University of Washington Libraries, Special CollectionsPH0900Panorama Photographs
collection approximately
1880-2012214 panoramic
photographsCollection materials are
in English,
Japanese and Russian.Panoramic
photographs of various groups, activities, and locales in the Pacific
Northwest, Canada, and AlaskaThe panorama photograph has been around almost as long as photography.
From the beginning photographers wanted to be able to show city scenes which
could not be encompassed in a satisfactory way by one view from a normal
camera. A photograph of the city skyline taken with a regular camera was
generally too far away to show the detail in a meaningful way. Photographers
started making panoramas by photographing the city skyline in a series of
images which were then shown placed next to each other to create one image.
Some views in the 1850s used as many as eleven full size (8 ½" x 61/2")
daguerreotype plates to create the scene. Later in the 1860s, panoramas were
printed onto paper from large glass plate negatives which were sometimes as big
as 20"x 24." One later master of the panoramic print was H.H. Bennett, who
could print three or four 20" x 24" sized negatives onto an enormous sheet of
paper with almost no indication of where the negative edges met. Bennett's
photographs were of the scenery along the river in the Wisconsin Dells.
Specialized panoramic camera designs were being patented and manufactured for
making panoramas from the ca. 1840s onwards. Since the negative was so long, a
special camera was necessary to hold the film. There were two types of cameras
for panoramas, one had a lens that rotated while the film remained still and
the other had both rotating lens and rotating film. In 1899, Kodak introduced
the #4 Kodak Panoram panoramic camera for amateur photographers. These
photographs were about 12” long and had a field of view that was 180°. In 1904,
the Cirkut camera was introduced. This camera was based on the principles that
had been established in the 1840s. It became a popular format for commercial
photographers and was used to make large group portraits and city scenes. It
used large film that ranged from 5” to 16” wide and could be as long as 20
feet! Both the camera and the film rotated and the view could be as wide as
360°. This type of panorama however, produced a distorted the view of the
scene. A street scene would have both sides of the street apparently placed
parallel with the straight street appearing curved around in front. Panoramas
made from a series of negatives placed together do not have this
distortion.
The Banquet camera was a smaller verision of the panorama which made
images that were 12"x20" and 8"x20." It was called a "Banquet" camera because
it was often used to photograph groups at banquets.
The collection contains panoramic photographs depicting various
groups, activities, and locales in the Pacific Northwest, Alaska, and Canada.
The panoramas are all large oversize materials and require special
housing
Arranged in 19 series.
- Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition
- University of Washington
- Seattle
- Washington State
- Oregon
- Alaska
- Hawaii
- Montana
- Canada - British Columbia
- Canada - Yukon Territory
- International - Europe
- International - Asia
- Large Groups At Conventions
- Large Groups At Events
- Large Groups - Military
- Large Groups - Political, Judicial, Governmental
- Large Groups -- Miscellaneous
- Transporation
- Trees
Portions of this collection can be viewed on the Libraries' Digital
Collections website. Permission of Visual Materials Curator may be required to
view originals. Contact Special Collections for more information.
Request at
UW
The panoramas are all large oversize materials and require special
housing
Restrictions may exist on reproduction, quotation, or publication.
Contact the repository for details.
Processed by Nicolette Bromberg, 2005, and Jack Bauer, Maggie
Hardiman, 2007 and Susan Fitch, 2017.
Visual Materials Collections (University of Washington)Photographs
Alaska-Yukon-Pacific ExpositionO/S hangingAYP1Panorama of AYPE grounds1909A.J. ParkIncludes YWCA restaurant, flower gardens, Court of Honor, Geyser
Basin and Music Pavillion.
100" panorama. Probably a Cirkut photograph, although not
labeled as such.
University of WashingtonCampus Landscape and BuildingsM292UWL1University of Washington campus and
grounds 1902?Sky is hand-colored.
M292UWL2 Copy print of University of Washington Campus viewed
from Drumheller Fountain 1917?L. G. Linkletter, SeattlePrinted version of a four part panorama of the UW campus
showing former Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition buildings: including Frosh Pond
(formerly the Geyser Basin), the Temple of Music, Machinery Hall, the Forestry
Building, the Oregon State Building, the Armory and the Auditorium. See PHColl
95 for original photograph.
P1UWL3View of University of Washington grounds, including
Denny Hall, Parrington Hall, old Meany Hall and other buildings1915Haines Photo Co Parrington Hall was formerly known as Science Hall.
P2UWL4Color view of University of Washington campus quad
with cherry trees in bloombetween 1960 and 1970PanXH6UWL5Aerial view of University of Washington campus from
southwest, showing golf course on Portage Bay1924?Frank Jacobs, 1213 Third Avenue, Seattle M292UWL6Beauty of the Suzzallo [Three
stone figures on facade of Suzzallo Library (Thought, Inspiration, and Mastery)
created by sculptor, Alan Clarke]June 14, 2012Mathew D. Hargreaves, Port Angeles, WAPhotographer retains copyright.
P1UWL7View from Capitol Hill across Portage Bay to
University District1906?Asahel Curtis 4-part panorama.
