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.

The collection consists of budgetary, operational, and departmental documentation of the concerts and interior workings of the Linfield Chamber Orchestra.

The collection contains mostly paper documents, but there can also be found an audio recording, a few photo sets, some poster boards, and a medal. This collection was largely compiled by Susan and Bill Sokol Blosser over the years that they ran the winery. The records consist of mostly business, finance, and publicity, but there is also a plethora of information about the history and the day to day proceedings of the winery. Information on the wine, the vines, the buildings, the properties, the people, the associates, the business, and the founder are included in the collection.

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

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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6.67 linear feet of papers

This collection mainly consists of newspapers, articles, and bookstore items donated by Tim Marsh, Linfield ’70. The collection includes information and history on Linfield sports, coaches, academics, alumni, and more. There is also a folder on Tim March which gives a glimpse into his time at Linfield.

This collection contains articles, newspapers and published academic studies promoting the Oregon Wine industry and the Southern Oregon Wine Institute. The collection also includes building plans, proposals, newspaper articles and design plans for the Danny
Lang Teaching, Learning and Event Center in addition to various SOWI memorabilia and promotional documents.

Twelve books used in Emanuel Hospital's RN Nursing School program, late 1930s to early 1940s. 1970-71 and 1972-73 Good Samaritan School of Nursing yearbooks. 1981-83 catalog for Good Samaritan School of Nursing. One photo of Emanuel Hospital Nursing School Class of 1943. Two newspaper clippings. Emanuel Hospital Alumni Notes, spanning 1987-2003. One antique typewriter: c. 1910 Oliver No. 5 Bat-Wing Design typewriter, with cover and parts. Cover is not attached to machine.

This collection contains team paperwork, tournament schedules and rankings, awards, newspaper articles, photographs, and other memorabilia associated with the Linfield Men’s and Women’s Tennis teams. There are also materials covering Willamette University’s Tennis team, as well as Linfield publications and public relations’ materials.

This collection contains original marketing and public relations materials for the Oregon Winegrowers Association and the Oregon Wine Advisory Board (now known as Oregon Wine Board) from 1984-1986.

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.

This collection contains scrapbooks, plaques, uniforms, equipment, trophies, memorabilia, and photographs. Materials range from good to excellent condition.

This collection contains framed photos of Dr. Teal and the Linfield football team from the years 1974 to 1994. The commemorative plaques for service and 1986 NAIA championship date from Dr. Teal’s tenure as volunteer team physician. A postcard, screen-print, and Linfield football highlight DVD from the 2004 season complete the collection.

This collection mostly consists of photographs and documents collected throughout the years Mark and Ada attended Linfield College. The collection contains photographs, a scrapbook, two group photos, grade reports and letters from the school, a chapter from Mark Rich’s unpublished autobiography, as well as two yearbooks, Linfield Reviews, and miscellaneous memorabilia and biblical documents. The collection also includes Mark Rich’s baseball sweater from his time at Linfield College.

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 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 contains artifacts that remain from the fraternity which were used for formal occasions such as the induction ceremony. Binders containing the Officer Manuals, alumni contact information and public outreach are contained at the end of the Collection. Correspondence between the president of the fraternity and the Mu Phi Epsilon region officer and interfraternity flyers, rosters, and notifications are contained in boxes 3 through 5. Of additional interest are the organizational necessities, including minutes, active member information, and register.

This collection contains magazine clippings as well as several issues of wine periodicals. The bulk of the content is auction material. This includes photographs, auction items, and guides. The photographs contain images of both the silent and live auctions, mainly from the mid- to late-1990s. There are many photos of the auction baskets as well as the guides, which contain information about each wine that was auctioned that specific year. The auction items include wine glasses, guest gifts and other similar items. The rest of
the material is primarily publicity items that have either been published by ¡Salud! or articles that have been written about the organization.