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Sjulstad Collection of Guy Scott photographs, approximately 1917-1920
Overview of the Collection
- Photographer
- Scott, Guy M., 1887-1955
- Title
- Sjulstad Collection of Guy Scott photographs
- Dates
- approximately
1917-1920 (inclusive)19171920
- Quantity
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50 photographic prints (1 box)
361 negatives (12 boxes) : glass - Collection Number
- PH0513
- Summary
- Photographs of miscellaneous Seattle scenes, including the Seattle waterfront, street scenes, ships, Marine Corps recruiting activities, UW football games, and a parade probably connected to World War I, circa 1919
- Repository
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University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections
Special Collections
University of Washington Libraries
Box 352900
Seattle, WA
98195-2900
Telephone: 2065431929
Fax: 2065431931
speccoll@uw.edu - Access Restrictions
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Selections from the collection can be viewed on the Libraries' Digital Collections website. Access to the originals is restricted. Contact Special Collections for further information.
- Languages
- English
Biographical NoteReturn to Top
Guy Mannering Scott (1887-1955) was a commercial photographer based in Seattle who took many photographs of Seattle street life, transportation and events. He married Fern E. McDaniel who was possibly a relative of Ira J. Webster of Webster and Stevens Photographers.
Historical BackgroundReturn to Top
Kenneth Sigurd Sjulstad was born in Rice County Minnesota in June 11, 1921. He joined the National Guard in 1941 and married Leona Leadon in January 29, 1944. They established their home in Seattle, Washington where he worked as a carrier. In 1956 Sjulstad discovered eight boxes of glass plate negatives in the basement of his home that previously may have been owned by the photographer Guy M. Scott. The glass plate negatives were donated to the University of Washington in October of 1956. Sjulstad died on July 9, 1998.
Content DescriptionReturn to Top
Photographs probably made near or at the end of World War I, in Seattle by photographer Guy M. Scott. Includes images of steamships and sailing vessels in Seattle harbor, unidentified shipbuilding facilities, Marine Corps recruiting activities, University of Washington football games, automobile test drives, street scenes and storefronts, streetcars, boating and crew races, soldiers and sailors, and parades through downtown Seattle probably connected to World War I. A few of his photographs are marked with the Webster and Stevens Photographers signature and were probably for newspaper distribution.
Use of the CollectionReturn to Top
Alternative Forms Available
View selections from the collection in digital format
Restrictions on Use
Restrictions may exist on reproduction, quotation, or publication. Contact Special Collections, University of Washington Libraries for details.
Administrative InformationReturn to Top
Custodial History
This collection was found by Kenneth S. Sjulstad in 1956 in the basement of his home at 6506 17th Avenue Northeast, Seattle, Washington and was donated to the University of Washington in October of 1956. The collection was examined in June, 1963 and approximately three-fourths of the negatives were discarded due to extensive water damage and breakage.
Acquisition Information
Donor: Kenneth Sjulstad, October 1956.
Processing Note
Processed by Stefanie Terasaki, 2013.
Bibliography
Mystery Photos Show Seattle 40 Years Ago(Seattle: Seattle Daily Times, published as The Seattle Sunday Times, December 2, 1956).
Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top
Airplanes, Automobiles and Streetcars in and around SeattleReturn to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates | |
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Airplanes |
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Box/Folder | item | ||
1/1 | 1-3 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/1 | 4 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/1 | 5 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
Automobiles |
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Box/Folder | item | ||
1/1 | 6 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/1 | 7-10 |
Man driving car uphill with signs for the Milwaukee
Hotel and Cafe in the background The Milwaukee Cafe and Hotel was opened in 1911 by Chinese
Consul Goon Dip at 668 King Street, Seattle.
Sign in background reads: Milwaukee Cafe, American and Chinese
dishes, open 7am to 11am, Merchants lunch 25¢. Milwaukee Hotel, Hot and Cold
Water Steam Heat, Local and long distance telephones in each room, elevator
service.Negatives 8 and 10 were not scanned.
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between 1917 and 1920? |
1/1 | 11 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/1 | 12-13 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/1 | 14 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/1 | 15 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
Streetcars |
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Box/Folder | item | ||
1/2 | 16 | People boarding streetcar |
between 1917 and 1920? |
1/2 | 17 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/2 | 18 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
Wrecked Streetcars and crashes |
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Box/Folder | item | ||
1/2 | 19 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/2 | 20-21 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/2 | 22 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/2 | 23 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/3 | 24-27 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
Webster and Stevens Photographs Guy M. Scott likely worked for Webster and Stevens and took
photographs for them.
