Kincaid family photograph album [graphic], 1907-1925.

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Kincaid family photograph album [graphic], 1907-1925.

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Album of photographs taken and collected by the Kincaid family of Oregon, 1906-1925. Subjects include snapshots of the Kincaid family at home; family outings, sporting events, and travels, including a fishing trip and photos and postcards from trips to Ireland and Japan; views of the Columbia River Gorge, Mount Hood, and Astoria, Or.; the construction of the Vancouver, Wash. railroad bridge in 1906-1907; and many photographs of railroads, including the Southern Pacific Railroad, Denver and Rio Grande Railroad, and the Oregon Electric Railroad. Photographers include M. F. Kincaid, A. J. M. Holzman of North Bend, Wash., and Edward F. Marcell of Portland, Or.

0.06 cubic feet (149 photographs in 1 volume).

Oregon Historical Society Research Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7014110

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