Bailey, Van Evera (James Van Evera), 1903-1980,

Dates:
Birth 1903
Death 1980

Biographical notes:

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. James Haseltine residence plans, 1950-1951, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Beach house plans, 1952, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Al Bean residence plans, 1963, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Dr. & Mrs. Harry Blair beach house plans, 1944, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Dr. & Mrs. Joe B. Davis residence plans, 1962, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Unidentified residence plans, 1946, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Dr. & Mrs. Ward Sorrels residence plans, 1957, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. Kenneson H. Brookes residence plans, 1937, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Taylor duplex plans, circa 1935-1936, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Drew Sherrard residence plans, 1959, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Robert & Katherine Noyes residence plans, 1957, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mario & Carol De Stefanis residence plans, 1950-1951, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Edwin & Pat Mittelstadt residence plans, 1950, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. R. W. Wade residence plans, 1949, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. John Gray residence plans, 1949-1953, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. V. A. Thomas residence plans, 1939, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Erskine Wood residence plans, 1966, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Ivan & Mariana Bloch residence plans, 1950, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the War dwelling units plans, 1943, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Fred B. & Agnes E. Cavanaugh residence plans, 1941, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Lake View Villas, Lot 452 residences plans, 1939, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Paul & Dawn Campbell residence plans, 1962, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Peggy & Jan de Graaf beach house plans, 1955, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the William Gray Purcell residence addition plans, 1935, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Steadman & Gwendolyn Shaw residence plans, 1953, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Lee Hoffman residence plans, 1959, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Bruno & Julia Buczkowski residence plans, 1941, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. Melville Eastham residence plans, 1949-1950, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. Hans Grunbaum residence plans, 1968, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the William H. & Francisca de Graaff residence plans, circa 1940-1949, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Erskine & Elizabeth Wood residence plans, 1941, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the W. Burns Hoffman residence plans, 1946, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. Friedrich W. von Schmidt residences plans, 1935-1936, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. George H. Bodner residence plans, 1956, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Single-board house plans, 1960, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Lee Hoffman war surplus housing plans, 1958, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. John McGregor residence plans, 1959, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Gerald & Jeanne McManama residence plans, 1956-1958, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. J. W. Bayless residence plans, 1945, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. Guy E. Jaques residence plans, 1950, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. Harry Harper residence plans, 1935, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the William & Millicent Naito residence plans, 1960-1962, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. L. D. Bailey residence plans, 1956, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Lee Hoffman offices plans, 1951-1952, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Phil & Margaret Hart residence plans, 1952, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Steinberg residence plans, 1959, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Grace Hobbs residence plans, circa 1920-1980, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Lee & Judith Hoffman residence plans, 1947, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Paul Hebb residence plans, 1961, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. John Carter residence plans, 1937, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. A. B. Graham residence plans, circa 1952, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Northwest farmhouse for country gentleman plans, 1945-1946, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Frank H. Coolidge residence plans, 1946-1950, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the St. Johns Funeral Home plans, 1941, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Dr. Edwin G. Robinson residence plans, 1964-1965, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Ken Curry residence plans, 1963, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the First National Bank of Portland, Woodburn Branch plans, 1945-1946, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. V. A. Wilkins residence plans, 1935, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. John Blew residence plans, 1941, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Miss Maud E. Hayes and Mss H. Elise Larson residence plans, circa 1935-1936, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Dorene & Calvin H. Kiest residence addition plans, 1962-1963, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Werner & Geraldine Brown residence plans, 1951, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the S. W. & Kathleen Fraser residence plans, 1953, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Pfahl residence plans, 1962, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Wood Fibreboard Company office plans, 1960, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the William & Irene Swindells swimming pool plans, 1965, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Van Evera Bailey residences plans, 1934, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Miss Gladys E. McClure residence plans, 1936, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Lynch residence plans, 1939, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Wanke Panel Company office remodel plans, 1953, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Western Kraft Corporation office plans, 1955, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mrs. Grace Sandberg residence plans, 1953, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Francis & Geraldine Radditz residence plans, 1951, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. Lee Humbard residence plans, 1936, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Cornell Radio Service building plans, 1944, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. Richard Rawlinson residence plans, 