Fred C. Baker Lighting Company photographs collection [graphic], circa 1930-1931

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Fred C. Baker Lighting Company photographs collection [graphic], circa 1930-1931

Photographs of ornamental light fixtures manufactured and sold by the Fred C. Baker Lighting Company of Portland, Or. Subjects include interior fixtures in the Meier and Frank Co. department store and Sixth Church of Christ Scientist in Portland, as well as exterior fixtures on the First National Bank, the Portland Art Museum, and the Sixth Church of Christ Scientist. There is also one album of photographic copies of architectural drawings for the fixtures, identified by number only. The photographs were taken circa 1930-1931, and the photographers include Walter Boychuk, Columbia Studio, and Donald Sipe, all of Portland, Or.

Approx. 0.59 cubic feet (218 photographs in 1 oversize box)

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SNAC Resource ID: 8115427

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Sipe, Donald,

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Fred C. Baker Lighting Company (Portland, Or.).

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Columbia Studio (Portland, Or.),

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Boychuk, Walter, 1886-1967

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Walter Boychuk (1886-1967) worked as a photographer in Oregon for half a century, making portraits of everyone from ordinary citizens to nationally known figures, including Sen. Wayne Morse, J. Robert Oppenheimer, Eleanor Roosevelt, Lowell Thomas, and Norman Thomas. Boychuk was born Oct. 25, 1886, at Galatia, Austria. He immigrated to Canada in 1903 and came to Portland in 1906, where he began working as a photographer around 1912. For a few years during the late 1920s, ...

Portland art museum (Or.)

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