Elizabeth Lord

Salem’s Civic Center Art Collection

Heritage Center2022-08-25T16:42:12-07:00June 29th, 2020|Categories: Salem History Hub|Tags: Aimee Gorham, American Association of University Women, Andrew McD Vincent, Barbara Roberts, Bonesteele, Carl F. Gerlinger, Carl Hall, Charles A. Sprague, Charles Kelly, Clarence Miller, Coburn Grabenhorst, Constance Fowler, Crescent Probe, Delbert Hodges, Don Burkland, Dr. Floyd Utter, Edith Schryver, Elizabeth Lord, Florence Marsh, Frank Hrubetz, Garfield School, Gary Lawrence, Hank Kowert, Hans Kissling, Harry Widman, Howard Belton, Ida Miller, James Hansen, Jon Jay Cruson, Joseph I. Moreland, Judith Paxon Fawkes, Kegan Engen, Kenneth O'Connel, Kristy St. Clair, Lipman Wolfe and Company, Lorenzo Cabaness, Louis Bunce, Madeline Leipe, Margaret Hogg, Mark Hopkins, Meier & Frank Company, Michael Dailey, Nete King, Nils Lou, Oregon Correctional Institute, Paul Buckner, Phil St. Clair, Public Art, Ray Grimm, Richard Robertson, Robert Hamill, Robert Hess, Roy Setzoil, Ruth Culbertson, Salem Art Association, Salem Civic Center, Salem Public Library, Steve Ominiski, Sweden, Tom Cappuccio, Tom Guyot, Tom Hardy, Wells Baum, Weltzin Blix, William Roy, William Stacey|