1953, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. Robert Wilkins residence plans, 1936, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Harold Hirsch beach house alteration plans, 1966, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Citizens Bank of Oswego plans, 1958, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Eugene Eastman residence plans, 1946, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Unidentified residence plans, 1941, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the George S. & L. Joan Clefton residence plans, 1940, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Susan & George Swindells residence plans, 1965, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Hamilton & Charlotte Corbett beach house plans, 1951, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Highland Baptist Church plans, 1938, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the John & Caroline Ochsner residence plans, 1966, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Turkey brooder building plans, 1945, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. Richard Martin residence plans, 1952, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Black residence plans, 1940, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. Russell Sawyer residence plans, 1941, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the James & Marguerite Hessler residence plans, 1950-1951, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. John L. Ward residence plans, 1944, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. Ken Eckert residence plans, circa 1920-1980, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Medical center plans, 1946, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the T. W. Nordby residence plans, 1955, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. Van Evera Bailey residences plans, 1934-1944, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. Newton S. Hotchkiss residence plans, 1935-1936, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Ralph E. Klein residence plans, 1946, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. J. G. Crick residence plans, circa 1935-1936, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. Howard Irwin residence plans, 1951, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. D. F. Allen residence plans, 1955, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the L. T. Carruthers residence conversion plans, 1943, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mary H. Harsh residence plans, 1969, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. Jarvis Earl residence plans, circa 1935-1936, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Peggy & Jan de Graaf residence plans, 1932-1952, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the William Gray Purcell Enterprises residences plans, 1947-1948, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. Richard Boleslavski residence plans, 1936, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. William Drew residence plans, 1939, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Eldridge & Laura O. Sinclair residence plans, 1941-1956, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Jean & Lowell Kern beach house plans, circa 1920-1980, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Witlup Engineering Co. Philippine style hut plans, 1945, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Alemite Company building addition plans, 1937, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the William & Irene Swindells beach houses plans, 1956-1961, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mss H. Elise Larson residence plans, 1956, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Dr. & Mrs. Max W. Hemmingway residence plans, 1954-1955, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Defense housing project plans, 1942, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Roby Abeene residence plans, 1963, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. C. B. Stephenson beach house plans, 1961, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Foothills Construction Company office plans, 1954, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Marion & Leona Weatherford residence plans, 1958, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. Harold Weston residence plans, 1960-1969, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Benning residence plans, 1953-1954, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Young residence plans, 1938-1939, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Janet & Van Evera Bailey residences plans, 1958, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Wauna Land Co. apartments plans, circa 1939, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Clark & Margaret Graham residence plans, 1950-1954, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. Bill Johnson residence plans, 1965, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Brooks-Willamette Corporation office plans, 1965, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Unidentified residence plans, 1928, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Lee Hoffman buildings plans, 1952-1958, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Thomas & Margaret Dixon residence plans, 1951, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the William & Elizabeth Swindells residence addition and swimming pool plans, 1970-1971, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Edwin M. & Dorothy F. Badgley residence plans, 1937, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Fred O. Hallwyler residence plans, 1938, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Simon & Mary Barker residence plans, 1957, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. A. E. Wanke residence plans, 1952, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the John Gray beach house plans, 1952, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. J. R. Pemberton residence plans, circa 1935-1936, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. Gerald V. Shaw residence plans, 1955, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Slaven residences plans, 1936-1937, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Julian Cheatham family residence plans, 1963, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Robert & Katherine Noyes beach house plans, 1954-1955, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Dr. Robert S. Hunt residence plans, 1966, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Murphy & Dean Co. residences plans, 1939, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the John Gray residence interior plans, 1963, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Van Evera Bailey architectural papers, 1928-1968, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Salishan Lodge swimming pool plans, 1969, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Willamette Valley Lumber Company office plans, 1960, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Mr. & Mrs. L. Fishel residence alteration plans, 1949, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Wilson B. & Mary Loomis residence plans, 1939, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Residence plans, 1959, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the William & Millicent Naito stairs plans, circa 1920-1980, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

