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Crowded Street During the Fourth of July
Posted in The Lamron, July 11, 1977. Caption reads: "200 Plus 1, Plus 2, Plus 3, Plus 4 . . . -- Celebrating the nation's 201st birthday, Monmouth and Independence chose that for the theme of the annual Forth of July parade. Hundreds of people turned out for the festivities as this photo indicates."
Image is black and white. It shows many people lined up along a street, some sitting, many standing. In the middle of the street, there are four cars in a row driving away from the camera. Behind the cars there is a person on a tractor. In the crosswalk behind the tractor, a person crosses the street. -
Full View of Beckley Hall, 1923
Landscape view of two buildings very close to each other with the right one having a second floor deck and the other having a large first floor patio. The Caption below reads, "Beckley Hall".
Norm yearbook, 1923, page 128 -
Full View of Johnson Hall, 1923
Full Landscape view of Johnson Hall with view of the front and side. The yard to the left is sprinkled with snow.
Norm yearbook, 1923, page 129 -
Group Picture in Front of Staats House, 1925
A close up view of twelve women sitting on the front steps of the Staats House. A caption below reads, "Staats House".
Norm yearbook, 1925, page 202 -
Group Picture in Front of Elkins Hall, 1925
Six men stand in front of Elkins Hall with a flowering bush behind them. The Caption below reads, "Elkins Hall"
Norm yearbook, 1925, page 201 -
Group Picture in Front of the Roselyn, 1925
Six women stand on the patio in front of The Roselyn with view of the front door and a wooden plaque above the door that says, "Roselyn". A caption below the image reads, "The Roselyn"
Norm yearbook, 1925, page 199 -
Group Picture in Front of Howell Hall, 1925
A group of eleven women stand in front of Howell Hall with view of a window on the left and the front door, with a window on the right.
Norm yearbook, 1925, page 198 -
Group Picture in Front of White Hall, 1925
A large group of women stand in front of White Hall with view of the front door, and a circluar plaque above that reads, "White Hall". A caption below the image reads, "White Hall".
Norm yearbook, 1925, page 196 -
Group Picture in Front of Beckley Hall, 1925
A group of women stand in front of Beckley Hall with view of the second floor patio and the sidewalk leading to the front door. The caption below reads, "Beckley Hall"
Norm yearbook, 1925, page 195 -
Group Picture of Students at Cupid's Knoll
Four people sit in a grass field at Cupid's Knoll smiling towards the camera with tall trees to the right. Caption below reads "Cupids Knoll-"
Old ACC.RG.2012.601 Photographs/Buildings: Cupids Knoll -
Landscape View from Cupids Knoll
Scenic View taken from Cupid's Knoll with a full landscape view of Monmouth. A field is in the foreground.
Old ACC.RG.2012.601 Photographs/Buildings: Cupids Knoll -
Monmouth District School
The Monmouth District school was a two-room, wooden building constructed in 1886 . Oregon State Normal School contracted its use as the model school to provide practice training for future teachers. A year later a second story with two additional classrooms was added. Since contractors only painted the new addition and left the existing paint on the original part, the school earned the nickname "the Patch School." -
LaFollette Speech Main Street Park in Monmouth
In April 1912, U.S. presidential candidate, Senator Robert LaFollette, speaking from the Main Street Park bandstand in Monmouth. -
Early Monmouth Post Office, Exterior
Exterior view of the Monmouth post office. Three persons pose on the wooden sidewalk (two in front, one on the side) before a muddy, dirt street. This photograph is noted as Monmouth's first post office by Scott McArthur in "Monmouth Oregon the Sage of a Small American Town." -
Early Monmouth Post Office, Interior
The interior of the Monmouth post office when it was located in the Monmouth Improvement Co. building about 1910. Four persons are posing for the photograph. Note the old roll top desk which is now part of the WOU archives collections. -
Southern Pacific Railroad, Monmouth Station
Monmouth Railroad Station of the Southern Pacific Railway with tracks in the foreground. People are waiting by the stopped engine. The flour mill exchange in the background. -
Monmoth Train Station
Passengers arriving and departing on the busy Monmouth train stop. Passengers are in the open windows passing last minute farewells to persons on the platform. People waiting in line to embark are being directed by the conductors. -
Monmoth Train Station
Passengers arriving and departing at Monmouth train stop. Some passengers are in the open windows, while other persons are saying last minute farewells on the platform. The top of the Campbell Hall bell tower and the old grove are in the background. -
Monmouth Train Station Platform
The train station platform in Monmouth Oregon with the tracks in the foreground. In the background is a Central Union structure with the old grove in the background. -
Monmouth Book Club, verso
Back side of the Monmouth Book Club photograph with a handwritten list of names. Some names have corresponding letters written next to individuals on the image side. " Monmouth Book Club at home of Mrs. Sunday November, 1908. 1st row, right hand to left -Mrs. Paradyne Doughty, Mrs. Crowley, Mrs. Stine, Mrs. Dalton, (a) Hazel Gard Robinson, Grandma Oswald, Mrs. Grounds, (b) Miss Maggie Butler, Pres. - a good friend to mom and to me, Mrs. Henry Butler, Johanny Stump, Mrs. Dish, 2nd row, left to right) Mrs. Lindsey, Mrs. Bogert, (c) Mrs. Cattron previous owner of the Cattron Street Property, Mrs. Wm Mulkey, (d) Mrs. Boche - when we rerutned to Monmouth for the winter when I was 15 - she taught me a lot about sewing. She was a professional dressmaker & I acted as her apprentice. Learned a lot of tricks I never forgot!, Mrs. Jay Butler, Mrs, Bockerdon, Mrs. Remmington, (e) Mrs. L. A. Robinson, Mrs. Hosners, (g) Mrs. Orville Butler - my mother's 'best friend' in Monmouth - I loved her too., Miss Smith, (f) Miss Cassie Stump - also a good friend - I knew her as my teacher too, 3rd row, right to left) Mrs. John Stump, Mrs Boothby, Miss Buckham, Mrs. Rigger, Miss Lewis. -
Monmouth Book Club
Monmouth Book Club at the home of Mrs. Sunday, November 1908. A group of about 30 women (including two young girls) on the porch of a house. Handwritten letters by certain individuals correspond with the list written on the back.