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Contact UsFor more information about how to contact the OSU Archives, please visit our Location, Hours, & Staff Information page for more about our location and hours. ExhibitsThe University Archives staff prepares displays and exhibits on historical topics using reproductions of materials from the Archives holdings for sites and events on campus and for travel to other institutions in Oregon. The Archives staff will also assist other departments and offices in preparing historical displays or exhibits using materials from the Archives' collections. Digital CollectionsOregon Multicultural Archives Digital Collection Oregon State University Historic Wildfire Photograph Collection The Best of Archives Collection Braceros in Oregon Photograph Collection Pacific Northwest Stream Survey Collection Rising Flood Waters: 1964 Corvallis On-line ExhibitsOregon State Baseball: 100 Years to a National Championship, 1907-2006 Nine Decades of Beaver Nines: OSU Baseball, 1907-1997 90 Years of Learning: OSU in Central Oregon, 1911-2001 Fighters on the Farm Front: Oregon's Emergency Farm Labor Service, 1943-1947 Gallery of the Presidents of Oregon State University Music, Markets, and Milestones: 75 Years of KOAC Radio Holsteins, Horses and Hogs: The Barns of Oregon State Linus Pauling: A Centenary Exhibit George W. Peavy: Friend of Man, Forester of the West, 1869-1951 The Photographs of John Garman OSU Under Construction, 1894-1971 1997: A Year of Many Anniversaries OSU Archives' Sampler of Historical Images Exhibits in the LibraryAll exhibits are located in the Archives & Maps area on the 3rd floor of the Valley Library. Birds of a Feather: Conservation and Wildlife Photography of William L. Finley and Herman T. Bohlman. These images, from the Archives' collections, compliment a 2002 exhibit from the Oregon Historical Society. For more information, click here. Aerial Views of Corvallis and Oregon State University, 1946-1975. Photomural Collage of Emergency Farm Labor Service Photographs, circa 1947. Student life at OSU, from various collections. Northwest Art Collection in the Valley Library |
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