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"Turn Off the Damn Lights" Stickers Mirrored the Seriousness of the Energy Situation in Oregon During the Fall of 1973. This Sticker, in a Portland Business Office, Was Used in Newspaper Ads as Well as on Television, Billboards and Car Bumpers 10/1973
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- Date taken: 1973
- Date uploaded: 2010-01-13
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Motorists Were Stopped by the State Police When They Exceeded the 55 Mile an Hour Limit on Highways Which Had a Previous Limit of 70. The Action Was Done to Conserve Fuel During the Crisis in the Pacific Northeast. This Is on 80 N East of Portland 12/1973
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- 27 favorites
- 21,484 views
- Date taken: 1973
- Date uploaded: 2010-01-13
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After the Oregon Governor Banned Neon and Commercial Lighting Displays, Firms Used Their Unlit Signs to Convey Energy Saving Messages Which Could Be Seen During the Day. This Shot Was Taken in Portland 10/1973
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- 24 favorites
- 21,262 views
- Date taken: 1973
- Date uploaded: 2010-01-13
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Downtown Core Area of Portland, after 7 P.M. on November 2 1973, During the State's Energy Crisis with Few Commercial and Neon Lighting Displays. This Photo Looks Toward the West with the Willamette River in the Foreground 11/1973
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- 17 favorites
- 18,420 views
- Date taken: 1973
- Date uploaded: 2010-01-13
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> Looking Into the Downtown Core Area of Portland, From the West Hills, the 43-Story First National Bank Building Shows Lights on Only a Few Floors at 8 P.M. During the State's Energy Crisis in the Fall of 1973 11/1973
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- 11 favorites
- 17,604 views
- Date taken: 1973
- Date uploaded: 2010-01-13
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Downtown Core Area of Portland, after 7 P.M. on November 2 1973, During the State's Energy Crisis with Few Commercial and Neon Lighting Displays. This Photo Looks Toward the West with the Willamette River in the Foreground 11/1973
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- 13 favorites
- 16,869 views
- Date taken: 1973
- Date uploaded: 2010-01-13
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Not All Business Owners Turned Off Their Advertising Signs During the Energy Crisis in the Pacific Northwest in the Fall and Winter of 1973 But They Were in the Minority. This Picture Was Taken on the Pacific Highway 12/1973
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- 17 favorites
- 16,341 views
- Date taken: 1973
- Date uploaded: 2010-01-13
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Billboard Advising Passing Motorists of the Seriousness of the Energy Shortage in Oregon During the Fall of 1973. Taken on Interstate #5 09/1973
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- 27 favorites
- 16,228 views
- Date taken: 1973
- Date uploaded: 2010-01-13
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Looking Down Southwest Broadway in Portland, During the Energy Crisis Shows Limited Lighting on a Misty Evening 12/1973
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- 15,370 views
- Date taken: 1973
- Date uploaded: 2010-01-13
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Overall View of Downtown Portland, at 8 P.M. In October, 1973 Showing Lack of Commercial Lighting During the Peak of the Energy Crisis. The Ban Was Issued by Executive Order of Oregon's Governor 10/1973
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- 36 favorites
- 14,942 views
- Date taken: 1973
- Date uploaded: 2010-01-13
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The Energy Crisis in the States of Oregon and Washington Resulted in Attempts at Humor by Businesses with Darkened Signs Such as This One in Vancouver, Washington 11/1973
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- 23 favorites
- 14,668 views
- Date taken: 1973
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Lack of Rain Turned Into a Message on an Outdoor Advertising Sign, Asking People to Conserve Their Energy Output During the Fuel Crisis in Late 1973 in the Pacific Northwest 12/1973
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- 15 favorites
- 14,270 views
- Date taken: 1973
- Date uploaded: 2010-01-13
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Looking Into the Downtown Core Area of Portland, From the West Hills, the 43-Story First National Bank Building Shows Lights on Only a Few Floors at 8 P.M. During the State's Energy Crisis in the Fall of 1973 11/1973
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- 14 favorites
