stamp painting on streetlight box

pathsandwaves.com

#grantspass #streetart #photography #streetphotography #oregon #pnwlife

The Schmidt house (1899)

pathsandwaves.com

#history #historichome #Americana #streetphotography #photography #grantspass #oregon #1800s #pnw

old town

pathsandwaves.com

#historic #downtown #streetphotography #photography #oregon #grantspass #pnw #urban #sign #storefront

frame shop

Pathsandwaves.com

#frameshop #business #downtown #historic #streetphotography #photography #grantspass #oregon #pnw

checkered can

#can #streetphotography #oregon #photography #pnw #grantspass #pnwlife

#GrantsPass #NoKings #NoKings3
youtu.be/ikBqRJNEqrY

#CallForArt #GrantsPass #OregonART

www.grantspassoregon.gov/FormCenter/C...

If you are in Grants Pass, Oregon, over Spring Break, let's have a party! #OregonPolitics #Midterms2026 #Oregon #GrantsPass

#MissKittyPolitics
#SCOTUS ruling opinion in #GrantsPass v. Johnson is mind boggling. #Martin v. Boise protected against no shelter available. GP decision says that as long as #cruel and #unusual applies to everybody, then it is ok to ignore the #8th #amendment. Wow ffucking WOW!!! Help me.

#MissKittyPolitics #AI #Research to remind her of the name of the case in which the Supreme Court #criminalized #homelessness. The opinion is a piece of garbage. It's a twist of words. Criminal.
#GrantsPass v. #Johnson
#SCOTUS has utterly failed the people in their kowtow. Smh. It's ugly.

I also hate that our economy is based on looking away

#GrantsPass #DredScott #Korematsu

Heads up, Grants Pass. Major wreck at the intersection of 6th Street and M Street blocking off one of the two major crossings of the Rogue River. Take the Grants Pass Parkway instead. #grantspass

"An unjust law is a code that a majority inflicts on a minority that is not binding on itself." — Martin Luther King Jr.

#Homeless #HomelessInAmerica #GrantsPass #Oregon

youtu.be/qYzx4ZGQnc8?...

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The image is a black and white photograph depicting an outdoor setting that appears to be from the early 20th century, based on its monochrome quality. In this scene, there's a picnic area with wooden benches surrounding a long table covered in what seems like newspapers or a makeshift tablecloth. On one side of the table, various objects are placed including containers possibly containing food and utensils, as well as baskets that likely held other items for the outing. The ground is grassy with patches visible where soil has been exposed, suggesting frequent use at this site. There's also evidence of wear on a large piece of fabric spread out in front of one bench, perhaps used earlier or forgotten during cleanup after the picnic concluded. In the background stands tall trees and houses that blend into their wooded environment. The word "3-beros" is written across the top right corner, likely indicating either an informal caption or part of a larger message not fully visible within this frame. The overall impression conveyed by the image is one of communal gathering during warmer weather in what seems to be a small-town park setting, evoking memories and simplicity associated with early American rural life. Further context about the photograph suggests it was taken on "California Day" at Grants Pass, Josephine County, Oregon as indicated by an additional caption. Thi [...]

Oregon, Josephine County, Grants Pass. "California Day." A picnic in town park on the Rogue River. Hot summer afternoon toward the end of the picnic

#Oregon #JosephineCounty #CaliforniaDay #theRogueRiver #American #GrantsPass #DorotheaLanges #America […]

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The image displays a black and white photograph of an outdoor setting, showcasing a small wooden hut with visible signs of wear. The structure appears rudimentary, featuring exposed beams and planks that create its walls. On the side facing the camera, there is a window covered by a makeshift curtain or tarp, suggesting minimal insulation against weather conditions. In front of the hut lies an open area strewn with various objects: a wooden crate, two round containers possibly used for storage, a metal chimney pipe extending upwards and away from what seems to be a stove within the building, another cylindrical object that could serve as fuel or perhaps part of heating apparatus. The ground is uneven and partly covered in grass. Behind this makeshift dwelling are dense trees suggesting isolation and rural surroundings. To the right side outside the hut's entrance stands an improvised shelf with jars on it, hinting at domestic use and habitation. No people are visible within the frame, emphasizing solitude or abandonment of space. The overall impression is one of hardship and resourcefulness. The photograph carries a documentary feel likely attributed to its historical context as suggested by references such as "General caption number 45" which indicates it might be part of an archival collection documenting living conditions during certain periods in history. Notably, [...]

