Mrs. Anita Fuller wearing Emma Orr's traveling dress
Nathaniel Orr's rifle which accompanied him on his westward journey from Virginia. Later given to Bob McNeilly, and held here by Cliff Renauf.
Mirror, skeiner, piano cover, and rifle owned by Nathaniel and Emma Orr; presently in Orr Home
Photo needs to be rescanned (on webmaster's "To Do" list)
Original photo not well focused
Nathaniel Hope Orr and Emma Thompson Orr wedding photo
This portrait was taken while Nathaniel still lived in Virginia. He moved west in 1852/3, stopping on St. Louis to learn wagon making, and in Portland, OR, the learn orcharding.
Nathaniel Orr portrait
Nathaniel Hope Orr and Emma Thompson Orr wedding photo
Nathaniel Orr's sister, Emily
Nathaniel Orr's brother, James
Nathaniel Orr's aunts, Agnie Wilcox and Kare Bixby
Nathaniel Orr's sister, Mary Frances
Sarah Evans Thompson, mother of Emma Thompson Orr
Nathaniel Orr's standing in the doorway of his Wagon Shop
Glen Orr in the Wagon Shop
Nat and Glen Orr in the Wagon Shop
East side of Wagon Shop, by this time showing its age and disrepair
Darrel Smith in WW-I uniform. Wagon Shop in background
Orr home in Virginia. Shows Glen Orr's brother and sister, Nat and Mary Frances Orr
Nathaniel (Nat) George Orr, son of Nathaniel Hope Orr and Emma Thompson Orr
Portrait of Glen Orr
Closer view of Darrel Smith in WW-I uniform, Wagon Shop in background
Gladys Heal, husband, and child. Gladys was a cousin of Glenn Orr and daughter of Julianne Heal, Emma Thompson Orr's sister
Portrait of Glen Orr
Wagon Shop with large maple still standing at front, left corner
Portrait of Emma Thompson approximately one year before she married Nathaniel Orr
Portrait of Emma Thompson approximately Emma Orr standing in her flower garden
Joanna Renauf wearing Emma Thompson Orr's wedding dress. Joanna was Emma's niece.
Joanna Renauf wearing Emma Thompson Orr's wedding dress. Joanna was Emma's niece.
Black republican cherry trees, sidewalk in front of house.
Orr home with fencing and boardwalk.
Cherry trees in front of house
The Orr home viewed from intersection of Main and Rainier Streets. A friend of Glen Orr's called the home "The Ormont" during this period.
Front (east) of Orr home.
Interior of Orr home as it was when SHMA took possession of it in 1974. Bedroom.
Front of Orr home just before the Steilacoom Historical Museum Associationi bought it in 1974
Interior of Orr home as it was when SHMA took possession of it in 1974. Front door.
Interior of Orr home as it was when SHMA took possession of it in 1974. Stairs to second floor, just inside front door.
Interior of Orr home as it was when SHMA took possession of it in 1974. The parlor.
Interior of Orr home as it was when SHMA took possession of it in 1974.
Interior of Orr home as it was when SHMA took possession of it in 1974. Rocking chair, wallpaper.
Interior of Orr home as it was when SHMA took possession of it in 1974. Writing desk, wall clock, heater, rocking chair, wallpaper.
Interior of Orr home as it was when SHMA took possession of it in 1974. Bedroom.
Interior of Orr home as it was when SHMA took possession of it in 1974. Stuffed chair, writing desk.
Orr home after first renovation which took place in 1979 - 1980.
Orr home decorated for "Christmas at the Orr Home".
Orr home after first renovation which took place in 1979 - 1980.
Orr home after second restoration which took place in 1996 - 2002.
Orr home after second restoration which took place in 1996 - 2002. Shows fence.
Orr home after second restoration which took place in 1996 - 2002. Shown from Main Street at corner of Wagon Shop.
Painting by Jim Dyer of Wagon Shop interior when it was being used as a boat repair shop in the late 1940s.
Orr home after second restoration which took place in 1996 - 2002.
Building at corner of Main and Rainier Streets used as a garage, fire station, and storage shed.
Building at corner of Main and Rainier Streets after purchase by SHMA. Used for storage.
Building at corner of Main and Rainier Streets after purchase by SHMA. Used for storage.
Wagon Shop after conversion to auto body shop, seen from across Main Street
Wagon Shop after conversion to auto body shop, seen from Main Street. Sign on outer wall says "Quick Starting Shell Gasoline"
Wagon Shop after conversion to auto body shop, seen from Main Street. Close up shot of sign on outer wall says "Quick Starting Shell Gasoline"
Wagon Shop after conversion to auto body shop, seen from across Main Street
Sarah Jane Thompson, Emma Thompson Orr's sister. Sarah Jane lived in Ontario, Canada.
Julia Anne Thompson Heal, Emma Thompson Orr's sister. Julia lived in Victoria, B.C.
Emma Thompson Orr's brother, name unknown. Taught theology at the University of Ontario.
Emma Thompson Orr's mother, Sarah Thompson, with unidentified grandchildren.
Apple storage in the basement of the Orr home.
Maybe Nathaniel Orr's mother.
View of Orr home from northwest corner. Shows orchard.
Unk (but probably early 1900s)
Unk (but probably early 1900s)
Unk (but probably early 1900s)
Fruit tree in Orr orchard.
Fruit tree in Orr orchard, NE corner of Orr Home.
Fruit tree in Orr orchard, NW corner of Orr property.
Fruit tree in Orr orchard, NW corner of Orr propety.
Maple tree at SW corner of Wagon Shop (shop corner at right in photo). Maple tree no longer there. Note absence of house between Wagon Shop and Lafayette Street. Photo taken from Main Street.
Apple tree showing Orr Home in background, auto garage at right. (Note: the apple tree is at the corner of the Wagon Shop, photo taken from Main Street.)
Fruit tree in Orr Orchard.
Pear in Orr Orchard, Balch Street in background.
Imperial Ottoman plum, Orr Orchard
Fruit tree in bloom, SE corner of Orr Home, Orr Orchard
Waxen (aka Belmont) apple tree in bloom, Orr Orchard
Fruit tree, possibly at NE corner of Wagon Shop (tree, obviously distressed when photo was taken, has since been removed).
Lambert cherry tree in bloom, Orr Orchard
Fruit tree in Orr Orchard.
Fruit tree in the Orr Orchard. Looking (generally) west.
Fruit tree in Orr Orchard.
Columbia plum tree in Orr Orchard.
Sweet Summer Paradise apple tree at right, pear trees at left, along northern edge of Orr property. McNeil Island in background. Photo taken from Balch Street.
Sweet Summer Paradise apple tree at right, pear trees at left, along northern edge of Orr property. McNeil Island in background. Photo taken from Balch Street. (Photo nearly identical to Orr065.)
Apple tree ready for harvest, Orr Orchard.
Note: Photos Orr048 through Orr067 were either taken by, or donated to the Steilacoom Historical Museum Association by, or both, Patricia J. Laughlin.
Wagon Shop before remodeling in 1992.
Artist's rendition of Orr Home (ca. 1860) when being used as wagon shop on ground floor. Note horse on turnstyle which turned belt that turned machinery in the wagon shop. After marriage in 1868, Nathaniel Orr built a separate Wagon Shop and moved the horse "power" mechanism to that shop which was built at approximately the location from which this artisit's rendition was viewed.