Portland (Or.) -- Photographs

Men working on elevated flume trestle for water, trees in background

Men working on elevated flume trestle for water, trees in background

wooden support structure for flume trestle, horse and wagon below

water flowing from flume trestle, gravel pile in foreground

view from water of flume trestle and slope in background

looking down on flume trestle and buildings, one with sign "Lewis-Wiley Company Hydraulic Contractors"

looking down on flume trestle with bridge over beginning of it, with people on bridge, buildings in background

from hillside looking down on flume trestle, houses, and water, partial hillside to left

close up of planks used in terracing process, with water pipe in foreground

five men in workers clothing and man in suit on hillside among terracing stakes

close up of support structure for flume trestle, houses visible in background

two men on plank bridge with horse pulling cart, flume trestle in background

six workers, 5 men in suits and dog standing by support structure for flume trestle

Panorama of Westover Terrace. Multi-story houses in foreground. Hillside behind beginning to be terraced.

looking down on terracing project, flume trestle, buildings, water visible in background

two men sitting on planks under small tunnel support with sign above "Keep Out" man inside tunnel leaning into picture

Frederick Wallace Wilson (1872-1955) was an attorney and Circuit Court Judge in The Dalles, Oregon. The papers include correspondence, a letterpress copybook, legal papers, a manuscript, photographs, addresses and publications by Wilson as well as personal correspondence of Joseph G. Wilson, and certificates of Elizabeth Millar Wilson.