Olaf Laurgaard papers 1919-1940

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Olaf Laurgaard papers 1919-1940

Olaf Laurgaard (1880-1945) was city engineer of Portland, Oregon. The papers are correspondence, reports, plans, specifications, and drawings for a Portland, Oregon waterfront project, 1919-1933, and other city projects.

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Olaf Laurgaard (1880-1945) was city engineer of Portland, Or. He also worked as a construction engineer for the Tennessee Valley Authority from 1937-1940. From the description of Olaf Laurgaard papers, 1919-1940 (University of Oregon Libraries). WorldCat record id: 656160060 Olaf Laurgaard (1880-1945) was city engineer of Portland, Oregon. He worked for the Tennessee Valley Authority from 1937-1940, at which time he kept an engineer's diary. From the guide to the...

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