threefingeredjack

3 photos tagged threefingeredjack, from 1 member of Flickr Commons.

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2009

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Pixel Wrangler said:
Samuel T. "Sam" Frear [photographer] (1931-2008) graduated with a bachelor's degree in journalism and with a master's degree in history both from the University of Oregon. He worked as a reporter for the Honolulu Advertiser and for The Eugene Register-Guard. He worked as a public information officer for Willamette National Forest [U.S. Forest Service] from 1966 to 1983. [1]
carolyn_in_oregon said:
such a beautiful image!
productive side said:
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Pixel Wrangler said:
"Myron Symons [photographer] was an Oregon photographer in the early 1900s. Symons, originally from New York, moved to Seattle at the age of fifteen. After a three-year apprenticeship to a jeweler, he worked in a Dawson, British Columbia, jewelry store for almost two years; while living in Dawson, he gained experience in scenic photography by photographing the Yukon. Symons returned to Seattle where he was married and opened his own jewelry store but moved to Bend, Oregon, in 1915. "In Bend he established the first jewelry store in the O'Kane Hotel building and became known as a local photographer. Symons photographed sawmills, local businesses, the Cascade Mountains, and other areas of interest in central Oregon. In 1920, his brother Archie became a partner in the jewelry store. Myron's photographs were sold in booklets by the Symons Brothers jewelry store." – University of Washington Libraries
GArY said:
Pixel Wrangler This tool was made by Archie Symons to screw the eyes in the back of picture frames in his shop in Bend, Oregon. My dad bought the contents of the shop, and this is one of the tools that came to us from it. It is nice knowing more of the story. Thanks for your information.
Pixel Wrangler said:
GArY What a great find! – and it’s great that you were able to piece together the story. Thanks for taking the time to photograph it and post it!