- 13,798 views
- Date taken: 1973
- Date uploaded: 2010-01-13
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Kerosene Lamps Such as These in a Business Window, Became Best Sellers During the Energy Crisis in the Pacific Northwest During the Fall and Winter of 1973-1974 12/1973
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- 8 favorites
- 13,585 views
- Date taken: 1973
- Date uploaded: 2010-01-13
- Tags: usnationalarchives, environmentalprotectionagency, documerica, nara:arcid=555440, lamp, lamps, window, kerosne, energy, shortage, crisisenergyshortage
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Not All Businessmen Agreed with the Oregon Governor's Executive Order Curtailing Neon and Commercial Lighting. This Neon Light Company Referred to the Bible Passage Which Reads "Let There Be Light," at Portland 10/1973
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- 12 favorites
- 13,421 views
- Date taken: 1973
- Date uploaded: 2010-01-13
- Tags: usnationalarchives, environmentalprotectionagency, documerica, nara:arcid=555410, sign, complaint, energy, energyshortage, crisis, portland, governor
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Posted Highway Sign Along Interstate #5 Explains Lack of Highway Lighting Is Due to Energy Conservation 11/1973
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- 6 favorites
- 12,308 views
- Date taken: 1973
- Date uploaded: 2010-01-13
- Tags: usnationalarchives, environmentalprotectionagency, documerica, nara:arcid=555421, sign, energy, conservation, energycrisis, shortage, highway
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The Energy Crisis in the States of Oregon and Washington Resulted in Attempts at Humor by Businesses with Darkened Signs Such as This One in Vancouver, Washington 11/1973
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- 6 favorites
- 11,966 views
- Date taken: 1973
- Date uploaded: 2010-01-13
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Sign Posted in a Doorway Entrance to a Restaurant Explaining Shorter Hours Due to the Fall of 1973 Energy Crisis in Oregon. The Business Was Located Along Interstate #5 10/1973
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- 3 favorites
- 11,058 views
- Date taken: 1973
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Gas Station Attendants Peer over Their "Out of Gas" Sign in Portland, on Day before the State's Requested Saturday Closure of Gasoline Stations 11/1973
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- 12 favorites
- 10,807 views
- Date taken: 1973
- Date uploaded: 2010-01-13
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One Family of Four Moved Into the Attic of Their Home to See If They Could Live without "Essentials" and Do Their Part as Energy Conservationists. Note the Wood-Burning Stove and Water Barrel 12/1973
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- 10,747 views
- Date taken: 1973
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Sign in a Downtown Portland Business Window Notes That with Display Lights Reduced More Than 1,600 Watts of Energy Were Being Saved 12/1973
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- 4 favorites
- 10,304 views
- Date taken: 1973
- Date uploaded: 2010-01-13
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Kerosene Lamps Such as These in a Business Window, Became Best Sellers During the Energy Crisis in the Pacific Northwest During the Fall and Winter of 1973-74 12/1973
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- 3 favorites
- 10,281 views
- Date taken: 1973
- Date uploaded: 2010-01-13
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Until the Fuel Crisis It Was Very Unusual to Notice Wood Piled on Front Lawns Such as This Stack. Prices for Precut Wood Skyrocketed Overnight, But It Still Was Purchased 12/1973
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- 9,763 views
- Date taken: 1973
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Out of Gasoline Signs Were Increasingly Evident in Oregon During the Month of October, 1973. Stations Such as This One at Lincoln City Along the Coast Closed Earlier and Stayed Closed Longer, Including Weekends 10/1973
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- 5 favorites
- 9,386 views
- Date taken: 1973
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A Saddled Horse Stands Next to a Radar Sign and Waits for Its Rider During the Energy Crisis 12/1973
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- 9,122 views
- Date taken: 1973
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"Turn Off the Damn Lights" Stickers Mirrored the Seriousness of the Energy Situation in Oregon During the Fall of 1973. This Sticker, in a Portland Business Office, Was Used in Newspaper Ads as Well as on Television, Billboards and Car Bumpers 10/1973

