Changing Currents: José Brown and Postmodern Dance in the U.S.

Items

• Roderick Macleay Portrait
  From his 1912 bachelor profile in the Portland Spectator: "Roderick L. Macleay: Handsome, to the danger point; one of the champion golf players of Portland; socially, at once a deer and a lion; of Scotch descent, but modestly refrains from mentioning it, fearing people will think him boastful; fine singer, of the Caruso type; prominent in club life. Lady with a firm hand but generous impulses could find much happiness here."
• Donald Macleay Portrait
• George F. Bottler and George M. Bottler Portrait
• George F. Bottler Mausoleum
• Macleay Mausoleum, South View
• Macleay Mausoleum, Northeast View
• Macleay Mausoleum, Northwest View
• Mathilde Lucie Moran Gravestone
  "Mathilde Lucie Moran, born D'Orleans, France, June 27, 1846, died June 17, 1904. Our beloved Mother, she always made home happy. Asleep."
• Margery Deuchar Gravestone
  Located just south of the Deuchar mausoleum.
• William Francis Deuchar Gravestone
  Inlaid vertically on the east side of the Deuchar mausoleum.
• Marian Laverne O'Connor Gravestone
  Inlaid vertically on the east side of the Deuchar mausoleum.
• Mayme Eugenia Deuchar Gravestone
  Inlaid vertically on the east side of the Deuchar mausoleum.
• William Robert Deuchar Gravestone
  Inlaid vertically on the east side of the Deuchar mausoleum.
• Willard Eugene Deuchar and Anne Mabel Deuchar Gravestone
  Inlaid vertically on the east side of the Deuchar mausoleum. Below names and dates the stone reads 'Married 67 years'.
• Marion Ellwood Stewart Gravestone
  Inlaid vertically on the east side of the Deuchar mausoleum.
• Deuchar Mausoleum, East View
• Deuchar Mausoleum, Close-up of Moran Alcove
• Deuchar Mausoleum, West View
• Mathilde J. Deuchar Gravestone
  "We meet at last. Mathilde J. Deuchar, born in Edmonton, England, Jan. 21, 1872, died Jan. 5, 1906"
• William Deuchar Gravestone
  William Deuchar, drowned May 8th 1875 off the coast of Brest, France aged 30
• Gina Wallace
  Gina Wallace- August 30, 1966 to March 3, 2012 . Inscription reads: "Precious Daughter & Sister / A Sunbeam to Warm You, A Moonbeam to Charm You" A hummingbird and flowers appears to top left of the stone, and a butterfly and flowers appear at the top right of the stone.
• Clarence Guy Day Headstone
  At west side of Mausoleum 1
• Macleay Mausoleum, East View
• Macleay Mausoleum, West View
  Large gated mausoleum in a Gothic style