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1.	Within are Recorded the Common Words of the Uncommon People of the State of Oregon (outside)	An online tour of art in the State Archives Building is available at http://arcweb.sos.state.or.us/tour/lobbyart.html

2.	Within are Recorded the Common Words of the Uncommon People of the State of Oregon (inside)	An online tour of art in the State Archives Building is available at http://arcweb.sos.state.or.us/tour/lobbyart.html

3.	Wild Run!

4.	Untitled/Purple

5.	Untitled signage (Rickabaugh; Hardesty)	To access an OSU campus map with contextual view of Gill Coliseum, go to http://oregonstate.edu/cw_tools/campusmap/?BN=Gill+Coliseum

6.	Untitled (Russell)	Fairview was established by the legislature in 1907 as the State Institution for the Feeble-Minded. The institution was situated on a 670-acre plot southwest of Salem and construction had proceeded to the point that the first residents were transferred from the Oregon State Hospital in December, 1908, to a compound consisting of an administration building, a dormitory building, a laundry and a boiler house. In 1935, the facility's name was changed to Oregon Fairview Home. In 1965, the facility was renamed again as Fairview Hospital and Training Center. And during 1979, the facility made its final name change from Fairview Hospital and Training Center to Fairview Training Center. In 2000, the facility was closed. Some or all of the remaining property, including some of the buildings, was sold in 2004 to a developer group.

7.	Untitled (Russell)	Fairview was established by the legislature in 1907 as the State Institution for the Feeble-Minded. The institution was situated on a 670-acre plot southwest of Salem and construction had proceeded to the point that the first residents were transferred from the Oregon State Hospital in December, 1908, to a compound consisting of an administration building, a dormitory building, a laundry and a boiler house. In 1935, the facility's name was changed to Oregon Fairview Home. In 1965, the facility was renamed again as Fairview Hospital and Training Center. And during 1979, the facility made its final name change from Fairview Hospital and Training Center to Fairview Training Center. In 2000, the facility was closed. Some or all of the remaining property, including some of the buildings, was sold in 2004 to a developer group.

8.	Untitled (Russell)	Fairview was established by the legislature in 1907 as the State Institution for the Feeble-Minded. The institution was situated on a 670-acre plot southwest of Salem and construction had proceeded to the point that the first residents were transferred from the Oregon State Hospital in December, 1908, to a compound consisting of an administration building, a dormitory building, a laundry and a boiler house. In 1935, the facility's name was changed to Oregon Fairview Home. In 1965, the facility was renamed again as Fairview Hospital and Training Center. And during 1979, the facility made its final name change from Fairview Hospital and Training Center to Fairview Training Center. In 2000, the facility was closed. Some or all of the remaining property, including some of the buildings, was sold in 2004 to a developer group.

9.	Untitled (Parmeter)

10.	Untitled (Parmeter)

11.	Untitled (Parmeter)

12.	Untitled (Overhoff)	A campus map for Portland State University may be accessed at http://www.pdx.edu/media/c/a/campus_map.pdf

13.	Untitled (Hammond-Farness)	Since 1951, minimum security South Fork Forest Camp inmates have been employed in the Tillamook burn area assisting the State Forestry Department in its reforestation program. Several inmate forest firefighting crews are trained and maintained at this facility and are utilized on major forest fires throughout the state. Through agreement with the federal government, conscientious objectors to military service could also serve their respective sentences at the camp. (Source: Oregon State Archives, Department of Corrections Records Guide, viewed 2007-03-07)

14.	Untitled (Hammond-Farness)	Since 1951, minimum security South Fork Forest Camp inmates have been employed in the Tillamook burn area assisting the State Forestry Department in its reforestation program. Several inmate forest firefighting crews are trained and maintained at this facility and are utilized on major forest fires throughout the state. Through agreement with the federal government, conscientious objectors to military service could also serve their respective sentences at the camp. (Source: Oregon State Archives, Department of Corrections Records Guide, viewed 2007-03-07)

15.	Untitled (Hammond-Farness)	Since 1951, minimum security South Fork Forest Camp inmates have been employed in the Tillamook burn area assisting the State Forestry Department in its reforestation program. Several inmate forest firefighting crews are trained and maintained at this facility and are utilized on major forest fires throughout the state. Through agreement with the federal government, conscientious objectors to military service could also serve their respective sentences at the camp. (Source: Oregon State Archives, Department of Corrections Records Guide, viewed 2007-03-07)

16.	Untitled (Goldbloom)	An interactive campus map of the University of Oregon may be viewed at: http://map.uoregon.edu/

17.	Untitled (Bondarowitz)

18.	Ungers Farm Labor Camp

19.	Underwater Fantasy	The Dixon Aquatic Center is also known as Steven's Natatorium. To view a map of the artwork location in context to Oregon State University, see http://oregonstate.edu/cw_tools/campusmap/locations.php

20.	Underwater Fantasy	The Dixon Aquatic Center is also known as Steven's Natatorium. To view a map of the artwork location in context to Oregon State University, see http://oregonstate.edu/cw_tools/campusmap/locations.php