Portrait of Riley Killigan and Eathalinda Ingram Ennis. They were early Oregon pioneers who settled in the area that is now Washington County. This photo was taken in 1898.
Black and white photo of an old wooden church. The church is single-storied, with large, double-hung, paned windows on either side of an enclosed porch. There is a double door leading into the porch, and a bell tower with louvered windows at the top and a flat roof extends up from the gabled roof. The building sits behind a wire fence, with a metal gate in front of the steps leading from the porch. Large pine trees fill the image to the right, and are also visible in the distance behind the church.
Four people stand in a grassy yard before a small white house. Two women, one on either end of the group, wear long dark skirts. One woman has a light colored shirt with mutton-leg sleeves tucked into her skirt, and wears her hair in a pompadour bun. The other woman's blouse matches her skirt, and buttons to her left with a shield tab. She wears her hair back. Two men stand between them, one wearing baggy pants, a suit jacket, and a dark shirt buttoned to the neck. The second man wears dark pants and suspenders over a white long-sleeved shirt. There is a porch on the front of the hous4e, and two rail back chairs sit on the porch. Double-hung, paned windows sit on either side of the door. The house is plank, painted white, with carved porch supports. the porch roof sits below the house roof, and there are no visible windows on the sides of the house. Pine trees are visible behind the house, and a rail fence runs along the left background of the image.
