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Collection mainly of photocopies of papers and research on Dr. Alan L. Hart, an Oregon doctor and author who underwent gender affirmation surgery in 1918.

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Two written histories of Albany College/Lewis & Clark College, by students in 1905, and 1956.

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This photo album includes images of Japanese Issei in Astoria and Portland, Oregon, and images of family members in Japan prior to World War II.

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This collection contains meeting minutes, photographs, and various ephemera related to the Amicans, a Junior Women's Honorary Society at Lewis and Clark College.

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Lewis & Clark College audio cassette collection featuring recordings of campus events, guest lectures, symposia, and musical performances.

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This collection of materials relate mostly to life of Bertel (Bert) J. Olin. The focus of the materials is on Olin's time in the World War II camps for conscientious objectors in Oregon and Montana

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This collection includes postcards from locations across the Pacific Northwest with an emphasis on Oregon.

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These 27 lantern slides were taken by an unidentified family on a tour of the lower Rogue River (Oregon). The tour appears to have started on the stretch of the river near Galice and continued downriver to Marial. The slides include images of bridges, the Almeda mine, and a number of small farms.

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Personal archive of poet and educator Kim Stafford (1949- ), materials include daily writings, manuscript drafts, correspondence, and records of other artistic and professional activities.

Abstract William Stafford (1914-1993) was one of the most prolific and important American poets of the last half of the twentieth century. This subseries of the collection includes handwritten, typed, and published versions of translations of poems by other authors, along with with correspondence about the projects. The Index to the entire Stafford Archives can be found at: ...