Martin Rind photograph collection, circa 1830-1969 PDF
Overview of the Collection
- Collector
- Rind, Martin
- Title
- Martin Rind photograph collection
- Dates
- circa 1830-1969 (inclusive)19061969
circa 1910-1940 (bulk)19061930 - Quantity
- 211 photographic prints (1 box and 3 folders) ; various sizes
- Collection Number
- PH0748
- Summary
- Photographs of Jewish philanthropist Martin Rind and extended family, and the family business, the Milwaukee Sausage Company in Seattle
- Repository
- University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections
Special Collections
University of Washington Libraries
Box 352900
Seattle, WA
98195-2900
Telephone: 206-543-1929
Fax: 206-543-1931
speccoll@uw.edu - Access Restrictions
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The collection is open to the public.
- Additional Reference Guides
- Languages
- English
- Sponsor
- Funding for encoding this finding aid was provided through a grant awarded by King County 4 Culture
Biographical NoteReturn to Top
Albert and Theresa Rind arrived in Seattle from Austria and Czechoslavakia in about 1910 with their children including their son, Max Rind who was a teenager. Max Rind started the Pacific Casing Company with his brother-in-law, Hugo Jassny. The business became the Milwaukee Sausage Company which originally produced only kosher sausage. By the 1920s, the Siefert brothers had also joined them as partners in the business. Martin Rind was born in Seattle to Max and Bertha Levinson Rind. He grew up on Queen Anne Hill and graduated from the University of Washington in 1941 before spending four years in the Army. Following World War II, he went to work for his father in the family business. Martin expanded the business to add meat importing. Martin married Bernice Mossafer in 1949. Their families had known each other through their businessess at Pike Place Market. She was a Seattle native whose parents emigrated from the Isle of Rhodes. Bernice was a staunch supporter of the arts in Seattle and Jewish education. Martin was also a leading Jewish philanthropist and played a major role in the development of the Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle and the Seattle Jewish Community Center.
Content DescriptionReturn to Top
Photographs document the Rind family in the U.S. and Europe; their extended family which includes the Jassnys, Stastnys, Levinsons, and Steins; postcards sent to the Rind family from relatives living in Europe; the Rind sausage business; the UW campus; and a WWI victory parade in Chicago.
Other Descriptive InformationReturn to Top
This collection consists of photos related to the Rind family, including Theresa Kohn Rind (born circa 1861 to Albert Bernard Kohn) and Albert Rind (born circa 1849). Theresa and Albert Rind married circa 1882, and had six children. Several grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and cousins of Theresa and Albert Rind are also represented in this collection.
Children of Theresa and Albert Rind and their families:
1. Matilda Rind (born circa 1886) nickname Tillie, married Hugo Jassny (born circa 1880). Matilda Rind Jassny and Hugo Jassny had 2 children: Paul Jassny (born 1915, soldier during World War II) and Helen Jassny (born 1917).
2. Elsa Rind (born circa 1888) nickname Elsie, married Charles Stastny by 1909. Elsa Rind Stastny and Charles Stastny had at least 2 children: Felix Stastny married Minnie and had two children: Bertha Rose Stastny (born circa 1927) and Charles Stastny (born circa 1928). Selma Stastny married into Freedman family.
3. Hedwig Rind (born 1889) nickname Heda.
4. Max Rind (born 1891) married Bertha Levison Rind (born circa 1892). Levison family (original Smolinsky) arrived in Seattle in 1874. Max and Bertha Rind had 2 children: Anna Rind was born in 1916. Martin Rind (born circa 1920) married Bernice Mossafer Rind (born circa 1929) in 1949.
5. Eda Rind (born 1893) nickname Ida.
6. Rudla Rind (born circa 1898) became a doctor in 1925 and married Conrad or Cornelius Burns circa 1925.
Use of the CollectionReturn to Top
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Administrative InformationReturn to Top
Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top
Albert and Theresa Rind, Extended Family, and DescendantsReturn to Top
Series includes Albert and Theresa Rind, cousins of the Rind family, trips to Europe to visit relatives living there, and descendants of Albert and Theresa Rind.
Container(s) | Description | Dates | |
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Albert and Theresa Rind
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box-folder:oversize | item | ||
XD3 | 1 |
Portrait of Albert Bernard Kohn
James Bushnell, Seattle (photographer)
Father of Theresa Kohn Rind.
