Oregon, Southern

White water offers a fine angling spot for this fisherman along the North Umpqua River in the Cascade Mountains of southern Oregon. There is fishing to suit a variety of tastes in this evergreen Northwest state. Lakes and streams provide excellent angling for trout and steelhead while the Pacific Ocean offers opportunities for landing salmon, cod, tuna, sea bass and other salt water varieties. (Oregon State Highway Department Photo 7081).

The file includes photocopies of journal articles concerning different Indian tribes in the Northwest. It also contains a photocopied excerpt of "The Jesup North Pacific Expedition," by James Alexander Teit, published in 1906.

The file includes Douglas Martin's handwritten notes and related documents regarding Indian cultures and traditions near the coast. Materials include newspaper clippings and photocopies of articles.

The file contains Douglas Martin's handwritten notes and related articles concerning resources and labor positions for Native Americans.

File includes various newspaper clippings and notes regarding the Aboriginal people and some treaty negotiations in Canada.

File includes handwritten notes regarding the report of the royal commission on Indian Affairs for the Provence of British Columbia and accompanying newspaper articles.

File includes notes, articles and other materials regarding the Aboriginal people in British Columbia and the areas around it.

A series of notes that Douglas Martin copied from the court records of the Washington State Historical Society. The records pertain to the Washington counties Esquimalt, Jefferson, Island, San Juan, Skagit, Snohomish, and Whatcom and individuals such as George Chute, Eels, Huggins, Barbara Lane, and Van Ogle. Also contains a few handwritten letters from Douglas Martin to the Washington State Historical Society.

Materials include two copies of a manuscript for the NEH Summer Seminar at the University of Oregon in August 1975. "Of Human Beings and White Men: The Use of Little Big Man in the Study of Indian-White Relations," by Douglas Martin.

These materials are related to the history of orchards in southern Oregon. Included are several newspaper clippings and letters of correspondence, some of which deal with the deaths of individuals, presumably from the orchard community.