From the guide to the Russell E. Hamacheck deck alteration plans, 1966, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of William H. & Francisca de Graaff residence plans [manuscript], circa 1940-1949. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732862757

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. J. R. Pemberton residence plans [manuscript], circa 1935-1936. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732356809

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. V. A. Wilkins residence plans [manuscript], 1935. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 731974444

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. R. W. Wade residence plans [manuscript], 1949. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732872921

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Lee Hoffman offices plans [manuscript], 1951-1952. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732872966

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. John Gray residence plans [manuscript], 1949-1953. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732872926

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of William Gray Purcell Enterprises residences plans [manuscript], 1947-1948. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732871696

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. Melville Eastham residence plans [manuscript], 1949-1950. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732872919

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of W. Burns Hoffman residence plans [manuscript], 1946. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732871697

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Dr. Robert S. Hunt residence plans [manuscript], 1966. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733777916

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mary H. Harsh residence plans [manuscript], 1969. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733775543

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Susan & George Swindells residence plans [manuscript], 1965. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733781467

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Jean & Lowell Kern beach house plans [manuscript], circa 1920-1980. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733775539

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Salishan Lodge swimming pool plans [manuscript], 1969. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733777914

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Simon & Mary Barker residence plans [manuscript], 1957. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733547393

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Paul Hebb residence plans [manuscript], 1961. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733547385

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. C. B. Stephenson beach house plans [manuscript], 1961. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733552616

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Robert & Katherine Noyes residence plans [manuscript], 1957. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733544570

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Marion & Leona Weatherford residence plans [manuscript], 1958. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733547391

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Turkey brooder building plans [manuscript], 1945. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732638365

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. J. W. Bayless residence plans [manuscript], 1945. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732638364

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Northwest farmhouse for country gentleman plans [manuscript], 1945-1946. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732638875

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of L. T. Carruthers residence conversion plans [manuscript], 1943. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732638366

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Erskine & Elizabeth Wood residence plans [manuscript], 1941. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732638367

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Cornell Radio Service building plans [manuscript], 1944. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732636983

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. John Blew residence plans [manuscript], 1941. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732636989

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Bruno & Julia Buczkowski residence plans [manuscript], 1941. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732638918

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of James & Marguerite Hessler residence plans [manuscript], 1950-1951. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732667971

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Eugene Eastman residence plans [manuscript], 1946. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732636978

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. Russell Sawyer residence plans [manuscript], 1941. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732638928

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Edwin & Pat Mittelstadt residence plans [manuscript], 1950. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732862755

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. Howard Irwin residence plans [manuscript], 1951. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732862765

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Peggy & Jan de Graaf residence plans [manuscript], 1932-1952. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733294926

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Lee Hoffman buildings plans [manuscript], 1952-1958. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733294924

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. A. B. Graham residence plans [manuscript], circa 1952. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733294923

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Phil & Margaret Hart residence plans [manuscript], 1952. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733323374

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. George H. Bodner residence plans [manuscript], 1956. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733325410

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Robert & Katherine Noyes beach house plans [manuscript], 1954-1955. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733325539

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Dr. & Mrs. Max W. Hemmingway residence plans [manuscript], 1954-1955. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733325553

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of William & Irene Swindells beach houses plans [manuscript], 1956-1961. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733323367

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Steadman & Gwendolyn Shaw residence plans [manuscript], 1953. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733325606

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mss H. Elise Larson residence plans [manuscript], 1956. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733323368

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of S. W. & Kathleen Fraser residence plans [manuscript], 1953. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733323373

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. Richard Rawlinson residence plans [manuscript], 1953. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733325617

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. D. F. Allen residence plans [manuscript], 1955. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733325528

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Benning residence plans [manuscript], 1953-1954. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733325586

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. V. A. Thomas residence plans [manuscript], 1939. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732356763

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Wauna Land Co. apartments plans [manuscript], circa 1939. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732356758

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Miss Gladys E. McClure residence plans [manuscript], 1936. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732354751

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Edwin M. & Dorothy F. Badgley residence plans [manuscript], 1937. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732354744

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Taylor duplex plans [manuscript], circa 1935-1936. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732354747

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Highland Baptist Church plans [manuscript], 1938. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732354319

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Miss Maud E. Hayes and Mss H. Elise Larson residence plans [manuscript], circa 1935-1936. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732354749

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of George S. & L. Joan Clefton residence plans [manuscript], 1940. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732354741

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. J. G. Crick residence plans [manuscript], circa 1935-1936. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732354323

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Eldridge & Laura O. Sinclair residence plans [manuscript], 1941-1956. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732354740

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Wilson B. & Mary Loomis residence plans [manuscript], 1939. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732354313

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Alemite Company building addition plans [manuscript], 1937. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732356791

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Foothills Construction Company office plans [manuscript], 1954. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733325567

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. Richard Martin residence plans [manuscript], 1952. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733325725