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Unknown |
Box/Folder | |||
1/1 | 2 |
Portrait of Theresa and Albert Rind
James & Merrihew, Seattle and Tacoma, WA (Photographer)
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circa 1901 |
box-folder:oversize | |||
OS3 | 3 |
Portrait of Albert and Theresa Rind and their children
Wills & Vreeland, Seattle (Photographer)
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circa 1909 |
Box/Folder | |||
1/1 | 4 |
Theresa Rind
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September 25, 1919 |
1/1 | 5 |
Theresa Rind
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July 25, 1921 |
1/1 | 6 |
Theresa Rind with man and woman
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circa 1920s |
1/1 | 7 |
Theresa and Albert Rind
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circa 1920s |
1/1 | 8 |
Theresa Rind in front of the Rind family home
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circa 1920s |
1/1 | 9 |
Theresa Rind sitting on steps of Rind family home
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circa 1920s |
Extended Family and Descendants of Albert and Theresa Rind
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box-folder:oversize | item | ||
XD3 | 10 |
Portrait of Rind extended family
Including Saxl family, Theresa Kohn Rind, Felix Stastny, Bertha Kohn Stastny, Berthold Rind
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circa 1906 |
Box/Folder | |||
1/2 | 11 |
Portrait of Max, Elsa, and Tillie Rind
Masure, Chicago (Photographer)
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1908 |
1/2 | 12 |
Elsa and Heda Rind and young woman seated outdoors
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circa 1910 |
Rind extended family photograph album
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Box/Folder | item | ||
1/3 | 13a |
Max Rind rowing boat with woman
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circa 1910 |
1/3 | 13b |
Tillie Rind Jassny (reclining) and Heda Rind outdoors
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circa 1910 |
1/3 | 13c |
Two men outdoors
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circa 1910 |
1/3 | 13d-13e |
Boats in harbor
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circa 1910 |
1/3 | 13f-13g |
Max Rind, Felix Jassny, Tillie Rind Jassny, Selma Stastny Freedman, Hugo Jassny and friend sitting on a log outdoors
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circa 1910 |
1/3 | 13h-i |
Selma Stastny Freedman, Felix Stastny and Hedwig Rind outdoors
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circa 1910 |
1/3 | 13j |
Selma Stastny Freedman, Max Rind, Hedwig Rind, Hugo Jassny, Tillie Rind Jassny and Felix Stastny
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circa 1910 |
1/3 | 13k |
Woman, Felix Statsny, Hugo Jassny, man, Selma Stastny Freedman, Tillie Rind Jassny, Max Rind and Heda Rind
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circa 1910 |
1/3 | 13l |
Max Rind, Heda Rind and Hugo and Tillie Jassny and others
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circa 1910 |
1/3 | 13m |
Man standing on fence post with two other men in background
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circa 1910 |
1/3 | 13n |
Selma Stastny Freedman, Hugo and Tillie Jassny, Max Rind, Heda Rind and others
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circa 1910 |
1/3 | 13o |
Man standing on fence post with two other men in background
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circa 1910 |
Rind extended family and descendants
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Box/Folder | item | ||
1/4 | 14 |
Bertha, Max and Eda Rind with Felix Stastny joking around
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circa 1920 |
1/4 | 15-16 |
Group picture with Theresa, Bertha, Anna and Martin Rind, and Helen and Paul Jassny
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1923 |
1/4 | 17-19 |
Group picture including Theresa, Heda, Eda and Bertha Rind with Heda's boss, Mr. McManus, at outdoor picnic
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August 18, 1927 |
1/4 | 20 |
Heda, Bertha, and Elsa Rind in front of house
Caption on verso: 'Our new "flapper fad" dresses - donated by George Pabst'
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June 9, 1929 |
1/4 | 21 |
Martin and Eda Rind standing on a dock
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1933 |
Weil Cousins
Louise Kohn Weil was related to Theresa Kohn Rind (possibly her sister or a cousin). Louise lived in Seattle and was married to Sam (Samuel). They had two daughters, Sylvia and Ruth. In the 1920s, Sam passed away, and Louise supported the family by operating a small ice cream parlor.
