, MEDICAL SCHOOL. Portland, Oregon
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1949-1956 |
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THE OREGON BANK. The Dalles, Oregon
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1960 |
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OSWEGO HEIGHTS
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1962 |
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PACIFIC NORTHWEST BELL TELEPHONE CENTRAL OFFICE BUILDING. Ashland, Oregon
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1961 |
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PALATINE HILL, Portland, Oregon. Marshall Bros., architects
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PASKILL, LANE. Residence. Portland, Oregon
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1961-1967 |
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PIONEER MILL CO., LTD. Kaanapali, Maui, Hawaii
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1950 |
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POINT MUNRA AERIAL TRAMWAY. Bonneville, Oregon
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1948-1958 |
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PORTLAND CENTER. SOUTH AUDITORIUM. Portland Development Commission. Portland, Oregon
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1964-1966 |
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PORTLAND INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT. Portland, Oregon
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1958-1966 |
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PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL
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undated |
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RATCHFORD, FLOYD S. "Electri". Residence. Vancouver, Washington
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1957 |
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RETTMAN, MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR. Residence. 7927 S.E. 17th, Portland, Oregon
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1957-1958 |
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REYNOLDS, R. B. Apartments. S.W. Humphrey Blvd., Portland, Oregon
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1964 |
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REYNOLDS HIGH SCHOOL. Fairview, Oregon
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1957 |
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REYNOLDS HIGH SCHOOL. Troutdale, Oregon
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1957 |
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RHODES, MR. AND MRS. KEITH. Residence. Lebanon, Oregon
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1955 |
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RICE, MR. AND MRS. HAROLD. Residence. Portland, Oregon
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1954 |
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RIDDELSBARGER, MR. AND MRS. R. Residence. Eugene, Oregon
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1940 |
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RIVERDALE SCHOOL. Portland, Oregon
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ROBERTSON, MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM D. Residence. Portland, Oregon
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ROBERTSON, MR. AND MRS. O. B. Residence. Agate Beach, Oregon
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1946 |
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ROGUE VALLEY COUNTRY CLUB. Medford, Oregon
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undated |
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ROOT, CHARLES D. Development
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ST. MARY'S CATHEDRAL. Portland, Oregon
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1964 |
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ST. THERESE OF THE CHILD JESUS PARISH
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1963 |
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ST. THOMAS MORE CHURCH. Portland, Oregon. L. M. Thielen, architect
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ST, VINCENT`S HOSPITAL. Portland, Oregon
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1941 |
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SANCTUARY OF OUR SORROWFUL MOTHERS. Portland, Oregon
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1955 |
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SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. N.E. Irving, Portland, Oregon
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1960 |
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ENIOR CITIZENS OF THE WEST. Woodburn, Oregon
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1960 |
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SILVERTON PARISH. Silverton, Oregon. L.M. Thielen,architect
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SIXTH CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST READING ROOM BUILDING. Portland, Oregon
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1963 |
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SOUTHWEST HIGH SCHOOL. S.W. 35th Ave. and Maricara St., Portland, Oregon
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SPRAGUE, MR. AND MRS. C. A. Residence. Salem, Oregon
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SWAN ISLAND INDUSTRIAL PARK
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1964 |
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THOMPSON, DAVID E. Property
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1946-1969 |
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TOLL BRIDGE PARK, Hood River, Oregon
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undated |
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TOPOGRAPHIC AND UTILITY MAP
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1966 |
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TYRELL, NOYES. Tract
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1948 |
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UNIWEST INC. Portland, Oregon
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VANCOUVER FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN. Vancouver, Washington
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1961 |
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VANCOUVER HOUSING AUTHORITY. Vancouver, Washington
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1955-1965 |
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VAN DYKE, MR. AND MRS. PETER. Residence. Portland, Oregon
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VENTURA PARK. Multnomah County, Oregon
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1960 |
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VIKING BAY RECREATIONAL SITE. Bay Center, Washington.Gundix Corp
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WAGNER, HENRY. Residence. Portland, Oregon
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WARNER PACIFIC COLLEGE. Portland, Oregon
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1962-1964 |
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WHITE STAG MANUFACTURING CO. Portland, Oregon
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1957 |
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WILCOX, THEODORE B., ESQ. Residence
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WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY. ATHLETIC FIELD. Salem, Oregon
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1946-1947 |
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WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY. WOMENS' ORGANIZED HOUSING UNITS. Salem, Oregon
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1963-1967 |
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Addenda, January 1974
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Description
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Dates
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BLUE LAKE PARK. Multhomah County, Oregon
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1964 |
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BULLARD, GARY. RESIDENCE. Lake Oswego, Oregon
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1971 |
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COVE PALISADE STATE PARK. Oregon
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DWORSHAK DAM. Idaho
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1967 |
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HAYDEN ISLAND. Portland, Oregon
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1968-1969 |
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HEEB, PAUL. "Riverbank"
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1971 |
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INDIAN FORD LODGE. Sisters, Oregon
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undated |
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KAANAPALI BEACH FRONT. Maui, Hawaii
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undated |
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PORTLAND CENTER. Portland, Oregon. Designed by Skidmore, Owings, and Merrill
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1963-1966 |
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WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Portland, Oregon
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1953 |
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Addenda, March 1979
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Description
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Airport Terminal (Burns, Bear, McHell & Schneider)
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Airport maintenance building
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Airport turfing
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Gearhart Grade School
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Elliott School
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Joseph Meek School
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Mary Magadalene Parish School
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Peninsula School
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Riverdale School
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Rose City Park School
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Robert Gray School
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Marcus Whitman School
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Woodmere School
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Youngson School
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Cleveland High School Planting Plan
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Condon High School
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Hudson's Bay High School
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Bay High School
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Hudson's Bay High School
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Hudson's Bay High School
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James Madison High School
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Roseburg High School
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Southwest High School
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Sweet Home School Site Studies
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Vancouver Public Schools
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Ralph Appelman (Flanders Medical Center, Office Building II)
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The Astorian (Building)
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Auditorium Planter Boxes (Portland)
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E.C.E. Austin Residence
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Baptist Church - Gene Whittaker (Rev.)
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Ballantyne (Subdivision of property)
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Babson Residence
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Department Store (Mountain View, Calif.)
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Berland
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Biggs Gravel
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Black Butte Ranch
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Bonneville Sub Stations
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Bonneville Power, Rupert, Burley
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Bishop Residence
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Bonneville Substations
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Brice Mortgage Co. (Woodburn Senior Citizens Estates)
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Dr. C.W. Browning Residence
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Jim Brayson (Nut Farm)
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Chester S. Benson Residence
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Blue Lake Park
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Bridgman-Rush
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Howard Burnham Residence
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Clyde V. Brummell (Office Building)
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Brummell (Subdivision development)
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Brummell - Sheridan Mobile Home Park
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Brummell - Time Construction Co
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Brummell - Cheltenham Subdivision
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Bonneville Planter - Celilo
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Yakima Cemetery
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Robert B. Wilson Residence
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Warner Pacific College
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Charles H. Morse - Uniwest Development
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Viking Bay, Washington, Gunderson & Watson
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Thomas A. Sherwood, Attorney (Hocks vs. Simonis)
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St. Therese of the Child Jesus Parish
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Salem Park - Bush's Pasture
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Salem Gulf Deal
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Herbert Schwab Residence
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