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of William & Millicent Naito residence plans [manuscript], 1960-1962. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733547386

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Dr. & Mrs. Ward Sorrels residence plans [manuscript], 1957. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733547395

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of First National Bank of Portland, Woodburn Branch plans [manuscript], 1945-1946. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732636980

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Defense housing project plans [manuscript], 1942. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732636988

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Dr. & Mrs. Harry Blair beach house plans [manuscript], 1944. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732636982

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. John L. Ward residence plans [manuscript], 1944. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732636986

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Frank H. Coolidge residence plans [manuscript], 1946-1950. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732862762

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Thomas & Margaret Dixon residence plans [manuscript], 1951. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732862766

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Ralph E. Klein residence plans [manuscript], 1946. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732862763

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Lee & Judith Hoffman residence plans [manuscript], 1947. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732862761

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Francis & Geraldine Radditz residence plans [manuscript], 1951. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732862769

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. A. E. Wanke residence plans [manuscript], 1952. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733294925

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Wanke Panel Company office remodel plans [manuscript], 1953. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733294922

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Western Kraft Corporation office plans [manuscript], 1955. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733294919

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of T. W. Nordby residence plans [manuscript], 1955. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733294918

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. L. D. Bailey residence plans [manuscript], 1956. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733323366

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. Gerald V. Shaw residence plans [manuscript], 1955. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733323369

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Peggy & Jan de Graaf beach house plans [manuscript], 1955. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733323370

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of John Gray beach house plans [manuscript], 1952. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733323375

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mrs. Grace Sandberg residence plans [manuscript], 1953. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733323372

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. John Carter residence plans [manuscript], 1937. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732354746

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Unidentified residence plans [manuscript], 1941. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732354309

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. Kenneson H. Brookes residence plans [manuscript], 1937. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732354745

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Black residence plans [manuscript], 1940. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732354312

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Murphy & Dean Co. residences plans [manuscript], 1939. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732356766

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Young residence plans [manuscript], 1938-1939. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732354317

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. William Drew residence plans [manuscript], 1939. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732356776

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. Lee Humbard residence plans [manuscript], 1936. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 731984978

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. Harry Harper residence plans [manuscript], 1935. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 731974446

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. Friedrich W. von Schmidt residences plans [manuscript], 1935-1936. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 731984981

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. Richard Boleslavski residence plans [manuscript], 1936. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732000178

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Unidentified residence plans [manuscript], 1928. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732000321

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. Robert Wilkins residence plans [manuscript], 1936. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732000163

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Van Evera Bailey residences plans [manuscript], 1934. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 731984982

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. Van Evera Bailey residences plans [manuscript], 1934-1944. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732000306

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Slaven residences plans [manuscript], 1936-1937. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 731984977

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. Newton S. Hotchkiss residence plans [manuscript], 1935-1936. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732000227

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of William Gray Purcell residence addition plans [manuscript], 1935. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732000255

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Pfahl residence plans [manuscript], 1962. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733547384

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Lee Hoffman residence plans [manuscript], 1959. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733547388

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Gerald & Jeanne McManama residence plans [manuscript], 1956-1958. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733547396

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Drew Sherrard residence plans [manuscript], 1959. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733547387

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Paul & Dawn Campbell residence plans [manuscript], 1962. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733547383

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Residence plans [manuscript], 1959. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733544569

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Willamette Valley Lumber Company office plans [manuscript], 1960. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733544568

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. John McGregor residence plans [manuscript], 1959. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733552635

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Lee Hoffman war surplus housing plans [manuscript], 1958. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733552640

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Janet & Van Evera Bailey residences plans [manuscript], 1958. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733552639

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Citizens Bank of Oswego plans [manuscript], 1958. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733547390

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Dr. & Mrs. Joe B. Davis residence plans [manuscript], 1962. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733544565

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Fred B. & Agnes E. Cavanaugh residence plans [manuscript], 1941. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732356730

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Fred O. Hallwyler residence plans [manuscript], 1938. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732354318

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Lynch residence plans [manuscript], 1939. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732354743

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Lake View Villas, Lot 452 residences plans [manuscript], 1939. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732354315

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. Jarvis Earl residence plans [manuscript], circa 1935-1936. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732354322

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Ivan & Mariana Bloch residence plans [manuscript], 1950. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732871692

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. James Haseltine residence plans [manuscript], 1950-1951. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732872980

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Beach house plans [manuscript], 1952. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732871701

