Hatfield Marine Science CenterPhotographs 1965-1997

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Hatfield Marine Science CenterPhotographs 1965-1997

The Hatfield Marine Science CenterPhotographs consist of images of the Center's facilities in NewportOregon; Yaquina Bay and the Oregon coast at Newport; and Oregon StateUniversity's research vessels. The Marine Science Center was establishedby Oregon State University in 1965 as a marine laboratory for research,education, and outreach.

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Oregon State University established the Marine Science Center in Newport, Oregon, in 1965 as a marine laboratory. In 1983, the Marine Science Center was officially re-named as the Hatfield Marine Science Center for Oregon Governor and U.S. Senator Mark Hatfield. The Center serves as Oregon State University's campus for research, education, and outreach in marine and coastal sciences. The 180-foot Yaquina research vessel was commissioned by the OSU Department of Oceanography in 1964. The Totem bu...

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