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(University of Oregon, 199-06)This thesis is the study of the North Oregon coastal community of Neahkahnie, its history and the events leading up to its development, the subsequent summer artist colony, and the early architecture as designed by ...
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(The University of Oregon, 1947-06)The nature and construction of a given historical work carries with it the obligations and implications of a considerable amount of expended effort toward the ultimate goal of presenting to the reader the historical events ...
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(University of Oregon, 1972-08-10)Cities have traditionally been dynamic places of diversity and opportunity. This century, however, has seen a steady urban to suburban migration by the middle economic class. They have left the cities to the few rich and ...
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(University of Oregon, 1983)This is a study on adaptive use both as a concept and as a functioning form of architectural practice. The primary vehicle for the discussion of adaptive use has been the historic urban marketplace. Of the markets selected ...
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(University of Oregon, 1983-03)This project deals with the Shelton-McMurphy property as an example of an historic/cultural landscape, which contains within it the visible signs of countless interactions between the natural and built environments. The ...
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(University of Oregon, 1983-06)The George C. Cooley Cottage, located at 220 Blakely Avenue in Brownsville, Oregon, survives as an excellent example of vernacular Classical Revival architecture in Oregon. The building is presently owned by the ...
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(University of Oregon, 1985-06)It has often been noted that the history of ·a place is recorded in the landscape. People create places to accommodate their particular needs and interests, although physical and socioeconomic conditions influence the ...
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(University of Oregon, 1985-12)The Starr house is a vernacular Gothic style farmhouse of Victorian architecture. It is dated ca.1889 and was built for Edwin and Anna Starr. It sits on a part of the first donation land claim in Benton County established ...
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(University of Oregon, 1987)The Cozine House is a Queen Anne style house built in 1892 by Samuel and Mahala Cozine, an Oregon pioneer family. The house is located at the western edge of the historic commercial core on Third Street in McMinnville, ...
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(University of Oregon, 1987-06)The Moyer house, located at 204 Main Street in Brownsville, Oregon survives as an excellent example of Italianate architecture in Oregon, displaying interior finish work rare in the state. The building is ranked as a ...
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(University of Oregon, 1988-12)Villard Hall, located on the University of Oregon campus in Eugene, survives as a distinguished example of Second Empire architecture in Oregon. The building was designated as a National Historic Landmark in 1977, despite ...
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(University of Oregon, 1990-06)Early Western architecture generally refers to buildings shaped by Western influences built during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, when Korea opened its doors to the West and confronted Western culture ...
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(University of Oregon, 1990-08)In many restoration and rehabilitation projects today, there may be a lack of understanding of the central role historic lighting systems played in aiding architectural expression and spatially unifying interiors through ...
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(The University of Oregon, 1991-06)This thesis is the study of the North Oregon coastal community of Neahkahnie, its history and the events leading up to its development, the subsequent summer artist colony, and the early architecture as designed by members ...
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(University of Oregon, 1991-12)The First Christian Advent Church is a late Carpenters Gothic building constructed in John Day, Oregon in 1900. The building was designed and possibly built by Samuel Bayliss Hope, about whom little is known. The church ...
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(1993-08)Large scale corporate mining operations had a broad impact on the sparsely settled areas of western North America in the early twentieth century. The Fairbanks Exploration Company's gold dredging operations were probably ...
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(University of Oregon, 1994)This research is intended to establish the foundation for further research in Historic Preservation. My interest in Historic Preservation has begun to include the notion that the respect for and preservation of artifacts ...
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(University of Oregon, 1994-06)For nearly a century Oregon museums and private collectors have preserved and exhibited historic Oregon furniture. The documentation of Oregon's historic furniture industry, however, has not kept pace with ongoing ...
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(University of Oregon, 1995-03)Traditionally, small towns have been at a disadvantage in funding historic preservation efforts as most federal and state funding programs tend to focus on projects in urban areas. Because small towns are an important ...
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HISTORIC CALIFORNIA RAILROAD STATIONS: EVALUATION AND TREATMENT GUIDELINES FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION (University of Oregon, 1996-06)Historic Railroad Stations of California today exist in many diverse situations: from those which have become revitalized and integral parts of the community to those which have been ignored and left to ruin. These ...
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