Burkhart, Donald D., 1910-1933,

Donald D. Burkhart (1910-1933) was a well-known amateur and beginning professional photographer in the Portland, Or., area. He was born Feb. 19, 1910, to Delbert C. Burkhart (1880-1947) and Elizabeth "Bess" Hammer Burkhart in Albany, Or. After graduating from Lincoln High School in Portland, Don Burkhart worked at an Eastman Kodak store, first as an office boy and later as a salesman. He was a member of the Oregon Camera Club and the Mazamas and Wy'east mountaineering organizations. On some mountaineering trips, he photographed in the company of noted Portland photographers, Ray Atkeson and Al Monner. He died in September 1933 at age 23 in a mountaineering accident on Mt. Jefferson. For additional biographical information on Burkhart and his family and for details of the accident, see Box 1, Folder 1.

From the guide to the Donald D. Burkhart photographs, 1926-1933, (Oregon Historical Society Research Library)

Donald D. Burkhart (1910-1933) was a novice professional photographer in the Portland, Oregon, area. He was born to Delbert C. and Elizabeth Burkhart in Albany, Oregon. After graduating from high school, Don Burkhart worked at a Portland Eastman Kodak store, first as an office boy and later as a salesman. He was a member of the Oregon Camera Club and the Mazamas and Wy'east mountaineering clubs. On some mountaineering trips, he photographed in the company of noted Portland photographers, Ray Atkeson and Al Monner. He died in a mountaineering accident on Mt. Jefferson.

From the description of Donald D. Burkhart Photographs [graphic], 1926-1933. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 54856755