The wooded University of Washington campus appears at right
with Denny Hall and Parrington Hall visible. The Pacific Lumber and Timber Co.
sawmill operations can be seen on the shore of Portage Bay at the foot of 12th
Avenue NE. The Latona School at far left located at 4th Avenue NE between NE
40th and NE 41st in Wallingford.
Additional copies of the 4 prints, A.Curtis 3189, 3190, 3191,
and 3195, are in PH Coll 482 Asahel Curtis Photo Co. Collection.
PanXH6UWL8View across portage bay to University of Washington
campus, showing military training camp tents1918Pierson & Co. PhotoPrinted on image: U.S. Naval Training Camp at State University
Campus, Seattle, Wash.
PanXH6UWL9University of Washington campus with Navy barracks
1917?PanXH6UWL10Physics Hall viewed across Drumbeller Fountain, with
other campus buildings in background1929Linkletter Studio, SeattlePanXH6UWL11Men on construction site of Philosophy (Savery)
Hall1920Linkletter StudioSign on building reads: Hansen Construction Co. - Test on
Hydraulic Laboratory - U of W - Dec 1st 1920 - 4 inch Slab 220 lb Load to foot
- Maximum deflection 1/4 inch - Tested Panel 24 x 28 ft. - J. Arrington &
V.C. Suckow - Engineers for Bebb & Gould Architects - Bogardus Testing
& Inspecting Engineer.
In October of 1920, Philosophy Hall was completed at a cost of
$388,000 with $140,000 from the UW Building Fund and $248,000 from the General
Fund and initially occupied by the Departments of Philosophy, Psychology, and
Mathematics as well as the Art Department. In June of 1947, Philosophy Hall was
renamed Savery Hall in honor of William Savery, who headed the Philosophy
Department for more than forty years until his death in 1945.
P2UWL12University of Washington campus looking east toward
Lake Washington1902 and 1907?Webster & Stevens Shows left to right: The Gymnasium, Denny Field, Lewis Hall
(men's dormitory), Clark Hall (women's dormitory), the Administration Building
(now Denny Hall), Chemistry shacks, and Parrington Hall.
PanXH6UWL13Print of mural in Husky Union Building
(HUB)1950Printed on front: numbers and identification of various scenes
depicted in mural. Printed along top: Campus History Relives in Colorful Mural.
Printed along bottom: The University of A Thousand Years. Number 16 is nower
left corner, number 17 in lower right corner.
Accompanying letter on University of Washington
Interdepartmental Correspondence letterhead, dated March 27, 1950 to Dean
Herbert T. Condon, Dean of Students: Dear Dean Condon: Please accept this small
gift as a token of my sincere appreciation of your friendship and guidance
during the last four years. I am certain that without your kind assistance and
personal interest during the last quarter of a century, the Student Union
Building would not be a realization today. I know that you have the unfailing
thanks of all the students in your assistance with the project. Very sincerely
yours, Charles D. Owens, Manager, A.S.U.W. Activities.
PanXH6UWL14Print of panoramic drawing of University of Washington
campus, looking east toward the Cascade Mountains1902 and 1907?S.P.CWritten on drawing: S.P.C.
Shows left to right: The Gymnasium, Denny Field, Lewis Hall
(men's dormitory), Clark Hall (women's dormitory), the Administration Building
(now Denny Hall), Chemistry shacks, and Parrington Hall, with Cascade
Mountains, including Mount Rainier, in the background.
PanXH6UWL15 Blethen Chimes Tower and Jacobsen
Observatorybetween 1915 and 1949 Campus EventsM292UWE1Celebration of May Day, featuring groups of women
dancing around maypole, ringed by spectators, with some buildings from the
Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition in the background1915?M. D. Boland,
Tacoma PanXH5UWE2Charles Lindbergh and Mayor Bertha Knight Landes in
automobile at event in Husky StadiumSeptember 13, 1927 Campus Events - Campus Day Campus Day was an annual event from 1904 to 1934. Students and
faculty worked together to clear land and improve the campus, with a break for
a communal meal.
PanXH5UWE31927 Campus Day showing students on Denny Hall
stepsApril 29, 1927Linkletter Studio Students hold signs reading: Sophomores, Juniors, Seniors,
Forestry, Freshmen, Varsity Boat Club, Law School.
PanXH5UWE41915 or 1916 Campus Day, with students seated on
lawn and at tablebetween 1915 and 1916PanXH5UWE51918 Campus Day, with students seated on lawn and at
tableApril 26, 1918 PanXH5UWE61919 Campus Day, with students seated on
grass1919 Photographer's reference number: No 926.
PanXH5UWE71924 Campus Day, showing students on Denny Hall
steps1924Linkletter Studio Photographer's reference number: 1.
Students hold signs reading: 26, Soph, 27, Juniors, Give 'em
Hell Skin 'em Alive 1-9-2-5, and '25.