Oregon, Josephine County, near Grants Pass. A row of shelters like this for hop pickers' families. General caption number 45

#Oregon #JosephineCounty #GrantsPass #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017773106/

The image depicts a rural setting with several individuals, likely family members, gathered outside of a makeshift wooden structure. The building appears to be an ad-hoc shelter or temporary dwelling made from planks and beams, supported by stilts for elevation. It is situated in a yard surrounded by trees, suggesting a remote location away from urban areas. In the foreground, there are multiple individuals seated on various objects such as logs, steps, and blocks of wood scattered around. They seem to be engaged in casual interactions or resting activities. One person appears to be holding an infant, while others sit nearby with relaxed postures. There is a small dog present near one individual. The ground shows signs of rural life, including patches of grass, dirt paths, and some debris such as wood pieces and leaves. The overall atmosphere conveys simplicity and perhaps hardship associated with living in a modest dwelling without modern amenities like running water.

Oregon, Josephine County, near Grants Pass. One room per family in rough wooden barracks on grower's property. No running water in camp. Hop ranch

#Oregon #JosephineCounty #GrantsPass #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017773103/

Another project #PhotoToPainting #GrantsPass #PNW #Oregon this was from a vacation in 2009 #GrantsPassBrewery looks like this location is out of business at the time. The building has a long history with alcohol, including Prohibition. #Pastel

The image depicts a rural scene with an old house as the focal point. The architecture suggests it might be from late 19th or early 20th century, featuring elements like wooden siding and a front porch supported by columns. Surrounding the home is a fenced yard that appears somewhat unkempt, with overgrown grass indicative of disuse. In the background stands an array of leafy trees providing ample shade to what seems to be temporary housing structures; these are likely shacks or tents commonly associated with agricultural labor camps during harvest seasons. The setting implies this location could serve as a dwelling for farm workers, given their proximity and style which suggests a transitory occupancy. The date stamp on the photo indicates it was taken in August 2006. This particular house is known to be linked to hop growing activities near Grants Pass in Oregon's Josephine County, hinting at its association with agricultural labor camps that provided housing for workers during busy seasons. The overall condition of both the home and environment reflects a sense of abandonment or neglect, possibly suggesting it was not maintained after being vacated.

Hop grower's home on Rogue River, with the tent camp he provides for his pickers beyond. Oregon, Josephine County, near Grants Pass. See general caption number 45-11

#RogueRiver #Oregon #JosephineCounty #GrantsPass #undefined #photography […]

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The image is a black and white photograph depicting an outdoor scene with tall pine trees dominating the background. In front of these trees, there are several small wooden cabins or sheds situated on what appears to be undeveloped land with sparse grass coverage. A pile of discarded bricks or stones lies near one of the cabins, indicating possible construction work or abandonment. Behind the structures and along a dirt path, old cars can be seen parked, suggesting this might be an area for storage or perhaps once used as living quarters in a rural setting. The overall atmosphere is rustic, with a sense of quietness typical of remote areas away from urban settings. The absence of water sources nearby suggests that it could be located within arid conditions where rainfall and runoff are sparse enough to not support extensive vegetation growth around the structures.

Owner provided cabins and wood but no nearby water on this ranch (hop ranch). Oregon, Josephine County, near Grants Pass. See general caption number 45-111

#Oregon #JosephineCounty #GrantsPass #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017773084/

The image is a black and white photograph showing several men standing outside of an old wooden structure, possibly a barn or shed. The building has vertical plank siding with visible weathering and a door that appears to be made from a single large board or slab. A small window on the side displays some text which seems to resemble newspaper clippings. In front of this building, there are eight men gathered in groups engaged in conversation. Some wear hats indicative of outdoor work attire like farmers or laborers. They appear casually dressed with shirts, trousers, and boots typical for manual labor during a past era. One man is standing inside the structure looking out through what looks to be an opening above the door level, possibly waiting his turn at some kind of service window within that building. A small bucket sits on the ground in front of this individual. A single woman with dark hair and wearing a hat stands alone by herself near another wooden fence or barrier adjacent to the main structure. She seems engaged in looking through something like papers attached to the fence, suggesting she might be sorting documents related to work at hand. The scene gives off an atmosphere reminiscent of rural farm life where laborers receive their pay on-site and daily schedules are managed informally outside during breaks. The environment is rustic with visible wear whi [...]

