James Burton Norman Jr. (born 1952) is an American photographer, author, and cultural historian.
James B. Norman
Born
1952 (age69–70)
Nationality
American
Knownfor
Photography
Career
As an architectural photographer, he has documented more than 200 of Oregon's historic architectural and engineering resources for the
Historic American Engineering Record (HAER)[1] and the Historic American Buildings Survey (HABS),[2] and was the Project Photographer for the 1999 HAER Willamette River Bridges
Recordation Project[3] sponsored by the National Park Service, and for the National Historic Landmark nomination for the Oregon Coast Bridges of Conde B. McCullough.
He has authored, photographed, and produced several books on Oregon's architectural and engineering heritage (see List of Works below).
Mr. Norman's documentary photography has been widely published, and is included in the permanent collections of the Oregon Historical Society, the Historic American Buildings Survey (HABS), the Historic American Engineering Record (HAER), the National Park Service, the Smithsonian Institution and the Library of Congress.
Originally from Shreveport, Louisiana, Mr. Norman obtained his Bachelors of Science from Louisiana State University, and currently resides in Salem, Oregon.[citation needed]
List of works
Historic Highway Bridges of Oregon (Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) 1985, Oregon Historical Society (OHS) 1989 (2nd ed). A survey of historic bridges in the state of Oregon,[6][7] co-authored with Dwight A. Smith, and Pieter T. Dykman.
Portland's Architectural Heritage (OHS 1991). A survey of the National Register listed properties in and around Portland, Oregon.[8][9]
Oregon Covered Bridges: A Study for the 1989–90 Oregon Legislature (ODOT 1988). This legislative study was responsible for the creation of the first comprehensive covered bridge preservation program in the nation.[10]
Oregon Main Street: A Rephotographic Survey (OHS 1994).[11][12][13][14]
The Portland Bridge Book,[15] (Urban Adventures Press, 3rd ed, 2006) by Sharon Wood Wortman. The Portland Bridge Book, 3rd ed., received a Silver Award for Regional Best Non-fiction in 2007 from the Independent Publisher Book Awards (IPPY)[16]
Oregon Coast Bridges[17] (North Left Coast Press, 2011) by Ray A. Allen.
References
Norman, James B. "HAER Collection". Coos Bay (McCullough) Bridge. Retrieved February 5, 2013.
Norman, James B. "HABS Collection". Joseph, Oregon, Main Street. Retrieved February 6, 2013.
Oregon Department of Transportation. "HAER Project Team". HAER Willamette River Bridges Project Team. Retrieved February 6, 2013.
Cowan, Ron. "Biennial Shows off Oregon's Artists". Biennial Shows off Oregon's Artists, the Statesman Journal, October 1, 1991.
Seattle Art Museum. "SAM Collections". Self-Portrait. Archived from the original on September 28, 2013. Retrieved February 6, 2013.
Cowan, Ron. "New Book Chronicles Oregon's Bridges". Historic Highway Bridges of Oregon Book Review, the Statesman Journal, September 11, 1986.
Preservation News, NTHP. "Cross Section". Historic Highway Bridges of Oregon Book Review, Preservation News, National Trust for Historic Preservation, November, 1986.
Staehli, Alfred. "Oregon's Architectural Heritage Book Review, Oregon Historical Quarterly". Oregon's Architectural Heritage Book Review, Oregon Historical Quarterly, Summer 1987.
Pintarich, Paul. "Photos Outline Architectural Heritage". Oregon's Architectural Heritage Book Review, the Oregonian, February 4, 1987.
Ochsner, Jeffrey. "Oregon Main Street Book Review by Pacific Northwest Quarterly". Oregon Main Street Book Review, Pacific Northwest Quarterly, Winter 1996/97.
Hays, Dan. "Take a Stroll Through History". Take a Stroll Through History: Statesman Journal Book Review of Oregon Main Street by James B. Norman, December 15, 1994.
Heltzel, Ellen Emry. "The Sunday Oregonian Book Review: Oregon Main Street: A Rephotographic Survey". The Sunday Oregonian Book Review: Oregon Main Street: A Rephotographic Survey, April 30, 1995.
Snell, John. "Exhibit Looks at State Then, Now". Exhibit Looks at State Then, Now – the Oregonian, August 13, 1999.
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