PanXH5UWE8High School Music Institute musicians on
stage1938Linkletter Studio Campus Events - GraduationM292UWEG1 University of Washington graduating class of
19161916M.D. Boland,
TacomaPanXH5UWEG2 University of Washington graduating class of
19151915M.D. Boland, Tacoma PanXH5UWEG3University of Washington graduation ceremony in Hec
Edmundson Pavilionbetween 1940 and 1960? PanXH5UWEG4Students forming shape of UW on campus1909Linkletter FootballP1UWF1 Pacific Coast Championship football game University
of Washington vs. UC Berkeley, Seattle November 27, 1919Aerne and Sons, 909 23rd Avenue, Seattle Washington Written on photograph: Pacific Coast Championship Football
Game, Thanksgiving Day November 27, 1919. University of Washington of Seattle
Wash. vs. University of California of Berkeley, Calif. Played on University
Field - Seattle, Wash. Attendence 10,000. Score: First half - Wash. 9 Calif. 0,
Second half - Wash. 0 Calif. 0. University of Wash. C.J. Hunt, Coach. Darwin
Meisnest, Grad. Mgr., University of Calif. Andy Smith, Coach. L.A. Nichols
Grad. Mgr. Officials: George Varnell, Referee; Tad Jones, Umpire; [illeg.]
Woodward, Head Linesman.
Same photograph is in Acc. No. 97-096.
M292UWF2Football game between University of Washington and
Dartmouth at the University of Washington Stadium DedicationNovember 27, 1920Asahel Curtis Caption in center of photograph: Washington - 7, Dartmouth -
28. Nov. 27, 1920. University of Washington Stadium - "Six months after
construction began."
Same image as UWF3 below, but here caption is in center of
photograph.
M292UWF3Football game between University of Washington and
Dartmouth at the University of Washington Stadium DedicationNovember 27, 1920Asahel CurtisSame image as UWF2 above. Photograph torn in three pieces and
mended.
Handwritten on bottom left of photograph: Stadium Dedication.
Washington-Dartmouth - 1920.
M292UWF4Football game between University of Washington and
Dartmouth at the University of Washington Stadium Dedication (Boland
E1248)November 27, 1920Marvin D. Boland, Tacoma3-part panorama.
M292UWF5Football game between University of
Washington and U.S. Naval Academy at the Rose Bowl, Pasadena, California
(Aerograph No. 475)January 1, 1924The Aerograph Co, Los
AngelesWritten on photograph: Score 14-14.
PanXH5UWF6Group portrait of 1915 University of Washington
football team1915 Caption on photo: 1915 Squad.
Military GroupsM292UWM1Sections 71-72 U.S. Army Ambulance
Service from University of Washington, Seattle1918?Underwood & Underwood Caption on photo: Sections 71-72 U.S.A.A.S. from University of
Washington, Seattle.
Written on verso: Ambulance Corps.
Student Army Training Corps1918During World War I, the United States created the Student Army
Training Corps in an effort to encourage young men to receive both a college
education and train for the military simultaneously. On February 10, 1918, the
War Department created the Committee on Education and Special Training. The
purpose of this committee was to assess the needs of the military branches and
attend to said needs. Seeing a drastic need for trained soldiers, the Student
Army Training Corps was created to provide "special training for men entering
the service through voluntary induction". Training camps were held in the
summer of 1918 to prepare institutions with at least one-hundred male students
for the induction of the SATC that fall. Training started July 18 and lasted
for sixty days. The SATC officially began on October 1, 1918. It was located on
525 educational institutions and inducted 200,000 total students on the first
day. The SATC was short-lived. After the Armistice was signed on November 11,
1918, it was disbanded by December 1918.
PanXH6UWM2Student Army Training Corps Company A on steps of
Forestry Building at University of Washington1918Signatures of all on verso.
PanXH6UWM4Student Army Training Corps Company I on steps of
Forestry Building at University of Washington1918PanXH6UWM6Student Army Training Corps Company D on steps of
Forestry Building at University of Washington1918 83 signatures on verso.
PanXH6UWM7Group portrait of Student Army Training Corps on
field1918 P2UWM3ROTC in formation on University of Washington campus
(Boland K.130)1921BolandPanXH6UWM5Naval cadets on steps of Denny Hall at University of
Washington campus1918?Written on photo: 948.
PanXH6UWM8U.S. Naval Reserve Force (USNRF) training camp on
University of Washington campus1918 Handwritten on verso: U.S.N.R.F. - 1918 - camp. On site of
present U. of W. Stadium.
Student and Alumni GroupsFraternitiesPanXH7UWS1Group portrait of Sigma Nu fraternity
members1903Edward Curtis Members identified by handwriting on mounting: David J.
Williams, H.F. Martin?, Manche Bennett, Norman Wimmler, H.A. Dodson, Frank
Wilt, A.B. Carle, Curry Franklin, E.N. Parmlee, F.H. Richardson, Gilbert
Livingstone, Frank McKeown, D.A. McDonald, Roland Oliver, John Coleman.
PanXH7UWS2Group portrait of Eta Beta Phi fraternity
membersbetween 1910 and 1918?Written on verso: Claude McFadden, 4th from left 2nd row. My
mother's brother.
