Mar 12
High Prairie Loop, Oakridge, Oregon.
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High Prairie Loop, Oakridge, Oregon.
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Land assembly houses gone but stairs from the street still remain. A friend of mine used to live at this address.
Oakridge Survivors by Paula Puddephatt Via Flickr: Some of those trees that survived the recent "tree massacre", here in Oakridge, Basingstoke - March 2007
Oakridge Abbey Mausoleum
I took a long journey via public transit to visit Oakridge Cemetery in Hillside, IL, to see the stained glass windows designed by Edgar Miller in the Oakridge Abbey Mausoleum.
The Abbey Mausoleum contains the single largest collection of Miller's stained glass windows.
Sometime in the late 1920s, Edgar Miller was hired to create a large assortment of stained glass windows for the monumental crypt, which was touted as one of the most elegant and beautifully designed mausoleums in the area. Indeed, it is quite a magnificent structure. Responsible for its construction was Anders E. Anderson. Already a real estate developer, he decided to develop cemeteries believing that a mausoleum would prove to be a lucrative venture, all while providing a serene resting place for peopleβs loved ones. He became president of the Oak Ridge Cemetery and then, in 1917β the year Edgar arrived in Chicagoβ Anderson proceeded to take out a loan for the mausoleum project from Chicago Title and Trust for $300,000 (the equivalent of over $7,000,000 today). edgarmiller.org
The mausoleum's architect was Joseph J. Nadherny, profiled in an excellent blog post by Under Every Tombstone.
Joseph Jerome Nadherny, architect
These are my photos of the mausoleum interior:
The chapel, with stained glass skylight designed by Edgar Miller.
Edgar Miller-designed stained glass window behind the altar.
Bronze gate
Hall, with view toward Miller-designed window
Detail of doors above
Skylight of the chapel
LINKS:
Edgar Miller Windows in Oakridge Abbey Condition Survey
Edgarmiller.org
Under Every Tombstone - Joseph J. Nadherny
Yet despite the enthusiasm from these experts, the Oakridge experiment remains one of the most morally shocking examples of LSD therapy. In 2001, the inmates involved in this program sued Barker, Maier, and the Canadian government for inhumane treatment. In 2021 they won their case. Source
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Heading out for a day of fishing in the Hills Creek Resevoir.
Willamette National Forest, Oregon
1942
(via Bell System: 1942 | Shorpy)
July 1942. "Oakridge, Oregon. Population 520. Town telephone switchboard." Medium format acetate negative by Russell Lee for the Farm Security Administration. View full size.
Kids' Playground in Oakridge by Paula Puddephatt Via Flickr: Oakridge, Basingstoke