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Box/Folder | item | ||
1/3 | 28-31 |
Cars being driven on Seattle streets by D.P Dean and
W.A. Simmonds with notes on hill inclinations D.P. Dean was the Sales Manager at William T. Patten Company
which distributed automobiles in the northwest. These included Hupmobile, White
Motor Company, Chalmers Automobile and the Premier Motor Manufacturing Company.
They were located at 10th and Pine Street in 1913.
|
between 1917 and 1920? |
1/3 | 32-33 |
Queen City Transport Company car with a sign for Cowen
Park and Eastlake Negative 32 is broken.
|
between 1917 and 1920? |
Everett, WashingtonReturn to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates | |
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Box/Folder | item | ||
1/4 | 34 |
Photograph of an architectural drawing of Trinity
Church, Everett, Washington Written on original drawing: E.T. Osborn, Architect, 509
Pantages Bldg. Seattle.
|
between 1917 and 1920? |
Ships and Sailing Vessels in Seattle HarborReturn to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates | |
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Ships and Sailing Vessels |
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Box/Folder | item | ||
1/4 | 35 |
Ship Crisfield Sign on bow reads: 3rd Anniversary of the launching of our
first vessel S.S. Niels Nielsen.
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October 1919 |
1/4 | 36 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/4 | 37 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/4 | 38 |
Steamship Fort Jackson of
Tacoma at dock The Fort Jackson was a 3,500-ton
Ferris type wooden steamer launched March 27, 1919 by the Tacoma Shipbuilding
Co. in Tacoma.
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between 1919 and 1920? |
1/4 | 39 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/4 | 40 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/4 | 41-42 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/4 | 43 | The fishing boat Sunland Negative 43 is broken.
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between 1917 and 1920? |
1/4 | 44-45 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/4 | 46 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/4 | 47 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/5 | 48-49 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/5 | 50-76 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
Views of the Waterfront and Seattle Harbor |
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Box/Folder | item | ||
1/6 | 77-80 |
Albers Bros. Milling Company dock and ship building
facility A small part of the ship Massachusetts is visible.
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between 1917 and 1920? |
1/6 | 81 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/6 | 82-84 |
Crowd of people in front of Seattle Construction and
Dry Dock Compnay The Seattle Construction and Dry Dock Company was active from
1911-1918 when it changed names to the Todd Dry Dock and Construction
Company.
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between 1911 and 1918? |
1/6 | 85 |
Group of people on boat watching fire on unidentified
waterfront A photograph of a photograph possibly not in Seattle.
|
between 1917 and 1920? |
1/6 | 86-87 |
J.F. Duthie shipbuilders at 2917 Whatcom Avenue and
nearby road Sign on building reads: restaurant, lunch, room, cigars,
tobacco.
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between 1917 and 1920? |
1/7 | 88 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/7 | 89-90 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/7 | 91-92 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/7 | 93 |
Men on dock Negative 93 is broken.
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between 1917 and 1920? |
1/7 | 94-97 | between 1917 and 1920? |
Scenes in SeattleReturn to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates | |
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Crew Team and Boat Club |
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Box/Folder | item | ||
1/8 | 98-101 |
Boating and crew races outside Cascade Canoe Club and
Pioneer Motor Boat Club Negative 101 is broken.
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between 1917 and 1920? |
1/8 | 102-104 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
Street Fashion Photography Photographs capturing the fashion and clothing styles of
children, men and women crossing the street and standing in various locations
in downtown Seattle. The negatives are in a smaller format than the others
suggesting they were part of a specific photograph project.
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Box/Folder | item | ||
1/8 | 105-115 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/9 | 116-124 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/9 | 125-126 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/10 | 127-147 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/11 | 148-159 |
Pedestrians outside Harold Week's The Melody Shop at
1408 Second Avenue, Seattle The Melody Shop was opened at 1408 Second Avenue around 1917
and sold sheet music. In 1922 the shop re-opened at 1402 Second Avenue. The
expanded new store advertised talking machines, records, and small musical
instruments. The new store also presented daily public concerts to test and
introduce new songs including some written by Harold Weeks himself, a popular
song writer.
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between 1917 and 1920? |
1/12 | 160-164 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/12 | 165-171 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/13-1/15 | 172-229 |
Women crossing street and walking downtown Negative 214 is broken.
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between 1917 and 1920? |
1/16 | 230 |
Photograph of a photograph of woman posed on
pedestal Original photograph has signature of Avepe at 345 1/2 Wash.
St. Portland, Oregon.
