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  Tualatin Academy

  Image of Tualatin Academy Building before it burned in 1910.
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  Harvey Clark's Cabin, 1910

  Photo of Harvey Clark's Cabin, founder of the Tualatin Academy which later became Pacific University. Photo taken in 1910.
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  New Exhibits at the Museum

  Two women and two men looking at the arrival of a new exhibit at Old College Hall at Pacific University.
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  Old College Hall Museum at Pacific University

  Two women looking at the exhibits in Old College Hall at Pacific University.
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  Pacific University Museum patrons

  Two women looking at the exhibits at the Pacific University Museum in Old College Hall.
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  A bell in the Museum

  Photograph of two students examining a bell on display at the Pacific University Museum in Old College Hall.
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  Congregational Church postcard

  A postcard with an image of the Congregational Church in Forest Grove, Oregon.
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  Old College Hall art room

  A room in Old College hall used as an art room. Numerous works of art are displayed on the wall and on easels.
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  Old College Hall

  A photo of Old College hall with a miniature model of the building on the lawn in front of the hall. The model has a sign that reads '150 Years of Education. Since 1849. Pacific University - Forest Grove'.
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  Home of Elkanah and Mary Richardson Walker

  A photograph of the home of Reverend Elkanah L. and Mary Richardson Walker. The Walkers were a missionary family who arrived in Forest Grove in the late 1840s. Their house was somewhere north of what are now A Street and 23rd Avenue in Forest Grove. The photograph probably dates from circa 1890-1910. (See photograph PUApic_008392 within the Pacific University Archives collection of the same location dated 1892 .) There is an unidentified man in front of the house, possibly a member of the Walker Family.
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  Western Hotel with residents

  A photograph of the Western Hotel in Forest Grove, probably dating from the 1880s or early 1890s. The building is a two-story, cross-gabled hotel with a large covered porch supporting a balcony. Four men stand on a wooden step that was likely used for getting on and off stages or wagons that stopped at the hotel. More men line the boardwalk in front of the building, while women and children gather on the balcony above them. A sign above a door on the image right of the building reads "hotel." A note on the back of the photograph identified this as the Western Hotel, which according to the 1892 Sanborn Map of Forest Grove, was next door to Johnson Brothers' Livery Stable. The brick livery stable still stands on the southeast corner of Main St. and Pacific Ave. in Forest Grove, but the Western Hotel is no longer there.
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  Cornelius House in Forest Grove

  The Cornelius House is a historic wood-framed house built for Benjamin Cornelius Jr. circa 1873. The house is located on 2314 19th Avenue in Forest Grove. A historic site plaque is affixed to the outer wall by the front door.
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  A group of men standing outside the Woods and Caples building

  Twelve men are standing on a raised wooden sidewalk outside the Woods and Caples general store on Main Street in Forest Grove. One business in the building is a dentist's office. Numerous bicycles are parked on the sidewalk and in the dirt road.
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  A group of men standing outside the Woods and Caples building

  Twelve men are standing on a raised wooden sidewalk outside the Woods and Caples general store on Main Street in Forest Grove. One business in the building is a dentist's office. Numerous bicycles are parked on the sidewalk and in the dirt road.