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Box/Folder | item | ||
1/5 | 22 | circa 1920s | |
1/5 | 23 |
Max and Anna Rind, Hugo, Paul and Helen Jassny, and Ruth Weil standing in front of three cars
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circa 1928 |
1/5 | 24 |
Theresa Rind, Tilly Rind Jassny, Ruth, Louise and Sylvia Weil seated outdoors
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circa late 1930s |
1/5 | 25 |
Theresa and Eda Rind, Louise, Sylvia and Ruth Weil standing outdoors with cars and buildings in the background
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August 27, 1935 |
Berthold Rind And Wife Gretyl
Cousins of the Rind family who lived in Europe. It is possible that Berthold was Albert Rind's brother.
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Box/Folder | item | ||
1/6 | 26 |
Berthold Rind with University of Prague classmate and "lifelong friend"
Morton's, Liverpool, Leeds & Douglas (Photographer)
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circa 1900 |
1/6 | 27 |
Group picture including Berthold Rind
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circa 1930s |
1/6 | 28 | circa 1930s | |
1/6 | 29 |
Berthold Rind seated with two dogs
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circa 1930s |
1/6 | 30 |
Berthold Rind in Zagreb, Croatia
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1948 |
1/7 | 31-32 | July 1928 | |
1/7 | 33-34 |
Portrait of Gretl and Hammy with pet dog
Tonka, Zagreb, Croatia (Photographer)
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circa 1930 |
1/7 | 35 |
Portrait of Gretl and Hammy with older woman
Foto Ströminger, Prague, Czechoslovakia (Photographer)
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circa 1930 |
1/7 | 36 |
Portrait of Gretl in Zagreb, Croatia
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February 1941 |
1/7 | 37 |
Portrait of Berthold and Gretl Rind
Tonka, Zagreb, Croatia (Photographer)
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May 1932 |
1/7 | 38-39 |
Portrait of Berthold and Gretl Rind
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circa 1930s |
Postcards sent to Theresa Rind and Elsa Rind Stastny by Berthold and Gretyl Rind
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Box/Folder | item | ||
1/8 | 40 |
Buildings and river in Maribor, Slovenia
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1931 |
1/8 | 41 |
Town and surrounding hills of Jesenice, Czechoslovakia
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October, 1932 |
1/8 | 42 |
Outdoor pool in Sarajevo, Bosnia
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1935 |
1/8 | 43 |
Town and surrounding fields of Mt. Schönberg
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August 29, 1938 |
1/8 | 44-45 |
Church in Sibenik, Croatia
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circa 1930s |
1/8 | 46 |
Waterfall in Sibenik, Croatia
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1939 |
1/8 | 47 |
Men rowing boat and buildings in background, Sibenik, Croatia
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July 30, 1939 |
1/8 | 48 |
Sailboats in the harbor of Sibenik, Croatia
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circa 1940 |
1/8 | 49 |
Town square in Sibenik, Croatia
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circa 1940 |
1/8 | 50 |
City and harbor of Sibenik, Croatia
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November 27, 1940 |
1/8 | 51 |
Terazia Place in Belgrade, Serbia
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February 17, 1939 |
1/8 | 52 |
Church of St. Blasius, Dubrovnik, Croatia
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circa 1940 |
1/8 | 53 |
Buildings in Belgrade, Serbia
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February 9, 1940 |
Rind and Stein Families in Tabor, Czech Republic
Relatives of the Rind family who lived in the Czech Republic. Albert Rind's sister was Eleanor Rind Stein.
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Box/Folder | item | ||
1/9 | 54 | circa 1904 | |
1/9 | 55 |
Albert, Theresa, Eda and Heda Rind with Uncle Stein (Albert Rind's brother-in-law) and Eleanor Stein (Albert Rind's sister) standing in front of inn
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circa 1904 |
1/9 | 56 |
Portrait of Eleanor Rind Stein
A. Wildta, Tabor, Czech Republic (Photographer)
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circa 1904 |
Hroby, Czech Republic
The children of Theresa and Albert Rind were born in Hroby, Czech Republic before the family immigrated to the United States in the early twentieth century.
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Box/Folder | item | ||
1/10 | 57 | circa 1920 | |
1/10 | 58 |
View of a castle
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circa 1920s |
1/10 | 59 |
Panský Hostinec Building
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circa 1920s |
1/10 | 60 |
Fields and buildings
Felix Stastny (Photographer)
Color photograph.