PanXH7UWS3Group portrait of Gamma Chi chapter of Sigma Nu
fraternity membersbetween 1907 and 1908PanXH7UWS4 Delta Upsilon Fraternity members, gathered for
their 91st annual convention, posing on the grass in front of the columns of
the Sylvan Theater on the University of Washington campus (Linkletter #2107
A)August 20-22, 1925Linkletter StudiosSeattleCity ViewsP2SCV1 360 degree panorama of Seattle probably from the Hoge
Building made from nine negatives1914F. H. [Frank] Nowell,
Seattle, WA9-part panorama.
Includes, from left: St. James Cathedral with dome, Queen Anne
High School, Immaculate Conception Church, Providence Hospital,
Oregon-Washington Station (Union Station), King Street [Train] Station, Elliott
Bay, Frye Hotel, Smith Tower, and St. James Cathedral.
M293SCV2aView from George W. Elliott's
residence showing Lake Union and surrounding neighborhoodsJuly 18, 1909A.J. Park, Seattle, WA3-part panorama.
M293SCV2bPoster of view from George W.
Elliott's residence showing Lake Union and surrounding
neighborhoodsJuly 18, 1909A.J. Park's Electric StudioCopy print made from SCV2a above.
Identification of residences and neighborhoods printed in
margins of photo.
Caption on image: Panoramic View from Geo. W. Elliott's
Residence, 1907 10th Ave. North, in Center of Seattle on July 18, 1909
MxxxSCV3not usedM291SCV4View west from Phinney Ridge across Ballard with
Olympic mountain range in background1990Seattle TimesCopyright 1990 by Seattle Times.
Appeared in The Seattle Times
newspaper February 23, 1990.
M291SCV5a-bLooking northwest across Fremont
Canal from Queen Anne toward Ballard1908? Panorama in 2 pieces.
This is the left-hand portion of a longer panorama with
SCV5d-e (see below). The center panel SCV5c between the two is missing.
Shows the 14th Ave. bridge and Northern Pacific Railroad
trestle to the right, Ballard in the background, Salmon Bay to the left.
M291SCV5d-eLooking northeast across Fremont Canal toward Ballard,
Phinney Ridge, Fremont and the west end of Lake Union, with the future site of
the Lake Washington Ship Canal in the foreground, viewed from North Queen Anne,
Seattle1908? Panorama in 2 pieces.
This is the right-hand portion of a longer panorama with
SCV5a-b (see above). The center panel SCV5c between the two is missing.
Shows the B.F. Day School between N. 39th St., Fremont Ave.
N., N. 40th St., and Linden Ave. N. in the center of the photograph. The Lake
Washington Ship Canal extends to about 8th Ave. N.W. in this photograph before
merging into the Salmon Bay Waterway.
M291SCV6View from Capitol Hill looking
northeast showing Portage Bay, University of Washington, and Union
BaySpring 1936Don Coburn?Written on verso: U.W. from Capitol Hill.
M293SCV7Railroad tracks and businesses on
Westlake Avenue between Galer and Newton Streets Taylor 2377E-2377HApril 11, 1935Robt S. Taylor?Panorama in 4 pieces.
Businesses include National Neon Co., Seattle Laundry Tray
Co., Lake Union Foundry, Rainoil Products Co.; Sun Beem Neon Corp., Independent
Sheet-Metal Co., QRS Neon, Roy Garrison & Son Trucks for Hire, Washington
Brick, Lime & Sewer Pipe Co., Majestic Furnaces, Northwest
Distilleries.
M293SCV8View of downtown Seattle from rooftop
of 1213-1217 2nd Avenue1904?Panorama in 5 pieces.
Copy prints from original negatives.
P1SCV10View of the University of Washington and city north
and east of the campus looking toward the Cascade Mountains1976Ted Larson PhotoThe mountains in the Cascade Range are all identified.
M293SCV11View through trees across Greenlake1906Pillsbury Picture Co M291SCV12Acacia Memorial Park cemetery and mausoleum on Bothell
Way, with Olympic Mountains in the backgroundbetween 1931 and 1940? Hand-colored.
M295SCV13View from Safeco Tower #1
[view of Lake Union and surrounding areas, Seattle]September 11, 2006Mel CurtisGroupsM293SGM1Seattle Fire Department showing Firehouse No. 10 at
3rd Ave. S. and S. Main St., horse drawn hose wagons and steam
pumper 1915?A.B.C. Davis(?) Foto Written on verso: William Schwab is 8th from left. Photo taken
at 2nd and Occidental.
PanXH4SGM2Large Russian group gathered to memorialize May 1,
1920, SeattleMay 1, 1920Northwestern Photo, SeattleTranslation of writing in Russian on photograph: At the grave
of our fallen comrades, May 1,1920.
Groups - ChurchM292SGMC1Group in front of buildings
identified as First Presbyterian Church and Earle Dye Works,
Seattlebetween 1900 and 1925?Donaldson Photo Art Co., SeattleM294SGMC2Split panorama with Seattle skyline on top and
members of the Columbia Lutheran Conference below, SeattleMarch 7-12, 1916Donaldson Photo News Service, Seattle, WACaption on top image identifies 44 numbered geographical
features, buildings and streets.
