This collection follows the correspondence trails of Benjamin Burleigh Smith and his family's time as missionaries in India. It also includes collected religious materials, articles, and a large portrait of Benjamin himself.

This collection consists of newspaper clippings, a Linfield Bulletin publication explaining "The New Linfield Plan", and a letter articulating the provenance of the collection.

This collection contains photographs taken while in the Army, letters written to his parents while in the Army, military documents, medals and patches, as well as documents from his time participating in research about radioisotopes. The collection also houses Bob Jones’ military jacket.

This box consists of folders with graduation materials, alumni association documents, and documents from reunions and the 50-year club.

This collection consists of a letter to Bergitta Baumgardener from the Linfield registrar.

This collection consists of one letter from then-senator and future U.S. President John F. Kennedy to C. Dorwin Lovell.

This collection is 37 linear feet and contains research journals, notes, specimens, photographs, writings, and other documents.

This collection consists of a 1917 diploma for Edson Pugh from Linfield College, as well as a 1947 letter to Edson Pugh from Linfield.

This collection consists of letters, Linfield bulletins and commencement programs, and papers from Emanuel Northup.

280 boxes of material

This collection consists of pictures, letters, and a student handbook from Ethel Lorine Slabaugh's time at Linfield College, as well as a 50th anniversary graduation medallion and letters explaining the provenance of the collection.

1 box of material

This collection contains documentation of climate records, early organizational minutes and notes for the Wine Grower’s Council of Oregon (now known as the Oregon Wine Board), research publications from Oregon State University for Oregon wine growers and winemakers as well as academic research notes and articles pertaining to the growing of grapes, which includes the costs associated with starting a vineyard. There is also a small amount of documentation pertaining to land use and legislative issues.

This collection consists of plaques, photos and letters, and certificates from Harold Elkinton.

Seven boxes of materials related to Helen’s life at Linfield as well as many other institutions and also her personal affairs. the collection contains letters, journals, class notes, assignment sketches, and many photos of both Helen’s work, her farm, and herself.

The archives has five oversized pieces of Helen’s artwork, photos of which are here: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/6roof0w5mz5uaqy/AACdXHuyNCMz9n15V6MuJ8x4a?dl=
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One is located in the archivist’s office, and four are stored in the archives.

A digital collection of Helen Blumenstiel’s art is available here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/155417544@N05/sets/72157687432539734/with/2352
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This collection consists of a poem by Helen Emerson in the form of a Japanese Tanka and an article on Helen Emerson's book.

This collection contains a limited, insider’s perspective of Senator Winters’ multiple terms in the legislature, as well as selected windows into her pre-legislative work and personal life. The bulk of the collection is made up of legislative records, which provide a glimpse of the inner workings of the legislative process. The correspondence, primarily from fellow legislators and constituents, as well as extensive press items, also provide contemporary context for Winters’ work and time in the state legislature. Additionally, the select materials regarding Winters’ pre-legislative work, especially the scrapbooks of photographs, correspondence, and press from the 1970s–1980s, emphasize the main areas of professional focus for Winters during that period. The limited pieces of personal documentation supplement these professional records to provide a more comprehensive picture of Winters, her professional efforts, and her personal interests.

The contents of the collection include one folder containing correspondence between Rev. Paul Newton Poling, J. H. Pollard, and Virginia Wakeman regarding Poling’s trips to Linfield College as a guest speaker and its intersection with Christianity’s role in politics and international relations.

This collection consists of portraits of Joecille Fulham, papers and notes on military service in the Fulham family, a decorative plate, airplane pins, a letter, and yearbooks.

49 boxes of materials