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September 1965 |
1/10 | 61 |
Castle
Felix Stastny (Photographer)
Color photograph.
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September 1965 |
1/10 | 62 |
School house
Felix Stastny (Photographer)
Color photograph
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September 1965 |
1/10 | 63 |
Felix Stastny and Alois Simecek in front of birthplace of Rind children
On verso: Birthplace and home (remodeled) of all the Rind children. With Alois Simecek their "Shabes goy" Felix Stastny at rt.
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September 1965 |
Children and Grandchildren of Albert and Theresa RindReturn to Top
Includes the six children of Albert and Theresa and their families. Series is arranged from firstborn to lastborn.
Container(s) | Description | Dates | |
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Matilda Rind, her husband Hugo Jassny, and children Helen and Paul
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Box/Folder | item | ||
1/11 | 64 |
Portrait of Tillie Rind Jassny (Matilda)
Schächtl-Vosecek, Tabor, Czech Republic (Photographer)
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circa 1905 |
1/11 | 65 |
Helen Jassny standing next to her cousin Anna Rind in stroller
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circa 1920 |
1/11 | 66 |
Helen Jassny as a small child
Written on verso: mud pies
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circa 1920 |
1/11 | 67-70 | circa 1920 | |
1/11 | 71 |
Helen and Paul Jassny with grandmother, Theresa Rind
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circa 1920s |
1/11 | 72 |
Helen and Paul Jassny outdoors
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circa 1925 |
1/11 | 73 |
Hugo and Paul Jassny
Written on verso: Proud dad and his chum Paul out the N.S. of our house.
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September 26, 1926 |
1/11 | 74 |
Hugo and Paul Jassny
Written on verso: How about this (sheck?) and maybe "daddy" isn't proud of him.
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circa 1926 |
1/11 | 75 |
Rind and Jassny family on beach
Eight people depicted, including Helen and Paul Jassny, their mother Matilda, Theresa Rind, and other members of the Rind family.
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June 25, 1932 |
1/11 | 76 |
Paul Jassny in WWII uniform
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March 1945 |
Elsa Rind with husband Charles Stastny and Stastny Descendants
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Elsa and Charles Stastny
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Box/Folder | item | ||
1/12 | 77 |
Portrait of Elsa Rind
William L. Koehne Bush Temple of Music, Chicago (Photographer)
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1904 |
1/12 | 78 | circa 1910 | |
1/12 | 79 |
Elsa Rind Stastny at Rind family home at 1912 2nd NW in Seattle
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circa 1930 |
1/12 | 80 |
Elsa Rind Stastny
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June 24, 1934 |
Felix Stastny and Selma Stastny (children of Elsa and Charles Stastny)
Felix was born in August, 1894, and Selma in April, 1896.
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box-folder:oversize | item | ||
OS3 | 81 | circa 1909 | |
Box/Folder | |||
1/13 | 82 | circa 1910 | |
1/13 | 83 |
Selma Stastny swimming with classmates / Felix Stastny fishing
Two photos glued together
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circa 1910 |
1/13 | 84 |
Group picture with Felix Stastny
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circa 1910 |
1/13 | 85-86 | circa 1912 | |
1/13 | 87 | circa 1917 | |
1/13 | 88 | circa 1920 | |
1/13 | 89 |
Portrait of Felix Stastny
Grady, Seattle (Photographer)
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circa 1930 |
Selma Stastny
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Box/Folder | item | ||
1/14 | 90 |
Portrait of Selma Stastny
Christy Studio, Seattle (Photographer)
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circa 1910 |
1/14 | 91-94 | circa 1910 | |
1/14 | 95 | circa 1910 | |
1/14 | 96-97 |
Selma Stastny swimming with young women
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circa 1910 |
1/14 | 98 |
Young man and two young women seated outdoors holding rifles
Woman on right is probably Selma Stastny.
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circa 1910 |
1/14 | 99 |
Selma Stastny with classmates holding tennis rackets at Queen Anne High School
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circa 1910 |
Felix Stastny's wife Minnie Stastny and their children Bertha Rose Stastny and Charles Stastny Jr.