Part of line up at paymaster's window at noon. Hop pickers are paid off daily. Oregon, Josephine County, near Grants Pass. See general caption number 45-1

#Oregon #JosephineCounty #GrantsPass #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017773082/

The image depicts a campsite with two large tents, which appear to be set up for temporary living or possibly as accommodation during an outdoor event. The area is surrounded by trees providing shade and privacy. In front of one tent, there's camping gear such as a folding chair, table, and what appears to be a portable stove on the ground. To the side, various personal items are scattered around, including bags and buckets, suggesting that individuals live or spend extended periods in this location. The scene is captured in black-and-white photography, which gives it an aged appearance, hinting at its historical context. The image's title indicates it was taken by Dorothea Lange for the Farm Security Administration (FSA), a New Deal agency created to conduct programs related to rural relief and agricultural reform during the Great Depression. The location is specified as Oregon, Josephine County, near Grants Pass, suggesting this campsite might be associated with migrant workers or seasonal laborers in that region. The photograph's caption number indicates it may belong to a larger series documenting various aspects of life under the New Deal programs. In summary, the image captures an outdoor living space used by individuals possibly involved in agricultural work or traveling through Oregon during the early 20th century, showcasing the transient nature of their lifes [...]

The grower provided clean tents and a shady site for pickers on this ranch. Oregon, Josephine County, near Grants Pass. See general caption number 45-111

#Oregon #JosephineCounty #GrantsPass #DorotheaLange #theGreatDepression #undefined #photography […]

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This black and white photograph captures an agricultural scene featuring a series of wooden structures, likely related to hop production. At the forefront is a tall structure with multiple conical-shaped tops that resemble chimneys or vents commonly seen in farming operations like hop kilns used for drying hops after harvest. The central building has a steeply pitched roof typical of rural farmhouses designed to shed rain and snow efficiently. Adjacent structures include smaller sheds, some stacked with wood, indicating storage facilities possibly for tools, equipment, or raw materials necessary for the processing of hops. A pile of chopped wood is neatly arranged in front of these buildings, suggesting preparation for a heating process such as kilning. The field surrounding this setup appears dry and uncultivated. The presence of fencing implies delineation of property boundaries within what seems to be an open rural landscape. No people are visible in the scene; however, their absence might suggest that work is being done elsewhere or simply not captured by the photographer's lens at this moment. The overall setting conveys a sense of rustic simplicity and functionalism associated with agricultural operations during harvest time. Additional context from caption number 45 indicates Oregon as the location within Josephine County near Grants Pass, hinting at the region [...]

Hop kiln ready for firing during hop season. Oregon, Josephine County, near Grants Pass. See general caption number 45

#Oregon #JosephineCounty #GrantsPass #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017773080/

The image depicts a black and white scene of three individuals, presumably in an outdoor setting. In the center stands a person wearing jeans and a sleeveless top, with their hands resting on a counter or shelf containing various items such as bread loaves labeled "BREAD 1 OZ. HUT LOAF," hamburgers priced at "$0.50," and other food products. To the right of this central figure are two children; one is reaching up towards an item, while the other child appears to be in motion or playfully moving away from their stance. The ground beneath them shows scattered debris, possibly small pieces of litter or discarded items. The backdrop includes a wooden structure with additional signage and what seems like a window or opening for service. Various objects can also be seen through this opening, potentially indicating an adjacent room or area within the establishment.

Hop picker with her children goes from paymaster's window to company-owned store adjoining. She had earned forty two cents that morning, spent it for one pound bologna sausage, one package "Sensation" cigarettes, one "mother's cake." Oregon, Josephine […]

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The image is a black and white photograph featuring an older man with glasses, wearing a dark hat, shirt, and badge. He stands in front of what appears to be a wooden structure or booth labeled "You're Invited." The sign also mentions "Peggy Ball" along with other details that are not fully legible due to the angle and focus. The backdrop includes a partially visible window frame on which some writing is present, possibly graffiti. To his right side, there appears to be stacked bundles of what could be newspapers or documents. There's a handwritten mark in white chalk-like text at the bottom corner saying "YOR82-E," suggesting this might be an archival photograph with cataloging notes. The overall setting seems rural and historical, indicative of past times possibly linked to agricultural labor management during hop picking seasons as referenced by the provided caption mentioning Josephine County near Grants Pass.

Oregon. Josephine County, near Grants Pass. Deputy sheriff, stationed at paymaster's window on large Williamette hop ranch. Owner employs between 500 and 600 hop pickers for three weeks each year. He says, "We have (meaning deputy) to kinda keep them […]

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The image is a black and white photograph of an old, rural structure with the label "Fort Harmony Hop Shed" visible on its side. The building appears to be made of wood and features several rectangular windows and doors. It's situated in what looks like a grassy field or pasture with sparse vegetation around it. In front of the hop shed is a collection of vehicles including at least one pickup truck, indicating possible human activity or transport related to this location. In the background are other buildings that seem industrial; they have multiple chimneys and appear dark-colored, possibly made from metal or another material suitable for smokestacks. These could be kilns used in drying hops, which is a common practice in hop production as part of beer brewing processes. The date "3-18205" indicates when this photo might have been taken if it were a contemporary image; however, the style and wear on the building suggest an older vintage photograph. The context provided by Josephine County, Grants Pass hints at its geographical origin in Oregon, USA.