Groups - SchoolM294SGMS1Large group of Asian and white
children and adults, some in costumes and masks, gathered outside Pontiac
School, Seattlebetween 1908 and 1911The Pontiac School opened in the Sand Point area of Seattle
in 1908. It operated for 4 years, closing in 1912.
Seattle BusinessesPanXH4SBU1Interior of Augustine and Kyer grocery store, 815-817
First Ave., Seattle1919PanXH4SBU2Isaacson Iron Works, 2917 E Marginal Way S on the
Duwamish East Waterway, Seattlebetween 1940 and 1949Patterson-MacDonald Shipbuilding CompanyM292SPM1 Patterson-MacDonald Shipbuilding Company plant,
Seattle (Nowell 120)June 25, 1918Frank Nowell, Seattle M292SPM2Launching of the Steamship Bellata by the Patterson-MacDonald Shipbuilding Company,
Seattle (Nowell 113)April 7, 1918Frank Nowell, Seattle Shows four ship bays with three ships partially built and
people gathered at the fourth ship which is ready for launching.
M292SPM3Launching of the Steamship Birriwa by the Patterson-MacDonald Shipbuilding Company,
Seattle (Nowell 131)June 27, 1918Frank Nowell, Seattle Shows four ship bays with three ships partially built and
people gathered at the fourth ship which is ready for launching.
M292SPM4Launching of the Steamship Bundarra by the Patterson-MacDonald Shipbuilding
Company, Seattle (Nowell 118?) May 20, 1918Frank Nowell, Seattle Shows four ship bays with three ships partially built and
people gathered at the fourth ship which is ready for launching.
RegradesM291SCR1Denny Hill No. 2 Regrade --
BeforeApril 16, 1928James P. Lee Denny Regrade neighborhood looking north from the vicinity of
Lenora St. and 5th Ave. before the second phase of the Denny Hill Regrade was
begun.
Caption on image: Before Denny Hill No. 2 Regrade (Photo
taken April 16, 1928). Contract awarded Sept. 14, 1928. Area: 92 Acres--38 City
Blocks--Max. cut 89 ft. 4,216,158 Cu. yds. Earth moved by belt conveyor to
Elliott Bay and dumped by automatic scows. Contract under supervision of City
Eng.
M291SCR2Denny Hill No. 2 Regrade --
AfterSeptember 22, 1931James P. Lee Denny Regrade neighborhood looking north from the vicinity of
Lenora St. and 5th Ave., shortly after completion.
Caption on image: After Denny Hill No. 2 Regrade (photo taken
Sept. 22, 1931). Contract completed Aug. 9, 1931. Total cost completed
improvement including 123,100 Sq. Yds. Con. Pavt. 20,204 Lin. Ft. sewers.
14,246 Lin. Ft. Cl. Watermains. 33,900 Sq. Yds. Con. Walks and removal of earth
from priv. prop. $1,885,240. Contract under supervision of City Eng.
WaterfrontSWA1number not usedM294SWA2Five-panel panorama looking north along the waterfront
and east toward downtown Seattle (Curtis 3184)1902Asahel Curtis P2SWA3View from harbor of Seattle
waterfront including the Skinner & Eddy Corporation1918Frank H. NowellWritten on photo: Plant of Skinner & Eddy Corporation.
M292SWA4Seattle waterfront with
shipsbetween 1914 and 1920Frank H. Nowell Published by Lowman & Hanford Co., Seattle. Printed on
verso: information about the Port of Seattle, Import and Export Business, and
Public Docks.
M294SWA5View from West Seattle, showing
Colman Creosoting Works, Fisher Flour Mills, Ames Shipbuilding and Drydock Co.
and the Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Co. , Harbor Island,
Seattlebetween 1912 and 1917?Probably photographed as one negative with a Cirkut
camera.
M294SWA6View of waterfront 1907F.V. Clancy Photo is 2 inches in height.
M292SWA7Port of Seattle1925Pierson Photo Co., Seattle Caption on photo: Port of Seattle, Gateway to Alaska, Siberia
and the Orient.
M?SWA8View of battleships in harbor with Seattle in the
backgroundbetween 1914 and 1920PanXH4SWA9 Hand-colored panorama postcard featuring Hotel Lincoln
and Seattle Public Library with Puget Sound and mountains in
backgroundbetween 1906 and 1920Lowman & Hanford Co., SeattleThe mountains and several other details were drawn or enhanced
by hand.
Caption on postcard: Hotel Lincoln, The Tourists Hotel of the
Sound.
SWA10number not usedMSWA11The Heart of Greater
Seattle Seattle waterfront with photographs of Seattle buildings
surrounding main image1908Will HudsonMSWA12Four miles of waterfront
with ships in the bay, and photographs of Seattle buildings surrounding main
image1903Erig HeggWashington StateAberdeenM294WAB1Saw mills and lumber yards owned by Wilson Brothers
Co. and the S.E. Slade Lumber Co., Aberdeen, Washingtonbetween 1905 and 1910?5-part panorama affixed to backing.