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Unidentified residence plans [manuscript], 1946. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732872932

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mario & Carol De Stefanis residence plans [manuscript], 1950-1951. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732871703

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. Guy E. Jaques residence plans [manuscript], 1950. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732872905

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Hamilton & Charlotte Corbett beach house plans [manuscript], 1951. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732871702

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Clark & Margaret Graham residence plans [manuscript], 1950-1954. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732872909

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Werner & Geraldine Brown residence plans [manuscript], 1951. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732872973

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. L. Fishel residence alteration plans [manuscript], 1949. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732871694

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Julian Cheatham family residence plans [manuscript], 1963. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733775549

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Brooks-Willamette Corporation office plans [manuscript], 1965. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733777920

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of William & Millicent Naito stairs plans [manuscript], circa 1920-1980. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733777912

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Grace Hobbs residence plans [manuscript], circa 1920-1980. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733777913

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. Ken Eckert residence plans [manuscript], circa 1920-1980. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733781253

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Al Bean residence plans [manuscript], 1963. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733781541

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of William & Irene Swindells swimming pool plans [manuscript], 1965. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733781486

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of John Gray residence interior plans [manuscript], 1963. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733777923

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Roby Abeene residence plans [manuscript], 1963. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733777924

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. Hans Grunbaum residence plans [manuscript], 1968. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733775544

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of William & Elizabeth Swindells residence addition and swimming pool plans [manuscript], 1970-1971. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733775540

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Dorene & Calvin H. Kiest residence addition plans [manuscript], 1962-1963. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733777925

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Erskine Wood residence plans [manuscript], 1966. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733777918

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. Bill Johnson residence plans [manuscript], 1965. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733777911

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Dr. Edwin G. Robinson residence plans [manuscript], 1964-1965. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733777908

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Russell E. Hamacheck deck alteration plans [manuscript], 1966. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733777919

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Ken Curry residence plans [manuscript], 1963. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733775548

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of John & Caroline Ochsner residence plans [manuscript], 1966. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733777910

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Harold Hirsch beach house alteration plans [manuscript], 1966. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733775545

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Van Evera Bailey architectural papers [manuscript], 1928-1968. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 731974447

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Steinberg residence plans [manuscript], 1959. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733547389

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Wood Fibreboard Company office plans [manuscript], 1960. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733544567

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Mr. & Mrs. Harold Weston residence plans [manuscript], 1960-1969. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733552625

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Single-board house plans [manuscript], 1960. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 733544566

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of St. Johns Funeral Home plans [manuscript], 1941. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732638911

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Medical center plans [manuscript], 1946. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732638362

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of Witlup Engineering Co. Philippine style hut plans [manuscript], 1945. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732638363

Van Evera Bailey (1903-1980) was a Portland architect best known for his residential design work.

He developed the "stilt" method of construction for building on steep sites.

From the description of War dwelling units plans [manuscript], 1943. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 732636987

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Places:

