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.
Frank Estate driveway
Photograph from Morgan Odell's 1941-1948 Scrapbook. Odell was the first college president at the Fir Acres campus, and this scrapbook documents the purchase and early development of the campus. This photo is captioned: "Entrance Drive"
Nov. 11, 1941
Frank Estate trees
Photograph from Morgan Odell's 1941-1948 Scrapbook. Odell was the first college president at the Fir Acres campus, and this scrapbook documents the purchase and early development of the campus. This photo is captioned: "Deodar Cedars flank Belgian block drive"
10-May-42
Frank Manor House
Photograph from Morgan Odell's 1941-1948 Scrapbook. Odell was the first college president at the Fir Acres campus, and this scrapbook documents the purchase and early development of the campus. This photo is captioned: "The Manor House. Vacant seven years"
10-May-42
Frank Manor House
Photograph from Morgan Odell's 1941-1948 Scrapbook. Odell was the first college president at the Fir Acres campus, and this scrapbook documents the purchase and early development of the campus. This photo is captioned: "Entrance to Manor House."
Nov. 11, 1941
Frank Manor House
Photograph from Morgan Odell's 1941-1948 Scrapbook. Odell was the first college president at the Fir Acres campus, and this scrapbook documents the purchase and early development of the campus. This photo is captioned: "The Manor House East face towards Mt. Hood. Red Brick + Stone - Slate Roof. Later College Offices and Women's Dormitory. M.S.O. first saw these marvles Nov. 11, 1941."
Nov. 11, 1941
Frank Manor House Architecture, 2005
CAS-0405-Architectural and Estate Details
7.12 in. x 10.72 in.
2005-04-29
Frank Manor House Architecture, 2005
CAS-0405-Architectural and Estate Details
7.12 in. x 10.72 in.
2005-04-29
Frank Manor House Architecture, 2005
CAS-0405-Architectural and Estate Details
7.12 in. x 10.72 in.
2005-04-29
Frank Manor House Architecture, 2005
CAS-0405-Architectural and Estate Details
7.12 in. x 10.72 in.
2005-04-29
Frank Manor House Architecture, 2005
CAS-0405-Architectural and Estate Details
7.12 in. x 10.72 in.
2005-04-29
Frank Manor House Architecture, 2005
CAS-0405-Architectural and Estate Details
7.12 in. x 10.72 in.
2005-04-29
Frank Manor House Architecture, 2005
CAS-0405-Architectural and Estate Details
7.12 in. x 10.72 in.
2005-04-29
Frank Manor House Architecture, 2005
CAS-0405-Architectural and Estate Details
7.12 in. x 10.72 in.
2005-04-29
Frank Manor House Architecture, 2005
CAS-0405-Architectural and Estate Details
7.12 in. x 10.72 in.
2005-04-29
Frank Manor House history
Student, Phyllis Stagias holding a hand calligraphed history of the Frank Manor House. The book was completed by Staglias and Bruce Abbott. It was presented to the Board of Trustees. See L&C Journal, September 1974.
1974
Frank Manor musical performance
student musicians performing in the Frank Manor House, Lewis & Clark College
ca. 1944
Frank Manor, west side
Photograph from Morgan Odell's 1941-1948 Scrapbook. Odell was the first college president at the Fir Acres campus, and this scrapbook documents the purchase and early development of the campus. This photo is captioned: "Entrance to the Manor House"
1943
Franklin J. Miller
Frank J. Miller, born in Dallas, Ohio, September 6, 1857, died June 14, 1934 in Albany, Oregon
ca. 1930
Fred Fields
Fred Fields in the Frank Manor House. Fields was a renowned business and community leader, life trustee, and former board chair. He gave the second largest gift in the college’s history, $10 million and in 1993, he pledged the lead gift for the Fred W. Fields Center for the Visual Arts.
2011-(Circa)
Freshman with car.
Photography taken after decorating for a party. From lift to right: Grub; Meyers; Phillips; Austin; and Starr.
1917