BellinghamM294WBE1View of South Bellingham railroad and McKenzie Avenue
May 3, 1918Sandison Photo 3-part panorama.
M292WBE2Panorama of Bellingham Bay, downtown Bellingham and
Whatcom Fairgrounds 1903?Hann3-piece panorama.
BremertonM292WBR1Panorama of Bremerton and Puget Sound1911Mercer, BremertonP2WBR2Spectators watching U.S.S. Missouri depart from Bremerton Naval Shipyard (Karabaich
#105A)May 23, 1998Ron Karabaich, Old
Town Photo Co., TacomaCaption on photo: USS Missouri making her final departure for
permanent residence in Pearl Harbor Hawaii, from Bremerton Naval Shipyard 23
May, 1998, 16:35.
PanXH8WBR3Waterfront view of Navy yard, Bremerton1908Romans Photo Co, Panorama postcard.
CarnationP1WCA1Carnation Stock Farm livestock,
farmland, and farm buildings, near Carnation, Washington (89365?)between 1920 and 1930?Painted in white paint on front: Carnation Stock Farm - Two
miles from Carnation, Washington.
ConcreteM292WCO1Panorama of Concrete, WashingtonJuly 22, 1910E.M. Dennis, ConcreteEcho LakePanXH8WEL1Echo Lake, Washingtonbetween 1910 and 1920? Written on verso: Echo Lake on line Seattle Everett RRy. To be
returned to: Seattle Everett RRy Co, "A" Coleman Bldg, Seattle Wash.
EndicottM292WEN1Men with horses and harvesting equipment in field,
possibly Charles farm, near Endicott, Washington1921R.R.HutchisonCaption on photo: C.M. Smith Oufit, 1921. Handwritten on
photo: Charles Farm, 1918, near Endicott, Whitman county.
Photo is in 3 parts, possibly missing a 4th part.
EverettM294WEV1Birds-eye view east from Wetmore Ave. along Hewitt
Avenue of downtown Everett, Washington 1916?Copy print of a probably Cirkut photograph.
Business signage includes Robbins Transfer Co., Wetmore
Bakery, The Maize Cafe, Hotel Virginia, Drifted Snow Flour, Agnew Hardware,
Childs and Christianson Hardware, Central Theater, A.A. Mast Blank Book Mfc'r,
Hotel Holton.
PanXH8WEV2Construction of the first 747 RA001 Boeing airplane in
airplane hangar in Everett, Washingtonbetween 1966 and 1969Grand CouleeM294WGC1View of Grand Coulee landscape (Chappell
23)Chappell, Wilbur, Washington HoquiamP2WHO1View of Hoquiam town, mill, and harbor1914Charles F. Hill Photo, Washington IndexM294WIN1View of Index, Washingtonbetween 1926 and 1929Picket Photo Co KentPanXH8WKE1Pacific Coast Condensed Milk Co. (later Carnation),
Kent1915?Pacfic Coast Condensed Milk was the manufacturer of Carnation
Milk. The company changed its name to Carnation Milk Products Company in 1916,
then again to simply The Carnation Company in 1929
Stamped on photograph: PROOF.
Copy print.
Mount RainierM294WMR1Two men on Mount Rainier surveying
landscape below, showing Jake's Summit Trail1917Pierson & CoCaption on photo: The Great Sentinel of the West, Mt. Rainier.
14408 feet. Handwritten on photo: Showing Jake's Summit Trail.
Image is hand-colored.
Written verso: For lonesome Laurie.
M294WMR2Eastern part of Mount Rainier
National Park (Curtis 40714, 40715, 40716, 40717)1920Asahel Curtis, SeattleFrom accompanying material: ...on left is Tatoosh Range, South
of Paradise, Phanapecosh Park and glacier to right. The proposed road enters
through valley at left, crosses center and goes out down valley on right.
4-part panorama.
M292WMR3Mount Rainier (Curtis 42185, 42186,
42187) 1921?Asahel Curtis, Seattle. 3-part panorama.
M292WMR4Mount Rainier and Spray
Parkbetween 1920 and 1930?Asahel Curtis, Seattle. 4-part panorama.
M294WMR5Mount Rainier(Curtis
55?66)1929?Asahel Curtis,
Seattle 5-part panorama.
Gift of Asahel Curtis Studio, 1942.
P1WMR6Mount Rainier National Park (Curtis
56807)1930?Asahel Curtis, Seattle, Washington.6-part panorama.
Gift of Asahel Curtis Studio, 1942.
PanXH8WMR7Mount Rainier from Paradise Meadows
between 1910 and 1950?2-part panorama.
Port DiscoveryM294WPD1 Port Discovery Bay MillW.T. Worthington.Caption on image: Port Discovery Mills, Moore & Smith,
Proprieters.
Two-piece copy print of original photograph which hung over
bar at Discovery Bay Lodge.
Port GamblePort LudlowP1WPL1Port Ludlow, Washington showing
residences, Admiralty Hotel, fields, sawmill with worker housing and Ludlow
BayMay, 1907Plummer, Seattle5-part panorama.
