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This collection contains a unique comprehensive representation of the evolution of Amity Vineyards and the history of the Oregon wine industry. The collection encompasses the day-to-day functionalities of Amity Vineyards, including business correspondence, marketing strategies, laboratory information and personal memorabilia. In addition to focusing on Amity Vineyard’s 40-year evolution, this collection also encompasses the unique perspective on the development of the Oregon wine industry through various publications, documentation of various Oregon wine organizations, as well as through local, regional and international wine events hosted by or featuring various Oregon wineries.

This collection consists of notes on the provenance of the collection, biography of Annie Root, and correspondence to and from Annie Root.

Documents, items, posters and more on display in the Linfield University archives.

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This collection includes materials on the life of Barney Watson and the enology program of Oregon State University. It also includes a photograph of Barney Watson.

This collection consists of photographs, yearbooks, clothing items, diplomas, and other items from Linfield alumnus Billy Maxwell.

This collection contains materials relating to the business life of Don Byard during the time in which he owned Eola Hills Vineyard and co-owned Hidden Springs Winery. Such materials include legal documents, wine bottles and labels, and promotional items.

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This collection consists of an obituary, diploma, piece of the old Riley Gymnasium, scrapbooks, and yearbooks from Cathleen Ann McCune.

This collection contains publications, photographs and documents pertaining to the Winegrowers Council of Oregon, as well as event information from the period Fred and Mary Benoit owned Chateau Benoit (1979-1999). Some of the publications include: The Oregon Wine Publication, The Tendril, NW Wine Almanac, various books, handbooks, and more. These publications range from the years 1970 to 1999. There are numerous documents relating to different events Chateau Benoit put on, attended, or at which Fred and Mary Benoit were guests. There are also many publications and documents from the Benoits' time as members in the Wine Growers Association.

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16.71 linear feet of articles, audio tapes, books, and photographs.

This collection contains insight into the lives of David and Jeanne Beck who owned Crawford-Beck Vineyards from 2005-2023. Additionally, the Becks also enrolled in an agricultural business program in Chemeketa Community College for 3 years after the purchase of their vineyard. Outside of their business, the Becks were heavily involved in the Oregon wine and participated in several Oregon wine organizations. Documents from their business, extracurriculars, and personal life have all been sorted into this collection.

This collection is 37 linear feet and contains research journals, notes, specimens, photographs, writings, and other documents collected throughout Dr. Jane Claire Dirks-Edmunds’ professional career at Linfield College. The collection includes drafts of Dr. Dirks-Edmunds’ doctoral thesis and other scientific papers, lecture notes and student work, data and collection tabulations records from her research on Saddleback Mountain, professional correspondence with other scientists and research articles. The collection also contains a few personal artifacts from Dr. Dirks-Edmunds’ life and some photographs of her and her research station on Saddleback Mountain.

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 two diplomas to Elizabeth Davidson, from McMinnville High School and Linfield College.

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

This collection consists of two rolls of wrapping paper designed by Linfield students Emma Inge and Meghan Mullaly for Premier Press's 2022 design contest.