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Box/Folder | item | ||
1/15 | 100 | circa 1922 | |
1/15 | 101 |
Minnie Stastny seated outdoors with Eda Rind and Elsa Rind Stastny
Written on verso: Waiting for our chauffer
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May 11, 1924 |
1/15 | 102 |
Minnie Stastny outdoors with Eda Rind and another woman, possibly roasting marshmellows
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May 1924 |
1/15 | 103 |
Felix Stastny holding baby (probably Bertha Rose)
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circa 1927 |
1/15 | 104-105 | circa 1930 | |
1/15 | 106 |
Bertha Rose and Charles Jr. with the Stastny's maid Margaret
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circa 1930 |
1/15 | 107 |
Bertha Rose Stastny
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circa 1930 |
1/15 | 108 | circa 1932 | |
1/15 | 109 |
Bertha Rose Stastny
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circa 1932 |
1/15 | 110 |
Bertha Rose Stastny in uniform after WWII
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circa 1950 |
Hedwig (Heda) Rind
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Box/Folder | item | ||
1/16 | 111 |
Portrait of Heda Rind
Antonin Wildt, Písek, Czechoslovakia (Photographer)
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circa 1905 |
1/16 | 112 |
Heda Rind
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April 30, 1922 |
1/16 | 113 | circa 1940s | |
1/16 | 114-115 |
Hedwig Rind, possibly at Eda Rind's cabin
Color photographs.
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circa 1960s |
Max and Bertha Rind and Family
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Bertha Levinson Rind's family
Levison family includes Hannah Kallen Levinson (mother of Bertha Rind), Esther Levinson (sister of Bertha), Paul Levison (brother of Bertha)
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Box/Folder | item | ||
1/17 | 116 |
Portrait of Hannah Kallen Levinson
Bertha Rind's mother.
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circa 1880 |
1/17 | 117 | circa 1906 | |
1/17 | 118 | circa 1908 | |
1/17 | 119 | 1915 | |
1/17 | 120 | circa 1915 | |
1/17 | 121 | circa 1915 | |
Max Rind
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Box/Folder | item | ||
1/18 | 122 |
Max Rind with Theresa Rind (mother) in front of house
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circa 1930s |
1/18 | 123 |
Max Rind in front of the Rind family home
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circa 1930s |
1/18 | 124 | September 21, 1940 | |
Bertha Rind
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Box/Folder | item | ||
1/19 | 125 | circa 1915 | |
1/19 | 126 | circa 1930s | |
1/19 | 127-128 | circa 1950 | |
Max and Bertha Rind
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Box/Folder | item | ||
1/20 | 129 |
Portraits of Max and Bertha Rind
James Bushnell, Seattle (Photographer)
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circa 1915 |
1/20 | 130 | October 1931 | |
Max and Bertha Rind with children Martin and Anna
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Box/Folder | item | ||
1/21 | 131 | 1919 | |
1/21 | 132 |
Max and Bertha Rind with Martin and Anna Rind
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1921 |
1/21 | 133 |
Bertha Rind standing with Martin and Anna Rind
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circa 1923 |
1/21 | 134 |
Bertha Rind with Martin and Anna in front of an archway carved from a tree at Arlington, WA
Sign on tree reads: "Relic of a vanished forest, Western Red Cedar, Thuja Plicata Don, age 1250 years, Preserved at request of Snohomish County Pioneers, AD Arlington Washington 1922"
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circa 1926 |
1/21 | 135 | circa 1926 | |
1/21 | 136 | circa 1916-1920s | |
1/21 | 137 |
Max Rind with son Martin Rind in front of the Rind family home
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circa 1930 |
Martin Rind
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Box/Folder | item | ||
1/22 | 138 | circa 1921 | |
1/22 | 139 |
Martin Rind as a toddler
Written on verso: Marti in his 1st pants.
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November 27, 1922 |
1/22 | 140 |
Martin Rind, about two years old
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circa 1923 |
1/22 | 141 | circa 1923 | |
1/22 | 142 | April, 1925 | |
1/22 | 143 |
Martin Rind seated in toy pedal car with aunt Eda Rind
Written on verso: Me and my 'Napoleon'.
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April 1925 |
1/22 | 144 |
Martin Rind, age 5, with grandparents Albert and Theresa
Written on verso: Once in a while, mother smiles.
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circa 1926-1928 |
box-folder:oversize | |||
OS3 | 145 |
Portrait of Bernice Mossafer, age 12, standing with harp
Bernice Mossafer married Martin Rind. She was born in 1923 to David and Sarah Mossafer of Seattle. At age 11 she began playing the harp professionally. before retiring from touring at age 23 when her mother grew ill. Martin and Bernice married in 1949 and had four children.
