United States -- Oregon -- Lane County (Or.) -- Eugene (Or.)

View of the exterior of the Lane County Courthouse.

Exterior.

View of the exterior of a large, unidentified wooden frame home with boardwalk in front. Probabaly the Delta Delta Delta house.

View of the Lincoln School, corner of Monroe and 10th, during construction. The building still stands but was converted into apartments in the 1980s. Provided by Mrs. Mabel McClain. Acquired by Library in 1944. Mounted on black paper.

Construction of pedestrian Mall, with Wards, McDonald Theatre and Burch's stores visible

Construction of pedestrian mall with J.C. Penny Co. and Newberry buildings visible

View over snow-covered Eugene from Skinner's Butte, looking south. Shelton-McMurphy house is in foreground.

Mr. Robert McMurphy in his real estate officeHe is seated at a desk, surrounded by office furnishings and equipment. There is a view across street to another building.

Llarge group of women, all wearing hats, is standing on the sidewalk with a storefront behind them. On board backing.

View of brick church that was located at the corner of 10th and Willamette

Studio portrait of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar E. DeCou, June 16, 1898. Portrait by Spencer of Evansville, Wisconsin.

On backing paper. Copy print exists.

5th and Willamette; occupants' advertising visible in the windows.

View of the Lincoln School, corner of Monroe and 10th, during construction. The building still stands but was converted into apartments in the 1980s. On cloth board backing.

The Methodist Episcopal church at 10th and Willamette.

View of a three storey brick building. This building is now the administration building of Northwest Christian College.

Street car tracks are in the street, and business line each side of the street.

View of the Eugene Post Office at Fifth and Willamette. It was replaced in the 1930s.

View of exterior of three storey Patteson School in Eugene. Caption on back reads: "Ida Patterson, Prin. West side Alder, between 12th & 18th. Ca. 1910."

View of a residential street, looking down the sidewalk, with a streetcar on one side of the street and houses on the other side.

View of the brick Presbyterian Church. Located at 10th & Pearl. This church was designed by John Hunzicker in 1907.

View north on Willamette Street to Skinner's Butte, with trolley and Post Office. Men are walking along the sidewalks and in the street.

The Cockerline and Wetherbee Building was located at the northweast corner of Willamette and Eighth. Dated 1930, probably c. 1910.

Exterior of the Old Christian Church, Eugene. This church was built in 1867-68. Located at Ninth and Pearl Streets. Membership 80. This building was used by First Christian congregation until 1897. On paper backing.

View of a three-storey Tudor style residence from the street. In 1915, this housed the Kappa Sigma fraternity.

View of a large residence from the street. The building stood at 341 East Eleventh. The former Tobey home in 1913, it housed the Beth Reah sorority which in 1915 became the still extant Alpha Pi.