Judge William G. Long photograph collection

Judge William G. Long photograph collection, approximately 1890-2000

Overview of the Collection

Collector

Long, William G. (William George), 1894-1974

Title

Judge William G. Long photograph collection

Dates

approximately 1890-2000 (inclusive)
approximately 1910-1960 (bulk)

Quantity

51 color and black & white photographic prints (1 box) ; various sizes
9 black & white photographic negatives ; various sizes
10 photocopies from scanned negatives ; various sizes on 8.5x11 paper
5 color slides ; 35mm

Collection Number

PH1371

Summary

Photographs relating to Judge William C. Long and his career

Repository

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

Entire collection can be viewed on the Libraries' Digital Collections website. Permission of Visual Materials Curator is required to view originals. Contact Special Collections for more information.

Request at UW

Languages

English

Biographical NoteReturn to Top

Judge William G. Long (1894-1974) was appointed to the King County Juvenile Court in 1933 by Governor Martin. He served on both the King County Juvenile Court and the Superior Court from 1940-1970. Much of his service focused on fighting juvenile delinquency and other youth issues. He was considered the "father" of the King County Youth Service Center and helped with the formation of the Seattle-King County Metropolitan Youth Commission. He received many honors throughout his distinguished career, including the Wing Luke Award in 1966 by the Seattle-King County Youth Commission in recognition of his superior service in the field of youth development.

In 1937, Judge Long, along with Archie Phelps and Ben Evans, worked together to create Camp Long, a park in West Seattle that was designed to give organized scouting groups a place to learn camping skills. Camp Long opened to the public in 1984. Judge Long also had a weekly 15-minute radio program on KIRO called "The Judge's Notebook," which focued on the local juvenile justice system. Judge Long lived in West Seattle with his wife, Maude, and his children, William, Alva, Louise, and Marion. He died on January 3, 1974.

Content DescriptionReturn to Top

The collection contains photographs of Judge Long and his family. It includes photographs related to his career and to his personal life and family members.

Use of the CollectionReturn to Top

Alternative Forms Available

View the digital version of the collection

Restrictions on Use

Restrictions may exist on reproduction, quotation, or publication. Contact Special Collections, University of Washington Libraries for details.

Administrative InformationReturn to Top

Acquisition Information

Donated by Eileen D. Long and William G. Long, Jr.

Processing Note

Processed by Elizabeth Wessells, 2016. Revised by Melody Smith, April 2019.

Separated Materials

Material Described Separately:

Judge William G. Long papers (Manuscript Collection 5952)

Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top

Professional Life and Work ActivitiesReturn to Top

Container(s)		Description	Dates
Box/Folder	item
1/1	1	Portrait of Judge Long in judge's robes Kaiden Studios Inc, New York (photographer)	Between 1920 and 1930?
1/1	2	Portrait of Judge Long in judge's robes S. Walters, Walters Studio,Seattle, Washington (photographer)	Between 1930 and 1940?
1/1	3	Judge Long with founders of Youth Service Organization of Seattle Industrial Kiwanis Club Forde Photographers (photographer)	Between 1940 and 1950?
1/1	4-5	Judge Long with men at banquet celebrating Superior Court Judge J.T. Ronald's 90th birthday party	1945?
1/1	6	Judge Long giving speech at luncheon for Seattle-King County Community Chest campaign Gerald Beaudin Photos (photographer) Caption on verso: Judge William G. Long of the Juvenile Court addresses volunteer workers at the seventh Report Luncheon of the Seattle-King County Community Chest campaign for 1949 in the Seattle Chamber of Commerce Banquet Hall, October 14. He told of the importance of preventing juvenile delinquency through supporting youth services of the Chest.	October 14, 1948
box-folder:oversize
OS7	7	Portrait of Judge Long and other judges at the Seattle Municipal Court chambers Judge Long is ninth from left.	Between 1950 and 1960?

Personal Life Return to Top

Container(s)		Description	Dates
Box/Folder	item
1/2	8	High school graduating class, Stevensville, MT Note on verso identifies William Long first row left, and Long's future wife Maude Caulkins as "Beebo Maude Long" first row center. Maude Caulkins Long was also known as Beebo.	1912
1/2	9	Portrait of William Long in graduation cap and gown Colville (photographer) William Long graduated from University of Montana in 1916.	1916
1/2	10	Musical group William Long front row left, along with Estelle Marie Hansen, Elwin Albert Wood, and Stuart McHaffie. All attended University of Montana during the 1910s, this may be a college musical group.	1916?
1/2	11	William Long on river bank holding large salmon	Between 1920 and 1930?
1/2	12	William Long wading at base of waterfall holding flyrod and creel	Between 1920 and 1930?
1/2	13-17	Judge Long in his victory garden	1942
1/2	18	Judge Long demonstrating fire-building for a group of boys Judge Long served as a Boy Scout leader, this may be a Boy Scout event.	Between 1940 and 1950?
1/2	19	Judge Long with friends Jack Legg and "Squak" Garner	September 1959
1/2	20	Judge Long holding fishing pole and bass	Between 1950 and 1960?
1/2	21	Judge Long and RV on snow covered road	October 1972
1/2	22	Judge Long fishing from boat deck	Between 1970 and 1980?