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circa 1935 |
Box/Folder | |||
1/22 | 146 | 1969 | |
Anna Rind
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Box/Folder | item | ||
1/23 | 147 | 1924 | |
1/23 | 148 |
Class picture with Anna Rind at John Hay School
Frank Jacobs, Inc (Photographer)
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1932 |
1/23 | 149 |
Anna Rind, 24 years old, in WAVE uniform during WWII
Don Bosco (Photographer)
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1943 |
Eda Rind
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Box/Folder | item | ||
1/24 | 150 |
Eda Rind about 4 years old with dog
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circa 1897 |
1/24 | 151 |
Four snapshots of Eda Rind
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circa 1905 |
1/24 | 152 | circa 1905 | |
1/24 | 153 |
Eda Rind posing with two young women (classmates) and a dog outdoors
Written on verso: Eda Rind upper left classmates - Queen Anne High (?) Left Europe 1908 15yrs 1907 photo.
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1907 |
box-folder:oversize | |||
XH2 | 154 |
Group photo of Eda and Elsa Rind and others, on dock in Eagledale, WA
Note on photo reads "2nd Annual Picnic Puget Sound Notion Co."
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August 17, 1924 |
XH2 | 155 |
Group photo of Eda and Elsa Rind and others, on boat in harbor of Eagledale, WA
J.J. Kneisle (photographer)
Note on photo reads "3rd Annual Picnic of the Puget Sound Notion Co."
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June 1, 1925 |
Box/Folder | |||
1/24 | 156-157 | July 4, 1929 | |
1/24 | 158 | August 2, 1930 | |
1/24 | 159 |
Eda Rind sitting on steps of Rind family home
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May 16, 1931 |
1/24 | 160 |
Eda Rind washing a car outside Rind family home
Written on verso: In My Lounging Pajamas - Washing my car
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October 18, 1931 |
1/24 | 161 |
Photographic postcard depicting the Los Angeles City Hall to Eda Rind from Bertha and Max Rind
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December 28, 1937 |
1/25 | 162 |
Eda Rind at her cabin on Cedar River in Maple Valley, Washington
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June 13, 1952 |
1/25 | 163 |
Eda Rind, Blanche Kohn (cousin) and Heda Rind at Eda's cabin
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1952 |
1/25 | 164 |
Eda Rind sawing wood near her cabin
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circa 1952 |
1/25 | 165 |
Eda Rind outside near her cabin
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circa 1952 |
1/25 | 166 |
Eda Rind's cabin on Cedar River
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circa 1952 |
1/25 | 167 |
Eda Rind opening file cabinet
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circa 1950s-1960s |
1/25 | 168-169 |
Eda Rind in her cabin
Color photographs.
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circa October 1965 |
Rudla Rind
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Box/Folder | item | ||
1/26 | 170 | circa 1908 | |
1/26 | 171 |
Portrait of Rudla
Christy Studio, Seattle (Photographer)
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1913 |
1/26 | 172 | circa 1915 | |
1/26 | 173 |
Rudla with other woman in school uniform
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circa 1920s |
1/26 | 174 |
Rudla in school uniform with her mother Theresa Rind and a classmate from Queen Anne High
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circa 1920s |
1/26 | 175-176 |
Bertha Rind, left, and Rudla, center, with other women outdoors
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1925 |
1/26 | 177 |
Graduation portrait of Rudla, Rush Medical College, Chicago
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1925 |
1/26 | 178 |
Rudla escorted by man at her outdoor wedding
Written on verso: here comes the bride.Rudla married Conrad/Cornelius Burns, a detective/investigator, circa 1925. They lived in Chicago for many years, and had at least one daughter (Elizabeth, born circa 1927).
