John W. Green Papers 1919-1973 1930-1939

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John W. Green Papers 1919-1973 1930-1939

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The John W. Green Papers consist ofmaterials generated and collected by Green during his career as a civilengineer in bridge design, primarily in California. The materials includereports, publications, notebooks, and numerous photographs. The bulk ofthe collection documents the construction of the San Francisco - OaklandBay Bridge in the 1930s. Green earned a BS in Civil Engineering fromOregon Agricultural College in 1916.

1.5 cubic feet, including 3800photographs; 3 boxes

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Oregon State University Libraries University Archives

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