William F. Boyd photograph album, approximately 1889-1891

Caption on page: Fire of 1889. Showing ruins of McDougall- Southwick Building. 1st and Columbia

Caption on page: Fire of 1889. Roundhouse after fire.

Caption on page: Start of fire.

Wedgwood Rock is a glacial erratic near the neighborhood of Wedgwood in Seattle, Washington. Prior to the establishment of the Wedgwood neighborhood, the erratic was known first as Lone Rock and later simply as Big Rock. Members of Seattle's Mountaineers Club practiced their rock climbing techniques there and Edmond S. Meany, a professor at the University of Washington brought his students to the rock to learn about glacial movement and land forms.

Same image as item 45b

Caption on page: Black River to Cedar and Duwamish.

Probably a hop pickers camp

Same image as item 51c

On the left is President Benjamin Harrison disembarking from the steamer City of Seattle docked at Yesler's Wharf on the occasion of his visit to Seattle, Washington.

A better copy is in Early Photographers (PHColl 334.Boyd & Braas 1).

This hotel has also been known as the Mercer Island Hotel and the East Seattle Hotel.

Caption on image: Indian hop pickers

Caption on image: Timber

Caption on image: N.E. corner. Front & James street, Seattle

Caption on image: Snoqualmie Falls 268 feet

Same image as item 7c

Caption on image: 120 feet long. 4 feet square. Weight 97,000 LBS.

Handwritten on page: This timber was hand hewed and sent to the Chicago World's Fair in 1893.

Caption on image: Camp W. Affleck. 24 feet, 63 inches. 5208 feet.

Same image as item 17a