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80's La Grande, Street Scenes 01
Two images of one side of a section of Adams Avenue in La Grande, Oregon. The businesses along this part of the block include: Lottes building where "Sears is Coming Soon," M. J. Goss Motor Company, and Pat's Alley.
1964 Instructional Workshop, Classes 01
"1964 - Instructional Meeting Center Workshop" Eight images taken during the Instructional Meeting Center Workshop of various learning areas, as well as the refreshments table.
1964 Instructional Workshop 01
"1964 - Instructional Meeting Center Workshop" Two images from the general meeting at the Instructional Meeting Center Workshop.
1986 Springfest, Rodeo Roping 01
"5/1986 - Springfest Rodeo"
Visible sponsorship billboards: "Eastside Tavern," "Bridles N Britches," "Connie's," "Trotter's," "M.J. Goss," "Skippers."
Visible sponsorship billboards: "Eastside Tavern," "Bridles N Britches," "Connie's," "Trotter's," "M.J. Goss," "Skippers."
1985 Theater, H.M.S. Pinafore Prop Room 01
"1/1985 - Theatrical stuff" Eleven images taken in the theater prop room of various items being assembled for the production of "H.M.S. Pinafore," as well as detritus from past productions.
1985 Theater, H.M.S. Pinafore Set Painting 01
"1/1985 - Theatrical stuff" Seven images of people painting the stage set for "H.M.S. Pinafore."
1982 EOSC Rodeo, Roping 04
"May 1982 - EOSC Rodeo" An image of cowgirls participating in the goat roping event at the rodeo.
1978 Rodeo, Roping 1
Calf roping at the Union County Fair Grounds.
Elgin Home, M.E. Hotchkiss
"Elgin, on the east side of 10th Street just north of Division - House built by M.E. Hotchkiss (next occupant: Dr. Kirby, next: W.S. Ezell & Deboie) Florence Hotchkiss - mother holding horse - Irma and Isolyn - Irma married Luther Hindman, became…
"H.M.S. Pinafore"
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"H. M. S. 'Pinafore'" A comic operetta that is also called, "The Lass that Loved a Sailor."