Third Biennial Report of the Oregon State Highway Commission

R. A. Booth

A Bible teacher and writer with a gift for making theology feel clear and approachable, she explores Scripture with warmth, curiosity, and a deep sense of trust in God. Her work invites readers to slow down, ask better questions, and find rest in the bigger story of the Bible.

Herbert Nunn

Best known as Oregon’s state highway engineer in the early automobile era, he helped shape the state’s young road system and left behind detailed public reports from a key moment in its growth. His surviving work offers a practical, ground-level look at how modern highways were planned and built.

W. L. Thompson

Best remembered for beloved gospel songs like “Softly and Tenderly,” this American hymn writer and music publisher helped shape Protestant church music in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.