A group of groundskeepers raking leaves at the Pacific University campus pose for a photo in front of a horse and cart. The third man from the right is identified as J. C. 'Vercie' Bellinger.
Black and white image of three men in a four-horse wagon parked along a dirt road. Two men stand atop a load of lumber in the wagon, while another sits at the front of the lumber holding the reins. An automobile with its top down is parked behind the wagon. Behind the group is a large field with a pile debris in the foreground and large pine trees visible in the back. Museum records do not identify the men in the wagon, but this image is one of a number of glass negative plates donated by Thomas Clapshaw.
Black and white image of a team pulling a wagon loaded with large wooden boxes down a dirt street. Notice the street lights hanging over the street, and the power poles lining it. In addition, a windmill stands above one of the buildings. Most of the visible buildings are two-story. A bicycle rests against the porch post of the building in the foreground.
Sepia-toned image of a man sitting in a wagon drawn by a matched team of horses. Note the elaborate harness with metal studs, including the decorative pieces added to the bridles.
Three women and a man ride in a four-wheel horse-drawn carriage on Taylor's Ferry Road. The woman holding the reins with a blanket over her legs is Catharine Vogeline. She is accompanied by Leoda Grebe, Sam Voight (wearing a suit and tie), and Ella Brandt.
Frank S. Gordon sitting in his buggy. The buggy is hitched to two dark horses. Frank is wearing a long necktie, open jacket and a hat. The buggy and horses are in front of a stand of thick fir trees.
Three 4-horse teams each transporting a single large metal tube (pipe). The team of horses is hitched to a two-wheel, single axle. This would be like the typical front wheel section of a horse drawn wagon. A draw bar from this set of wheels connects a rear set of wheels to suspend and transport the large pipe. The drive sits on top of the leading edge of the pipe to guide the horses.
A young man sits in a buggy drawn by an emaciated horse. A wooden building with fabric canopy is at the right. The photo was taken at Broadway and West Streets. A sign identifies the building's occupant as Dr. R. I. Allen.
Mrs. Ruth Frank driving a Houghton carriage pulled by a show horse named Aloma. Ruth was the wife of Aaron Frank, an executive at the Meier & Frank Department Store in Portland. The Franks owned a house and a stable of show horses in Garden Home. They spent their summers in Garden Home beginning in the 1920s and later moved there full-time.
