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"Wilson's Fruit Workers" A large group of both men and women pose together on the loading area of an old fruit station. The building looks like an over-sized wood shed, and there are stacked boxes of fruit behind the workers.

"1913 - Xmas Day" This is a picture of an early Oregon homestead taken on Christmas day. The snow is deep, and the buildings are set far apart. The house is in the distance, third building from the left.

Two general stores are pictured here. They are, "Johnston, The Druggist." Selling, "Cigars, Stationery, Musical Instruments, Books, Kodaks, and Drugs" And, "Gibb and Brown" Selling, "Hardware, Shoes, Dry Goods, and Groceries."

"No. 38 Main Street Wallowa Ore." This picture depicts the unpaved Main Street in Wallowa, Oregon, circa 1920. There is a "Dry Goods and Groceries" store on the right with an automobile parked near it, and the electrical poles are quite extensive.

"No. 2 Main Street Wallowa Ore." This picture depicts the unpaved Main Street in Wallowa, Oregon, circa 1920. There are store fronts lining both sides of the street that look similar in architecture. There are automobiles parked on both sides of the…

"Grossman Saw Mill, Oregon logging" This saw mill looks like it would have been a very bare bones place to work or possibly live. A large pile of logs is in the righthand corner of the picture, and it's huge size can be determined by a horse standing…

"OK Livery Stable" This is a livery stable where horses were housed and cared for. There are three men standing out front, two of them with bridled horses.

Eastern Oregon vs. Northwest Nazarene. Players from both teams are amassed under the basket. Eastern's #20 and #45 are visible. The American flag hangs high in the left background.

"Taken 7-1974 - Hallway in Stewarts [Steward's] Opera House above old PayLess bldg."

"Taken 7-1974." Insulated ductwork runs along the floor, and some of the light fixtures are still hanging in the Stewarts [Steward's] Opera House above the old PayLess building. There is a staircase to a balcony at the back of the room.