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Subject Agriculture (64) Campus Buildings (56) Students (47) Group Portraits (38) Portrait Photographs (35) Show more... Photographer/Studio Gifford, Ralph I. (29) Gifford, Benjamin A. (24) Gifford, Ralph (14) Ball Studios (13) Trask, Sydney (7) Crow, John (4) Gardner, Winfield S. (4) Reed, Edwin T. (4) Robinson, Charles L. (3) Walker, Alex (3)

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	Image Title:	Subject:	Description/Notes:

1.	Furniture	Furniture; Chairs; Woodwork	The furniture was designed by college students and built in the college industrial arts shops for use in the Oregon Building at the Exposition, 1915-1916.

2.	William Jasper Kerr	Kerr, William Jasper, 1863-1947; Faculty; Portrait photographs	William Jasper Kerr was the sixth president of Oregon Agricultural College from 1907-1932. Kerr increased the size of the campus with 25 new buildings, including Memorial Union, Milam Hall, and the Women's...

3.	Furniture	Furniture; Woodwork; Benches	The furniture was built by college students in the Industrial Arts wood shop.

4.	Typing classroom	Typewriting; Students; Faculty; Classrooms	The teacher is shown filing and the students are typing in the background.

5.	Industrial Arts wood shop	Furniture; Students; Woodwork	The furniture was built by the college students in the Industrial Arts wood shop.

6.	Washing clothes in Pamelia Lake	Lakes & ponds; Laundry; Clothing & dress

7.	Helen Cowgill.	Alumni & alumnae; 4-H clubs	Helen Julia Cowgill was born 1 December 1881 in Springfield, Illinois. Cowgill came to Oregon in 1890 and graduated in 1913 from Oregon Agricultural College with a BS degree in Domestic Science and Art....

8.	Industrial Arts Workshop	Furniture; Woodwork; Tables	Photo shows examples of furniture designed and constructed by Oregon Agricultural College students. The cabinet work course included the mixing and application of stains, fillers, and various finishes;...

9.	Ralph Kempton Strong portrait	Strong, Ralph Kempton; Portrait photographs; Faculty	Ralph Kempton Strong was a professor in Industrial Chemistry from 1917-1918 and in Chemical Engineering from 1919-1920.

10.	Hoover's Happy Hustling Helpers	Home food processing; Group portraits; Students; Extension	County Agent, A.R. Chase and County Supt. C.T. Bonney with the Wasco County Canning Team.

11.	William L. Tentsch, Lake County	Croplands; Agriculture; Extension

12.	Armory	Campus buildings; Armory; McAlexander Fieldhouse	Oregon Agricultural College Armory, now known as McAlexander Fieldhouse. Built in 1909-1910 and designed by John Bennes.

13.	Furniture samples in the wood shop	Furniture; Tables; Chairs; Woodwork	The furniture samples were made by the college students in the Industrial Arts wood shop.

14.	Silo demonstration tour	Silos; Crowds; Extension; Demonstrations	Silo demonstration tour in Yamhill County

15.	Poultry culling demonstration	Poultry; Demonstrations; Extension; Faculty	C. S. Brewster demonstrating poultry culling.

16.	Redmond Potato Show in 1915	Potatoes; Exhibitions; Extension;	Redmond Potato Show, Deschutes County, 1915

17.	EB and Lora, married	Lemon, E. B.; Weddings; College administrators; Portrait photographs; Alumni & alumnae	Photograph from the "Golden Years", a wedding booklet for their 50th wedding anniversary. E.B. Lemon received a business degree from Oregon Agricultural College in 1911, becoming a part-time accounting...

18.	Wasco County Agricultural Council of Defense	Extension; Farmers' groups; Group portraits

19.	Dr. James Withycombe	Withycombe, James, 1854-; Governors; Faculty; Portrait photographs	James Withycombe was the Experiment Station Director from 1908-1914 and the Governor of Oregon from 1915-1919.

20.	Whiddy Island barracks	Barracks; Navy-yards and naval stations	These photographs of Ralph Gifford's were taken while he was stationed at Whiddy Island, Ireland, with the U.S. Navy during World War I.