Judge William and Maude Long's Children Return to Top

Container(s)		Description	Dates
Box/Folder	item
1/3	23	Louise and Marion, Judge Long's daughters, eating breakfast Scanned from negative.	Between 1920 and 1930?
1/3	24	Louise and Marion, Judge Long's daughters, pushing doll carriages Scanned from negative.	Between 1920 and 1930?
1/3	25	Man and woman with two boys This may be Mrs. Maude Long's parents and the two boys may be sons Bill Jr. and Alva.	Between 1920 and 1930?
1/4	26	Judge Long's son, Bill Jr. or Alva, standing in a row boat Scanned from negative.	Between 1930 and 1940?
1/4	27a-c	Judge Long and his wife Maude, and one of their daughters Louise or Marion holding a dog Scanned from negative.	Between 1930 and 1940?
1/4	28	One of Judge Long's daughters, Louise or Marion, holding a cat Scanned from negative.	Between 1930 and 1940?
1/4	29a-b	Judge Long's daughters Louise and Marion at home Scanned from negative.	Between 1930 and 1940?
1/4	30	Judge Long's daughters Louise and Marion playing outside Scanned from negative.	Between 1930 and 1940?
1/5	31	Judge Long's sons Bill Jr. and Alva Bill is in cowboy costume and seated on a pony.	Between 1930 and 1940?
1/5	32	Marion and Bill Long on top of a mountain Marion is also known as Moni.	Between 1940 and 1950?
1/5	33	Portrait of Marion Long, Judge Long's daughter Marion is also known as Moni.	Between 1940 and 1950?
1/5	34	Portrait of Judge Long's son Alva in uniform Gray, Amarillo, TX (photographer)	Between 1940 and 1950?
1/5	35	One of Judge Long's sons, Bill Jr. or Alva, in uniform	Between 1940 and 1950?
1/5	36	Group of young men and women on camping trip	Between 1940 and 1950?
1/5	37	Judge Long and man help woman jump across snowy crevasse	Between 1940 and 1950?
1/5	38	Woman at the beach	Between 1940 and 1950?
1/5	39	Judge Long's daughter Louise standing in front of corn rows Caption on verso: Louise Long Parry.	Between 1940 and 1950?
1/5	40	Poodle sitting in chair Fae L. Cuculich (photographer) Caption on verso: Pierre Palaske and his Mother	September 1959
1/6	41	Eileen Doris Long opening Christmas presents Eileen Doris Long is William Long Jr.'s wife and Judge William Long's daughter-in-law.	Between 1990 and 2000?
1/6	42-43	Cynthia Louise Long, Corinna Parry, and others at Christmas dinner Cynthia is granddaughter to Judge William Long, and Corinna is Judge William Long's great-granddaughter.	Between 1990 and 2000?
1/6	44	Boy sitting next to Christmas tree and presents	Between 1990 and 2000?
1/6	45-46	Boy with Electronic Talking Murduck bath toy	Between 1990 and 2000?
1/6	47	Electronic Talking Murduck bath toy Toy label says "The Original Scrubba Ducky"	Between 1990 and 2000?

Judge Long's RelativesReturn to Top

Container(s)		Description	Dates
Box/Folder	item
1/7	48	Portrait of Maude Caulkins Long Hageman, Hamilton, MT (Photographer)	Between 1890 and 1900?
1/7	49	Portrait of child with flowers F.W. Guerin, St. Louis (Photographer)	Between 1890 and 1900?
1/7	50	Woman and girl sitting on wood board sidewalk	Between 1890 and 1900?
1/7	51	Portrait of man Johnson's Studio, Hamilton, MT (Photographer) This may be Judge Long's father.	Between 1910 and 1920?
1/7	52	Portrait of a young man	Between 1910 and 1920?
1/7	53-54	Portrait of Judge William Long's mother and father Ace Woods, Missoula, MT (Photographer)	Between 1910 and 1920?
1/8	55	Judge William Long's mother and father standing in yard This may be Judge Long's father and mother.	Between 1910 and 1920?
1/8	56	Portrait of baby Caption on verso: Raymond Jr. 2 months.	Between 1910 and 1920?
1/8	57	Portrait of Maude Caulkins Long	Between 1930 and 1940?
1/8	58	Judge William Long's mother and woman standing in garden Woman may be Judge William Long's aunt.	Between 1930 and 1940?
1/8	59	Judge William Long's mother and father standing in front of house	Between 1930 and 1940?
1/8	60-61	Maude Caulkins Long wearing crown and holding flower bouquet Doug Madison (Photographer)	Between 1920 and 1930?
1/8	62	Large house with car parked in front Waterloo Photo Co., Waterloo, IA (Photographer) This may be Mrs. Maude Long's childhood home.	May 25, 1940
1/8	63	Man standing on stoop of a snow covered house Possibly house of Judge William Long's half-sister in Granger, Washington.	Between 1940 and 1950?

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