  • Gleneden Beach (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • White Salmon (Wash.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Neskowin (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Washington County (as recorded)
  • Lake Oswego (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Three Rocks (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Clackamas County (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Beaverton (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Palm Springs (Calif.) (as recorded)
  • California--Palm Springs (as recorded)
  • Neskowin (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Beaverton (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Beaverton (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Bend (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Riverside (Calif.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • California--Palm Springs (as recorded)
  • Lake Oswego (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Sandy (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Washington County (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Dunthorpe (Portland, Or.) (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Lake Oswego (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Seaside (Or.) (as recorded)
  • California--Palm Springs (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Lake Oswego (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Palm Springs (Calif.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Neskowin (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Astoria (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Portland Heights (Portland, Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Dunthorpe (Portland, Or.) (as recorded)
  • Neskowin (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Forest Hills (Lake Oswego, Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Gearhart (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Woodburn (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Lake Oswego (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Clark County (Wash.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Lake Oswego (as recorded)
  • Washington County (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Palm Springs (Calif.) (as recorded)
  • Salem (Or.) (as recorded)
  • California--Palm Springs (as recorded)
  • Washington County (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Seaside (as recorded)
  • Clatsop County (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Clackamas County (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Gleneden Beach (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Washington County (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Neskowin (as recorded)
  • Lake Oswego (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Clackamas County (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Gearhart (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Palm Springs (Calif.) (as recorded)
  • Clackamas County (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Forest Hills (Lake Oswego, Or.) (as recorded)
  • Astoria (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Woodburn (as recorded)
  • California--Lake Arrowhead (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Astoria (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Lake Oswego (as recorded)
  • Palm Springs (Calif.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Lake Oswego (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Forest Hills (Lake Oswego, Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Delake (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Neskowin (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Lake Oswego (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Uplands Crest (Lake Oswego, Or.) (as recorded)
  • Dallas (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Lake Oswego (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Washington County (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Palm Springs (Calif.) (as recorded)
  • Dunthorpe (Portland, Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Pasadena (Calif.) (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Clackamas County (as recorded)
  • Forest Hills (Lake Oswego, Or.) (as recorded)
  • Lake Grove (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Healy Heights (Portland, Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Surfpines (Gearhart, Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Lake Oswego (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Sandy (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Tillamook (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Multnomah County (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Beaverton (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Gleneden Beach (as recorded)
  • Forest Hills (Lake Oswego, Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Washington (State)--Blakely Island (as recorded)
  • Milwaukie (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Pasadena (Calif.) (as recorded)
  • Portland Heights (Portland, Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Palm Springs (Calif.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Uplands Crest (Lake Oswego, Or.) (as recorded)
  • Lake Oswego (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Albany (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Riverside (Calif.) (as recorded)
  • Palm Springs (Calif.) (as recorded)
  • Lake Oswego (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • California--Palm Springs (as recorded)
  • California--Palm Springs (as recorded)
  • California--Palm Springs (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Lake Oswego (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Cucamonga (Rancho Cucamonga, Calif.) (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Lake Oswego (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Clackamas County (as recorded)
  • Salem (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Palm Springs (Calif.) (as recorded)
  • Multnomah County (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Palm Springs (Calif.) (as recorded)
  • Beaverton (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Neskowin (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Uplands Crest (Lake Oswego, Or.) (as recorded)
  • Washington (State)--White Salmon (as recorded)
  • Orland (Calif.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Bend (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Astoria (Or.) (as recorded)
  • South Pasadena (Calif.) (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Lake Oswego (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Lake Oswego (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • California--Orland (as recorded)
  • California--Palm Springs (as recorded)
  • Clackamas County (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Beaverton (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Salem (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Delake (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Dallas (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Mapleton (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Minnesota--Excelsior (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Lake Oswego (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Clackamas County (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Pasadena (Calif.) (as recorded)
  • White Salmon (Wash.) (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Neskowin (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Clackamas County (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Gleneden Beach (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Lake Oswego (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Lake Oswego (as recorded)
  • Neskowin (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Tillamook (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Lake Arrowhead (Calif.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Lake Oswego (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Orland (Calif.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Lake Oswego (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Pasadena (Calif.) (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Washington County (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Gleneden Beach (as recorded)
  • Hooper (Wash.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Neskowin (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Washington (State)--Olga (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Lake Oswego (as recorded)
  • Palm Springs (Calif.) (as recorded)
  • West Linn (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Gearhart (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Lake Oswego (as recorded)
  • Raleigh Hills (Portland, Or.) (as recorded)
  • Neskowin (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Arlington (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Dunthorpe (Portland, Or.) (as recorded)
  • Three Rocks (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Palm Springs (Calif.) (as recorded)
  • Washington County (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Arlington (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Albina (Portland, Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Washington County (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Palm Springs (Calif.) (as recorded)
  • Albany (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Tillamook (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Madras (as recorded)
  • California--Pasadena (as recorded)
  • Neskowin (Or.) (as recorded)
  • California--Palm Springs (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • South Pasadena (Calif.) (as recorded)