M294WPL2View of Port Ludlow, Washington as
seen from Ludlow BayJune, 1907 Plummer, SeattleM294WPL3Four sailing ships docked at Port
Ludlow, Washington, as seen from the bayMay, 1907Plummer, SeattlePort TownsendPanXH8WPT1Composite etching of Port Townsend1880? Includes waterfront area, First National Bank building, Clapp
& Feuerbach Banker building, Custom House, log cabin described as "First
house in Jefferson County W.T. built at Port Townsend in 1851," Mt. Baker,
Mountain View Hotel, and larger birds'eye-view with the following numbered and
labeled items: 1. Mount Rainier, 2. Public Schoo,l 3. Olympic Mountains, 4.
U.S. Military Post, 5. Irondale Iron Mines and Reduction Works, 6. Mt.
Baker.
Printed on image: Port Townsend, Washington Territory.
PyshtPysht is a community on a small inlet at the wide mouth of the
Pysht River on the Strait of Juan de Fuca in north central Clallam County. This
Indian name, meaning fish, has been spelled in almost every possible form.
M294WPY1Headquarter Camp of Merrill and Ring Logging Co.
showing offices, dining hall, garage and infirmary, in Pysht,
Washington 1916?Clark Kinsey4-part panorama.
After purchasing the Pysht timberlands, Merrill & Ring
spent several years surveying, preparing to build a railroad, and building the
Pysht headquarters logging camp. By October 1916, there was a permanent
cookhouse and other camp buildings, including an office, an
infirmary/bunkhouse, a round house, the lodge and homes for married employees,
and a new school house.
RiversideM292WRV1View of Riverside, Washington and surrounding
areabetween 1920 and 19293-part panorama.
San Juan IslandPanXH8WSJI1Copy of sketch of British Camp on San Juan Island,
Washington1866A.D. Roland Caption on image: The R.M.L.I. Camp at San Juan Island -
December 1866. Written on image: British Camp 1866. Sketched by A.D. Roland,
Sergeant Battery I, 2nd Artillery.
Sedro-WoolleyM292WSE1View of Sedro-Woolley, Washington and surrounding
areaJuly 6, 1912C.B. MasonSnoqualmiePanXH8WSN1Lithograph of Snoqualmie Hop Ranch,
Washington1888 With inset etching of Snoqualmie Falls.
Printed on etching: Snoqualmie Hop Ranch, 420 Acres Hops,
Largest Hop Ranch in the World. Snoqualmie, Washington Ter.
Snoqualmie PassM294WSN2Small panorama of Cascade mountains in Snoqualmie Pass
area, Washingtonbetween 1920 and 1940?Typed caption affixed to front of image: Panorama from Sec. 6,
Twp. 21, Range 10 E., looking across Cedar River Valley, showing Mt. Baldy and
Bear Creek on left, at the head of cedar River Valley to the east. Mountains at
the head of Cedar River Valley obscured by snow storm. Elevation of camera 3600
feet.
Soap LakeM292WSL1Houses and farms at Soap Lake,
Washingtonbetween 1910 and 1940?R.J. YoungTacomaM294WTA1 Looking north along Pacific Ave. from about S. 15th
St showing the tideflats and manufacturing district to the right, Tacoma
(Boland E1527) 1922?Marvin D. Boland, Tacoma M294WTA2View of downtown Tacoma, river and bridge taken from
old City Hall (Boland E1674)September 19, 1923Marvin D. Boland, Tacoma Wynootche ValleyP1WWY1View of houses, road, and landscape in the Wynootche
Valley near Montesano, Washingtonbetween 1905 and 1915?Scarborough PhotoCaption on photograph: A Fertile Spot in the Wynootchee Valley
One Mile West of Montesano.
Unidentified Locations in WashingtonM292WZU1Photograph of a small town, probably in Washington
Statebetween 1914 and 1918M292WZU2Mountain tops and treesbetween 1914 and 19183-part panorama.
OregonCrater LakeM291OCR1Hand-colored panorama of Crater Lake with a view of
Wizard Island, Oregon1920s?Written on image: P-31.
Hood River ValleyM293OHR1Hood River Valley, Oregon1912George W. Slocum, Slocums Book and Art Store, Hood RiverAlaskaAnchorageP2AAN1Aerial view of downtown Anchorage, looking west up 4th
Avenue W. toward the the Chugach Mountains (Goldbeck 2719591)1959Goldbeck Includes port, some residences , Government Hill, railroad
yards, Northwest Airlines building, and many businesses on 4th Ave.
Printed in center of image: Anchorage, Alaska. All-American
City, 1959. Goldbeck photo no. 2719591. National Photo & News Service, San
Antonio, Texas.
One-piece panorama, possibly made with Cirkut camera.
BethelM291ABE1Panoramic view of Bethel,
Alaskabetween 1970 and 1990? 3-part panorama.
CordovaM293ACO1Panoramic view of Cordova,
Alaska1920s?H. A. IvesDouglasDouglas is a community on Douglas Island in southeastern Alaska,
directly across the Gastineau Channel from downtown Juneau.
