This is an old privately made Real Photo Postcard of a crew of three taking a break from hiking or climbing on Mount Hood.
Climbing Mount Hood Back in 1906
Oliver C. Yocum:
I love Mount Hood, history and photography, and when I can bring all three together in one place I’m happy. Loyal readers of my column may remember the article that I wrote about Jennie Welch and her photography and its importance to the history of Welches and the Mount Hood area. (August 2018 M.T.) Before Jennie Welch took her first photo another Mount Hood icon was bringing cutting edge photography technology that would eventually allow consumers, such as Jennie, an easier method to create their own photos to the Pacific Northwest.
A Harley on the Columbia River Highway
Photos of a Harley on the Columbia River Highway Here’s a series of photos from 1927, ten years after the opening of the Historic Highway, showing a young man and his Harley Davidson motorcycle. It must have been in the Winter as there seems to be snow and rock fall in the photos. One of … Continue reading A Harley on the Columbia River Highway
On The Summit of Mt. Hood in 1915
A climber standing on the top of Mount Hood with the old Summit House fire lookout station built by the legendary mountain man Lige Coalman circa 1915.
Horseback Riding on The Historic Columbia River Highway
It was 1915 and a lot was going on just east of Troutdale Oregon in the beautiful Columbia River Gorge. Planning was taking place for the construction of the now Historic Columbia River Highway.