Motorists Were Stopped by the State Police When They Exceeded the 55 Mile an Hour Limit on Highways Which Had a Previous Limit of 70. The Action Was Done to Conserve Fuel During the Crisis in the Pacific Northeast. This Is on 80 N East of Portland 12/1973

After the Oregon Governor Banned Neon and Commercial Lighting Displays, Firms Used Their Unlit Signs to Convey Energy Saving Messages Which Could Be Seen During the Day. This Shot Was Taken in Portland 10/1973

Downtown Core Area of Portland, after 7 P.M. on November 2 1973, During the State's Energy Crisis with Few Commercial and Neon Lighting Displays. This Photo Looks Toward the West with the Willamette River in the Foreground 11/1973

> Looking Into the Downtown Core Area of Portland, From the West Hills, the 43-Story First National Bank Building Shows Lights on Only a Few Floors at 8 P.M. During the State's Energy Crisis in the Fall of 1973 11/1973

Downtown Core Area of Portland, after 7 P.M. on November 2 1973, During the State's Energy Crisis with Few Commercial and Neon Lighting Displays. This Photo Looks Toward the West with the Willamette River in the Foreground 11/1973

Not All Business Owners Turned Off Their Advertising Signs During the Energy Crisis in the Pacific Northwest in the Fall and Winter of 1973 But They Were in the Minority. This Picture Was Taken on the Pacific Highway 12/1973

Billboard Advising Passing Motorists of the Seriousness of the Energy Shortage in Oregon During the Fall of 1973. Taken on Interstate #5 09/1973

Looking Down Southwest Broadway in Portland, During the Energy Crisis Shows Limited Lighting on a Misty Evening 12/1973

Overall View of Downtown Portland, at 8 P.M. In October, 1973 Showing Lack of Commercial Lighting During the Peak of the Energy Crisis. The Ban Was Issued by Executive Order of Oregon's Governor 10/1973

The Energy Crisis in the States of Oregon and Washington Resulted in Attempts at Humor by Businesses with Darkened Signs Such as This One in Vancouver, Washington 11/1973

Lack of Rain Turned Into a Message on an Outdoor Advertising Sign, Asking People to Conserve Their Energy Output During the Fuel Crisis in Late 1973 in the Pacific Northwest 12/1973

Looking Into the Downtown Core Area of Portland, From the West Hills, the 43-Story First National Bank Building Shows Lights on Only a Few Floors at 8 P.M. During the State's Energy Crisis in the Fall of 1973 11/1973

Kerosene Lamps Such as These in a Business Window, Became Best Sellers During the Energy Crisis in the Pacific Northwest During the Fall and Winter of 1973-1974 12/1973

Not All Businessmen Agreed with the Oregon Governor's Executive Order Curtailing Neon and Commercial Lighting. This Neon Light Company Referred to the Bible Passage Which Reads "Let There Be Light," at Portland 10/1973

Posted Highway Sign Along Interstate #5 Explains Lack of Highway Lighting Is Due to Energy Conservation 11/1973

The Energy Crisis in the States of Oregon and Washington Resulted in Attempts at Humor by Businesses with Darkened Signs Such as This One in Vancouver, Washington 11/1973

Sign Posted in a Doorway Entrance to a Restaurant Explaining Shorter Hours Due to the Fall of 1973 Energy Crisis in Oregon. The Business Was Located Along Interstate #5 10/1973

Gas Station Attendants Peer over Their "Out of Gas" Sign in Portland, on Day before the State's Requested Saturday Closure of Gasoline Stations 11/1973

One Family of Four Moved Into the Attic of Their Home to See If They Could Live without "Essentials" and Do Their Part as Energy Conservationists. Note the Wood-Burning Stove and Water Barrel 12/1973

Sign in a Downtown Portland Business Window Notes That with Display Lights Reduced More Than 1,600 Watts of Energy Were Being Saved 12/1973

Kerosene Lamps Such as These in a Business Window, Became Best Sellers During the Energy Crisis in the Pacific Northwest During the Fall and Winter of 1973-74 12/1973

Until the Fuel Crisis It Was Very Unusual to Notice Wood Piled on Front Lawns Such as This Stack. Prices for Precut Wood Skyrocketed Overnight, But It Still Was Purchased 12/1973

Out of Gasoline Signs Were Increasingly Evident in Oregon During the Month of October, 1973. Stations Such as This One at Lincoln City Along the Coast Closed Earlier and Stayed Closed Longer, Including Weekends 10/1973

A Saddled Horse Stands Next to a Radar Sign and Waits for Its Rider During the Energy Crisis 12/1973