Lewis & Clark College: Photographs - Historical
This collection includes over 2,000 images dating back to the founding of the college as Albany Collegiate Institute in 1867, and continuing into the modern era as Lewis & Clark College in 1940. The collection also includes faculty portraits and campus scenes from 1940 to present.
Douglas Hall
Used as the dining room and kitchen on the Montieth campus (1926-27) until Woodward Hall was completed
ca. 1926
Administration Building
ca. 1926
Tremont Hall
ca. 1926
Wilfred C. Bleamaster
Director of Athletics and Professor of Economics and Sociology (1927-28)
ca. 1927
Chapel interior
ca. 1928
Football field
ca. 1929
Woodward Hall
Woodward Hall on the Montieth campus was originally Tremont Hall on the previous campus. This image shows Woodward being covered with brick in the spring of 1929, three years after the move.
ca. 1929
Lucius Oliver McAfee
Dean of the College (1929-31), Professor of Education and Psychology (1929-41), and Registrar (1942-47).
ca. 1929
T. J. Edmonds
Professor of Business Administration (1947-1960); Professor of Business Eductaion (1960-1961
ca. 1930
Heating plant
ca. 1930
Hauser Gymanasium
ca. 1930
Franklin J. Miller
Frank J. Miller, born in Dallas, Ohio, September 6, 1857, died June 14, 1934 in Albany, Oregon
ca. 1930
Wallace Howe Lee
Wallace Howe Lee (College President) in his office on the Albany College Montieth campus.
ca. 1931
Dolphin fountain and garage
This photograph shows the original service buildings for the Fir Acres estate. These buildings included a garage, a greenhouse, a tool house, a shed, a potting room, a cold storage area, and an automobile maintenance area. This area was later converted into classrooms, a library, and a chapel by Lewis & Clark College, and renamed Albany Quadrangle.
ca. 1932
Albany College Portland building
Albany College's Portland campus on Southwest 13th and Main leased from Temple Beth Israel.
ca. 1938
