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Includes digitized versions of Abigail Scott Duniway's books including: From the West to the West; David and Anna Matson; Oregon: Land of Promise; Path Breaking; and Captain Gray's Company.

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This collection includes pdf versions of student newspapers published at Lewis & Clark College's predecessor, Albany College. The items in this collection include papers published between 1930 and 1941.

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This collection includes seven hand drawn sketches of the Hamilton Corbett estate in the Riverdale neighborhood of Portland, Oregon. The sketches were made by the Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects in 1928. The estate now houses the Lewis & Clark Graduate School of Education and Counseling.

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This collections includes over 300 images from the family papers of Charles Erskine Scott Wood and this son Erskine Wood. The collection includes family photographs, scrapbooks, original C.E.S. Wood watercolors and sketches, and selected manuscript material.

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The Fir Acres Estate, which is now the home of Lewis & Clark College, was designed by Herman Brookman in 1924 for Lloyd Frank. This collection includes many of Brookman's sketches for the gardens and manor house.

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Gordon Gilkey (1912-2000) was a gifted etcher and printmaker, who taught at Lewis & Clark (Albany College) during the 1930s. He also served as the Dean of Liberal Arts at Oregon State University, and the curator at the Portland Art Museum. Gilkey's prints are represented in art collections all over the world.

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This collection includes the items from the Hugh Dean Collection of East Asian pamphlets, most relating to China during the 1930s, 40s, and 50s.

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Karl Bodmer was a Swiss painter who accompanied Prince Maximillian on an expedition across the American West in 1832. During this expedition, the party encountered many of the Indians described by Lewis and Clark. Bodmer's detailed sketches and watercolors are an important visual record of these cultures. The images in the collection are hand-colored engravings based on Bodmer's watercolors that appeared in a fifty-copy limited edition set of Lewis and Clark's journals edited by Reuben Gold Thwaites in 1904.

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The collection includes maps showing the development of the Fir Acres campus of Lewis & Clark College (1940-2000).

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This collection includes over 2,000 images dating back to the founding of the college as Albany Collegiate Institute in 1867, and continuing into the modern era as Lewis & Clark College in 1940. The collection also includes faculty portraits and campus scenes from 1940 to present.

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This collection includes complete issues in pdf format of Lewis & Clark College student newspaper the Pioneer Log.

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This collection includes complete issues in pdf format of Lewis & Clark College alternative student newspaper Sacajawea's Voice.

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The collection includes all of the yearbooks for Lewis & Clark College, and its predecessor Albany College. The first yearbook was issued in 1904. The most recent yearbook was issued in 2004.

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This collection includes maps from the Special Collections. The collection includes maps associated with overland and Pacific Exploration, as well as maps documenting settlement and urban growth in the Pacific Northwest.

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This collection includes postcards, engravings, and other artworks that depict scenes around the state of Oregon.

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This collection includes twentieth century poetry broadsides, most by William Stafford, but some of Stafford's peers like Robert Bly, Charles Simic, and Primus St. John.

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This collection includes portraits of the American poet, William Stafford (1914-1993) from the William Stafford Archives.

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This collection includes exhibit catalogs, bibliographies, books, exhibit posters, and poetry broadsides that have been produced by the Lewis & Clark College Special Collections department and its publishing venture, the Berberis Press.

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Journals from Susan B. Anthony's three visits to Oregon in 1871, 1896, and 1905. Originals are held by the Library of Congress, MS #175559.

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This collection includes PDF versions of the weekly women's rights newspaper, The Revolution, which was published in New York by Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton from 1868-1872.

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This collection includes a set of images created by the Museum Extension Project of the WPA Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Unit depicting various world costumes from ancient Egypt to the 1890s.

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This collection includes original artwork created by conscientious objectors from U.S. Civilian Service camps World War II.

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This collection includes camp newsletters produced in U.S. Civilian Service camps for conscientious objectors during World War II.

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This collection includes photographs documenting the activities in U.S. Civilian Service camps for conscientious objectors during World War II.