Oregon. Josephine County, near Grants Pass. Hop shed, kilns beyond. See general caption number 45-1

#Oregon #JosephineCounty #GrantsPass #FortHarmonyHopShed #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017773076/

A black and white photograph of a sign on a tree with the words "Fort Vannoy Hop Yards." Below, it says "Hop Pickers Wanted" in bold letters. Under that is another line saying "Starts Aug 18". At the bottom of the image there's additional text which reads: Good Camp Grounds on Rogue River Fort Van Noy Hop Yards Grants Pass But they don't say what they pay." It shows a wooded area with fern plants and trees in the background.

Oregon. Josephine County, near Grants Pass. On road off main highway, leading to Roque River. Hop farms picker: "But they don't say what they pay." General caption number 45-111

#Oregon #JosephineCounty #GrantsPass #RoqueRiver #HopPickersWanted […]

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The image shows a black and white photograph of a street sign attached to the trunk of a tree. The sign reads "LATHROP'S HOP & BERRY FIELDS - 2-MILES," followed by an arrow pointing right with additional text stating, "Longest Picking Job in Valley." Below this information is another line that says "Josephine County" and further down it mentions the road leading to Roque River. The sign indicates a distance of two miles towards Lathrop's Hop & Berry Fields. The photograph appears vintage, suggesting historical significance or an attempt at preserving a moment from history. In Oregon context, this could be indicative of rural activities during times when hop picking was prevalent in Josephine County near Grants Pass area. This setting points to the agricultural landscape and laborious jobs associated with it. The sign's mention of "Longest Picking Job" hints towards an era where such manual farming tasks were more common or held greater economic value than they do today. This image, identified as 6495b7b3ba25398d90c4f08f.jpg and found at the provided URL link, encapsulates a snapshot of rural life's simplicity and labor-intensive agricultural practices.

Oregon. Josephine County, near Grants Pass. On road off main highway, leading to Roque River. Hop farms picker: "But they don't say what they pay."

#Oregon #JosephineCounty #GrantsPass #RoqueRiver #LongestPickingJob #Valley #twomiles #undefined […]

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The black and white photograph depicts an outdoor rural scene with a woman in the foreground, possibly engaged in domestic tasks. She is standing beside what seems to be makeshift dwellings or shacks surrounded by trees that create dense foliage above her head level. The ground appears barren with patches of grass, indicating a dry environment. In the background, there are more structures similar to those around the woman and an older-style automobile parked on the right side, suggesting this photo was taken in a past era. The overall atmosphere conveys simplicity or possibly hardship associated with rural life at that time period. There is also text at the top of the image stating "5-8/1906," which likely refers to a date when the photograph might have been captured or published, and additional reference information below it appears somewhat obscured. The visual context suggests this could be part of an archive documenting rural living conditions during that time in Oregon's Josephine County near Grants Pass. The general caption provided seems to hint at these structures being temporary dwellings for a group known as "grower’s crew," which implies they might belong to agricultural laborers or workers. However, without more context within the image itself, this remains an educated guess based on common historical practices and visual cues in rural settings from that er [...]

Oregon, Josephine County, near Grants Pass. Fourteen such shacks on grower's land for his crew. General caption number 45

#Oregon #JosephineCounty #GrantsPass #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017773142/

The image displays an old black and white photograph depicting a rural setting. In the center, there is a makeshift wooden structure with visible windows and doors that appears to be serving as living quarters or storage space. Around it are scattered various objects such as pots, mugs on stands, pieces of wood, and what seems like debris on the ground indicating an unkempt environment. To the right side of this central shelter, there is a smaller wooden structure with its front facing outward; someone appears to be seated inside at a makeshift table. This person could possibly be engaged in some activity such as eating or working over something placed on the tabletop. Surrounding these structures are trees and shrubs that give an impression of being situated within a forested area, indicating perhaps this setting is located off-the-beaten-path or not well-maintained. The overall atmosphere suggests hardship, temporary living conditions, possibly during early to mid-20th century judging by the style of shelters. The photograph's clarity and monochrome tones give it an aged appearance with soft focus on distant objects, hinting at either a long shutter speed used while capturing this photo or possible degradation over time.

Oregon. Josephine County, near Grants Pass. One of a row of shelters. Living quarters for hop pickers' families

#Oregon #JosephineCounty #GrantsPass #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017773139/