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circa 1925 |
1/26 | 179 | circa 1940s | |
1/26 | 180 | circa 1940s |
Milwaukee Sausage Company/ Pacific Coast Casing Company, Seattle, WAReturn to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates | |
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Box/Folder | item | ||
1/27 | 181 |
Employees standing outside Pacific Coast Casing Company building
Cowan Photo, Seattle (Photographer)
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1923 |
1/27 | 182 | circa 1920s | |
1/27 | 183 | circa 1928 | |
1/27 | 184 |
Milwaukee Sausage Company car
Written on verso: Milwaukee Sausage Co's new Studebaker
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June 25 1932 |
1/27 | 185 |
Karl (possibly Karl Dambacher), Eda, BJ and Anna standing on steps of Milwaukee Sausage Company building at 2900 Fourth Ave S. in Seattle
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July 1937 |
1/27 | 186 | circa 1940s | |
1/27 | 187 |
Eda Rind and others at the Milwaukee Sausage Company
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circa 1960 |
1/27 | 188 |
Eda Rind and Milwaukee Sausage Company staff sitting at dinner table at the company office
Color photograph.
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March 1962 |
1/27 | 189-191 | circa 1967 | |
1/27 | 192-193 |
Max Rind standing outdoors with staff of the Milwaukee Sausage Company
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circa 1967 |
1/27 | 194 |
Eda Rind with two men at the Milwaukee Sausage Company
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circa 1967 |
MiscellaneousReturn to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates | |
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University of Washington and Seattle
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Box/Folder | item | ||
1/28 | 195 |
Statue of George Washington, University of Washington
This statue was originally erected for the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition (AYPE) in 1909.
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circa 1918 |
1/28 | 196 | circa 1918 | |
1/28 | 197 | circa 1918 | |
1/28 | 198 |
Forestry Building, University of Washington
This building was built for the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition (AYPE) in 1909.
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circa 1918 |
1/28 | 199 | circa 1918 | |
1/28 | 200 |
Music Pavilion, University of Washington
The pavilion was built for the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition (AYPE) in 1909.
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circa 1918 |
1/28 | 201 | circa 1918 | |
1/28 | 202 | circa 1918 | |
1/28 | 203 |
Aerial photo of Magnolia Bluffs and Garfield Bridge, Seattle, taken from an airplane
The Hart Studio, Seattle (Photographer)
The bridge was constructed in the late 1920s and is now known as the Magnolia Bridge.
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January 1933 |
WWI Parade in Chicago
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Box/Folder | item | ||
1/29 | 204-206 |
World War I Parade in Chicago
Probably the victory parade featuring General Pershing, which ran up Pennsylvania Avenue from the Peace monument near the Capitol to Nineteenth Street. Several Rind family members served in the War and may have been in Chicago for the parade. Bertha Rind Livingson grew up in Chicago, as did Felix and Bertha Stastny, and it's possible that some of these relatives were there for the parade.
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Late 1918 or 1919 |
Miscellaneous postcards and drawing
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Box/Folder | item | ||
1/30 | 207 |
Postcard depicting dresser in salon of home, possibly in Tabor, Czech Republic
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circa 1920s |
1/30 | 208 |
Postcard depicting dining room and bedroom of home, possibly in Tabor, Czech Republic
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circa 1920s |
1/30 | 209 |
Postcard depicting dining room of home, possibly in Tabor, Czech Republic
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circa 1920s |
1/30 | 210 |
Postcard depicting kitchen of home, possibly in Tabor, Czech Republic
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circa 1920s |
1/30 | 211 |
Ink drawing of lady and rabbits
On front: Portrait of a certain person in the latest mode a la white phlannel
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undated |
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- Subject Terms :
- Commercial buildings--Washington (State)--Seattle--Photographs
- Jewish businesspeople--Washington (State)--Seattle--Photographs
- Jewish families--United States--Photographs
- Jewish families--Washington (State)--Seattle--Photographs
- Jewish philanthropists--Washington (State)--Seattle--Photographs
- Jewish women--Washington (State)--Seattle--Photographs
- Meat industry and trade--Employees--Photographs
- Personal Names :
- Rind family--Photographs
- Rind, Martin--Photographs
- Corporate Names :
- Milwaukee Sausage Company (Seattle, Wash.)--Employees--Photographs
- University of Washington--Buildings--Photographs
- Geographical Names :
- Belgrade (Serbia)--Photographs
- Queen Anne (Seattle, Wash.)--Photographs
- Seattle (Wash.)--Buildings, structures, etc.--Photographs
- ̌Sibenik (Croatia)--Photographs
- Form or Genre Terms :
- Photographic prints
- Postcards
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- Subject Terms :
- Visual Materials Collections (University of Washington)