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between 1917 and 1920? |
Gatherings |
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Box/Folder | item | ||
1/16 | 231-233 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/16 | 234-235 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/16 | 236 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/16 | 237 | Novemver 19, 1918 | |
Parades through Downtown Seattle Multiple military parades are depicted and include parades to
encourage war recruiting, bond buying, support of troops and welcome home
parades for World War I. Possible parades include Armistice Day parades and
Seattle Elks Lodge No. 92 supported celebrations.
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View of parade and participants |
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Box/Folder | item | ||
1/17 | 238 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/17 | 239-240 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/17 | 241 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/17 | 242 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/17 | 243 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/17 | 244 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/17 | 245 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/17 | 246 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/17 | 247 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/17 | 248-253 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/18 | 254-255 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/18 | 256 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/18 | 257-258 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/18 | 259 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/18 | 260-262 |
Views of the parade Negative 260 is broken.
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between 1917 and 1920? |
1/18 | 263 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
Marine Corps Recruiting Activities |
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Box/Folder | item | ||
1/19 | 264 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/19 | 265-267 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
Soldiers and Sailors in the parade |
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Box/Folder | item | ||
1/19 | 268 | between 1917 and 1918 | |
1/19 | 269-272 | between 1917 and 1918 | |
1/19 | 273-274 | between 1917 and 1918 | |
Park |
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Box/Folder | item | ||
1/19 | 275-276 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/19 | 277 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
People in Downtown Seattle |
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Box/Folder | item | ||
1/20 | 278 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/20 | 279 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/20 | 280 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/20 | 281 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/20 | 282 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/20 | 283 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/20 | 284 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/20 | 285 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/20 | 286-288 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/20 | 289-290 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/20 | 291 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/20 | 292 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/20 | 293 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/20 | 294 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/21 | 295 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/21 | 296 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/21 | 297 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/21 | 298 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/21 | 299 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/21 | 300 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
Seattle Residences |
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Box/Folder | item | ||
1/21 | 301 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/21 | 302 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/21 | 303 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/21 | 304-306 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/21 | 307 |
View of house and garden Sign in front reads: Real Estate West & Wheeler.
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between 1917 and 1920? |
1/21 | 308 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
Shops and Vendors |
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Box/Folder | item | ||
1/22 | 309 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/22 | 310 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/22 | 311 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/22 | 312-313 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/22 | 314 |
San Francisco Oyster House and Day and Night Safe
Deposit and Storage Co. Was located at 202 Yesler Way.
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between 1917 and 1920? |
1/22 | 315 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/22 | 316 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
Street Scenes |
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Box/Folder | item | ||
1/23 | 317-318 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/23 | 319 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/23 | 320-322 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/23 | 323 |
Lake Union, view from Eastlake looking towards Queen
Anne and Wallingford Photograph of a photograph.Written on original photograph: Lake Union one of Seattle's
greatest assets.
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between 1917 and 1920? |
1/23 | 324-325 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/23 | 326 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/24 | 327 | 1921? | |
1/24 | 328 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/24 | 329 |
Street Scene with streetcar and sign for Sherman Clay
Pianos on Third Avenue At left is Fire Station No. 2 on NE corner of Third and Pine
(later, location of Bon Marche). At right is Frederick & Nelson on NE
corner of Fifth and Pine.
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between 1917 and 1920? |
1/24 | 330 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/24 | 331 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/24 | 332-333 |
Workers on the roof of the Lincoln Hotel On April 7, 1920 the Lincoln Hotel, located at 4th Avenue and
Madison Street caught fire.
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1920? |
University of Washington Athletics |
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Box/Folder | item | ||
1/24 | 334-338 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/24 | 339 | between 1917 and 1920? |
Soldiers and sailorsReturn to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates | |
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Box/Folder | item | ||
1/25 | 340 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/25 | 341 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/25 | 342-347 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/25 | 348 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/25 | 349 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/25 | 350 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/25 | 351-354 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/25 | 355 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/25 | 356 |
Soldier standing in entrance to Olympic Block building,
SE corner of 1st Ave S and Yesler Way, Seattle Advertisement on pillars in background read: For action on sea
and land join the Marines.
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between 1917 and 1920? |
1/25 | 357 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/25 | 358 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/25 | 359-360 | between 1917 and 1920? | |
1/25 | 361 | between 1917 and 1920? |
Names and SubjectsReturn to Top
Subject Terms
- Football--Washington (State)--Seattle--Photographs
- Parades--Washington (State)--Seattle--Photographs
- Ships--Washington (State)--Seattle--Photographs
- Visual Materials Collections (University of Washington)
Personal Names
- Scott, Guy M., 1887-1955--Photographs
Geographical Names
- Seattle (Wash.)--History--Photographs
Other Creators
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Personal Names
- Sjulstad, Kenneth Sigurd (donor)