This 1909 trademark exhibit is one of 174 displayed in the Web exhibit "Sold in Oregon: Historical Oregon Trademarks."
The Lobby
Exhibits
The Archives uses selected records,
photographs, and other media from its holdings to
create exhibits displayed in the exhibit gallery
and waiting room adjacent to the lobby as well as
on the Web. These exhibits highlight interesting
records and help to interpret trends and events in
Oregon's social, political, cultural, and economic
history. The exhibits mounted in the gallery
and
waiting room change periodically and include
traveling exhibits from other institutions from
time-to-time. The exhibits mounted on the Web often
include more information and images and remain on
the Web for use after the gallery exhibit is
changed. Examples of the exhibits include:
Crafting the Oregon Constitution: Framework for a New State
Learn about the making of the 1857 constitution. Explore issues before, during, and after the convention with over 250 Web pages.
Life of the Home Front: Oregon Responds to World War II:
Explore the experiences of ordinary Oregonians before, during, and after the war. Includes hundreds pages of text and images.
Oregon at War: World War I and the Oregon Experience (includes over 100 pages)
Sold in Oregon: Historical Oregon Trademarks
Pearl Harbor Remembered: Oregonians and the Attack on Pearl Harbor
Highlights of the Archives (includes over 100 pages)
Echoes of Oregon (an educational resource featuring early Oregon documents)
Additionally, the Archives participates in cooperative projects with other institutions. An example of a product resulting from one of these projects is the:
Historic Photograph Database (with Salem Public Library and Marion County Historical Society)
