Many thanks to Priscilla Lang for our recent acquisition of several photographs by Bertrand “Dot” Dotson on a Road Trip through the Pacific Northwest along Highway 101. The catalog numbers indicate that all photos were taken on a single journey by the photographer in the 1940s along Highway 101. Dotson is the founder of āDot Dotson’sā, the oldest film and camera store in Eugene, Oregon. We thank Dot Dotson’s Studio for granting permission to re-publish these photographs of our area here:
Humbug State Park, Hiway 101 in Oregon, 1940s. (25-32, Dotson Photo, Eugene)Boat Dock at Port Orford Ore, 1940s. (25-A1, Dotson Photo, Eugene)Myrtle Trees, Hiway 101, Oregon, c1940s. (25-A9, Dotson Photo, Eugene)Hiway 101, Oregon Coast, c1940s. (25-A, Dotson Photo, Eugene)Battle Rock – Port Orford, Oregon Coast Hiway 101, c1940s. (25-A4, Dotson Photo, Eugene)Scene at Port Orford Oregon, Hiway 101, c1940s. (25-A2, Dotson Photo, Eugene)North Approach to Coos Bay Bridge, Hiway 101, Oregon, c1940s. (25-72, Dotson Photo, Eugene)Scene at Port Orford Ore., Hiway 101, c1940s. (25-A2, Dotson Photo, Eugene)Scene at Port Orford Oregon, c1940s. (25-A5, Dotson Photo, Eugene)Humbug State Park, Hiway 101 Oregon, c1940s. (25-33, Dotson Photo, Eugene)
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