  • Albina (Portland, Or.) (as recorded)
  • Gleneden Beach (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Clark County (Wash.) (as recorded)
  • Excelsior (Minn.) (as recorded)
  • Washington (State)--Clark County (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Lake Oswego (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Delake (as recorded)
  • California--Lake Arrowhead (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Neskowin (as recorded)
  • Clatskanie (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Dunthorpe (Portland, Or.) (as recorded)
  • Lake Oswego (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Gleneden Beach (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Palm Springs (Calif.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Three Rocks (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Albany (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Gearhart (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Neskowin (as recorded)
  • Neskowin (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Palm Springs (Calif.) (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Uplands Crest (Lake Oswego, Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Gleneden Beach (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Gleneden Beach (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Salem (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Multnomah County (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Cucamonga (Rancho Cucamonga, Calif.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Lake Oswego (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Lake Arrowhead (Calif.) (as recorded)
  • Hooper (Wash.) (as recorded)
  • California--Pasadena (as recorded)
  • Neskowin (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Lake Oswego (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Lake Oswego (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Mapleton (as recorded)
  • Oregon--West Linn (as recorded)
  • West Linn (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Milwaukie (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--West Linn (as recorded)
  • Beaverton (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Gleneden Beach (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • California (as recorded)
  • Woodburn (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Lake Oswego (as recorded)
  • Briariwood (Lake Oswego, Or.) (as recorded)
  • Forest Hills (Lake Oswego, Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Lake Oswego (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Lake Oswego (as recorded)
  • Albany (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Beaverton (as recorded)
  • Excelsior (Minn.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Lake Oswego (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Palm Springs (Calif.) (as recorded)
  • Forest Hills (Lake Oswego, Or.) (as recorded)
  • Dunthorpe (Portland, Or.) (as recorded)
  • Gleneden Beach (Or.) (as recorded)
  • West Linn (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Gleneden Beach (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Astoria (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Enterprise (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Lake Oswego (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Healy Heights (Portland, Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Lake Grove (as recorded)
  • Lake Grove (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Dunthorpe (Portland, Or.) (as recorded)
  • Raleigh Hills (Portland, Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Palm Springs (Calif.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Palm Springs (Calif.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Albany (as recorded)
  • Briariwood (Lake Oswego, Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Lake Oswego (as recorded)
  • Council Crest (Portland, Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Salem (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Madras (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Gleneden Beach (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Sandy (Or.) (as recorded)
  • California--Rancho Cucamonga (as recorded)
  • Bend (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Neskowin (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Bend (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Council Crest (Portland, Or.) (as recorded)
  • Olga (Wash.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Gleneden Beach (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • California--Palm Springs (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Neskowin (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Washington County (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Washington County (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Gleneden Beach (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Clatskanie (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Dunthorpe (Portland, Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Dallas (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Clatsop County (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Lake Oswego (as recorded)
  • Albany (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Neskowin (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Gleneden Beach (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Clackamas County (as recorded)
  • Palm Springs (Calif.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Neskowin (as recorded)
  • Beaverton (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Lake Oswego (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Neskowin (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Clackamas County (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Gearhart (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Madras (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Washington (State)--Hooper (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Lake Oswego (Or.) (as recorded)
  • California--South Pasadena (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Neskowin (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Enterprise (as recorded)
  • Blakely Island (Wash.) (as recorded)
  • Olga (Wash.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Forest Hills (Lake Oswego, Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Bend (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Beaverton (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Gleneden Beach (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Palm Springs (Calif.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Bend (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon (as recorded)
  • Mapleton (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Lake Oswego (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Lake Oswego (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Beaverton (as recorded)
  • Lake Oswego (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Gleneden Beach (as recorded)
  • Palm Springs (Calif.) (as recorded)
  • Beaverton (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Washington County (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Astoria (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Kings Heights (Portland, Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Clatskanie (as recorded)
  • Clatsop County (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Lake Oswego (as recorded)
  • Ogden (Utah) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • California--Palm Springs (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Enterprise (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Washington County (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Washington County (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Ogden (Utah) (as recorded)
  • Gleneden Beach (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Surfpines (Gearhart, Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Lake Oswego (as recorded)
  • Dunthorpe (Portland, Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Milwaukie (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Lake Oswego (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Gleneden Beach (as recorded)
  • Utah--Ogden (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Gearhart (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Lake Oswego (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Gleneden Beach (Or.) (as recorded)
  • California--Riverside (as recorded)
  • Lake Oswego (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Seaside (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Gleneden Beach (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Dunthorpe (Portland, Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Lake Arrowhead (Calif.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Neskowin (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Kings Heights (Portland, Or.) (as recorded)
  • Clackamas County (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Lake Arrowhead (Calif.) (as recorded)
  • Forest Hills (Lake Oswego, Or.) (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Washington County (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Portland (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Blakely Island (Wash.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Salem (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Palm Springs (Calif.) (as recorded)
  • Gleneden Beach (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Forest Hills (Lake Oswego, Or.) (as recorded)
  • Gleneden Beach (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon--Portland (as recorded)
  • Neskowin (Or.) (as recorded)
  • Arlington (Or.) (as recorded)
  • West Linn (Or.) (as recorded)