John H. Gallagher, Sr., Collection, 1951-1973
Gallagher, John H., Sr., 1875-1961

.40 cubic feet


Scope and Content Note

This collection consists of photographs of Camp Adair; engineering reports (with photographs) about Camp Adair, Camp White (Medford, Oregon), the Corvallis Airport, and McNary Field (Salem, Oregon); and property appraisals of two Corvallis Sand and Gravel Company sites.

New Accession, 2001


Biographical Note

John Hubert Gallagher, Sr., was born 8 August 1875 in Carlton (Yamhill County), Oregon. He entered Oregon Agricultural College in 1895, but interrupted his education in May 1898 to enlist with the 2nd Oregon U.S. Volunteers and fight in the Philippines during the Spanish American War. Gallagher re-entered OAC in the Fall of 1899 and graduated in engineering in 1900.

Gallagher was the first secretary of the Alumni Association; served on the Board of Directors for many years; and was founder and executive secretary of the Golden Jubilee Association. He was active in the business and civic life of Corvallis; organized and managed the Corvallis Sand and Gravel Company; and was a consulting engineer for many Portland buildings and the Bonneville Dam. Gallagher died 16 May 1961 in Corvallis.


Shelf Locations

SR 5/7/4/41
7/2/3/c


Inventory


(oversize box 7/2/3/c)
I.   Photographs of Camp Adair, 1956

II.  Reports, 1951-1956:
          Camp Adair - Utilization for New Animal Disease
            Laboratory, 1956

(SR 5/7/4/41)
               clippings and correspondence
          Camp Adair - Reactivation by Veterans Administration,
            1951

(oversize box 7/2/3/c)
          Camp Adair - Facilities for Reactivation, 1951
          Camp White (Medford, Oregon) - Facilities for
            Reactivation, 1951
          Corvallis Airport, 1951
          McNary Field (Salem, Oregon), 1951

(SR 5/7/4/41)
III. Property Appraisals, ca. 1973


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