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

This collection consists of a printed photo of Beulah Martin, a Linfield student handbook from 1924-1925, and a Sunday Oregonian newspaper clipping.

This collection consists of Linfield memorabilia including photos and clippings, and alumni profiles for the 50th reunion of the class of 1929.

This collection consists of three folders with paper memorabilia from Linfield, photos from Linfield, and a meeting of the Adelphic Fraternity.

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

This collection contains invitations, newspaper articles, reviews, correspondence between IPNC and wineries, advertisements, magazines, letters, meeting summaries, photographs, negatives, posters, exhibition material, objects that relate to the IPNC and CDs with digital content.

The contents of the collection include one folder containing one illustrated booklet telling the story of how Keith and Jenny met and fell in love and one note from the Everses, explaining the booklet’s contents and expressing enthusiasm for its prospective place in the Linfield University Archives.

This collection consists of a Linfield College songbook from 1935.

This collection consists of Linfield publications, a Linfield date book, a Linfield song book, and a book of verse related to campus life.

This collection contains promotional materials for events happening in Yamhill County’s wine country and other paraphernalia.

The collection includes photographs, articles, correspondences, and other documentation. The collection ranges from 1890 to 2012. The collections materials are all from Good Samaritan School of Nursing located in Portland, Oregon.

This collection is made up of various genres and recorded mediums capturing academic life in and involving Linfield College/University in Oregon and abroad. The total series count is seven: 1885-1939, 1940-1969, 1970-1979, 1980-1989, 1990-2012; Portraits, Trustees, and Campus Buildings; and Professional Photographers. Series 1 through 5, arranged by decade, narrates student life through photographs, glass lantern slides, and negatives. Series 6 is organized to complement the very broad span of years its portrait, landscape, and architectural photographs represent. Series 7 is dedicated to several dozen boxes of photographs, clip art, slides, and negatives, as produced by professional Oregon photographers and the Office of Institutional Advancement.

The collection contains papers, photographs, mimeograph sheets, transparencies, inventory cards, guestbooks, notebooks, films, pamphlets, programs, equipment, and other ephemera relating to the founding and operation of Linfield Research Institute. It also contains awards given to director Walter Dyke, as well as scientific equipment used at the Institute.

This collection includes many various SPURS National Honors Society memorabilia between the years 1962-2011. Ranging from paper ephemera to physical items, this collection includes receipts, documents, and honors cords. Also scrapbooks, photographs, and physical items, such as stoles, bank statement books, and stamps.

This collection contains scrapbooks, plaques, uniforms, equipment, trophies, memorabilia, and photographs from women's sports at Linfield University. This collection includes many various women's sports that were played at Linfield University between the years of 1964 and 2022, ranging from softball, volleyball, basketball, cheer, swimming, tennis, cross country, and track and field.
Most materials were collected as part of a 50th anniversary celebration of Title IX in 2022.

Materials cover Margery Stewart Hamstreet's time at Linfield College. Materials are primarily paper-based but also contain varsity letters and a cotton letterman sweater.

This collection consists of a Linfield student handbook, a SPURS patch, and a 1950 edition of the Saturday Evening Post.

This collection consists of articles on Paul Gebauer, articles on Cameroonian art, a Bible reading calendar, a copy of the Baptist Herald, a postcard, and information on Gebauer's life and death.

1 linear feet of articles, correspondence, promotional material, and notes.