M293ADO1Douglas, Alaska viewed from across Gastineau
Channel1906? To the far right is the shop of John Feusi, "Dealer in Indian
Curios." To the left of Feusi's Curio shop, in the same far right panel just
across from M.J. O'Connor's General Outfitter, stands the Orthodox Church of
St. Sava of Serbia, built in 1903. In the center of the panel 2nd from left
stands Our Lady of the Mines Church (Catholic Parish Hall), established by
Father John Rene in 1895.
4-part panorama.
Fort RichardsonP1AFR1Fort Richardson, Alaska (Goldbeck No.
151551)between 1919 and 1920?Goldbeck, E. O. , San Antonio, Texas "Mt. McKinley" is written on left side of photo, but no
mountain is visible in that area.
Eugene Omar Goldbeck (1891-1986) is best known for his
panoramic photographs and technical innovations such as expanding exposure time
and shooting onto a large palette with a wide negative. Goldbeck was an active
photographer well into his 90s.
KodiakM291AKO1Kodiak, Alaska and harbor as seen from the
waterbetween 1930 and 1950Becker Photo Company, Kodiak4-part panorama.
PanXH1AKO2Kodiak, Alaska, covered with 16" of ash after the
eruption of the Katmai volcano, June 23, 1912June 23, 1912P.S. Hunt2-part panorama.
Written on image: copyright 1912 by P.S. Hunt G3830-31. Taken
from same place as G1296-7.
NomeM291ANO1Bird's eye view of Nome, Alaska and
waterfrontbetween 1905-1909?F.W. SheelorSewardM291ASE1Panoramic view of Seward, Alaska
looking eastSeptember 6, 1905Evans and Anderson WrangellPanXH1AWR1Panoramic view of Wrangell,
AlaskaApril,
1922J.E. WorackHand-colored.
PanXH1AWR2Panoramic view of water and mountains
near Wrangell, AlaskaApril,
1922Hand-colored.
Unidentified Locations in AlaskaPanXH1AZU1Horse drawn cart at mining operation
site, Alaskaundated 2-part panorama.
HawaiiPanXH4HH1Waterfront view of Honolulu, Hawaii1905? Hand-colored postcard.
Printed on image: Waterfront view of Honolulu P.H.
Stamped on verso: Printed in Germany. In the first decade of the
20th Century, a majority of U.S. postcards were printed in Europe, especially
in Germany whose printing methods were regarded as the best in the world.
However, the trying years of this period, the rising import tariffs and the
threats of war, caused a swift decline in the cards imported, and by 1912, a
majority of all postcards were printed in England and the U.S.
On the harborfront, in the center of the postcard, is the
Oceanic Steamship Company. Although sailing ships were still in the majority
during the late-19th century, Oceanic established a direct, semi-monthly
steamer service between Honolulu and San Francisco in 1883.
MontanaPanXH4MT1Herd of sheep grazing near snow patches1913Laton Alton HuffmanCopyright 1913 by L.A. Huffman.
PanXH4MT2River with cattle herd and cowboy on horse1913Laton Alton HuffmanCopyright 1913 by L.A. Huffman.
Canada - British ColumbiaPanXH1CBC1Foley Welch and Stewart railroad company construction
camp, Fort George, British ColumbiaJune 25, 1913 2-part panorama.
Written on front: Foley Welch and Stewart's Railway Construction
Camp at Fort George B.C. June 25th 1913 No. 194. Copyright Canada by R.W. [cut
off].
Fort George (15) (1807-1911) was a North West Company trading
post/fort first established by Simon Fraser in 1807 at present day Prince
George, British Columbia.
Canada - Yukon TerritoryDawsonM293CDA1Adams Hill seen from #6 Bonanza Mine
near Dawson, Yukon Territorybetween 1900 and 1901Kinsey & Kinsey 3-part panorama.
The image has names printed on it identifying Gold Hill,
Cheechaco Hill, and Adams Gulch.
M293CDA2Town of Dawson and Yukon
River1901Kinsey & Kinsey 3-part panorama.
CDA3not usedPanXH1CDA4Looking east over the Yukon River toward
DawsonMay 15, 1904 Written on image: Dawson City Y.T.
International - EuropePanXH4IE1Birds-eye view of Hamburg, Germany1909 Printed on front: Panorama vom Festplatz des XVI. deutschen
Bundesschiessens zu Hamburg 1909.
Postcard printed in Germany.
International - AsiaPanXH4IA1Waterfront view Hong Kongbetween 1905 and 1909? Hand-colored postcard.
PanXH4IA2Waterfront view of Shanghai, Chinabetween 1905 and 1909? Hand-colored postcard.
Large Groups At ConventionsAmerican Amateur Press AssociationM291GCAA1Cirkut panorama of group at
Convention of the American Amateur Press Association, Pacific Lutheran
University, Tacoma, Washington1990Ted Larson, EdmondsAmerican Federation of LaborPanXH2GCAL1 65th Convention of American Federation of Labor, held
at the Morrison Hotel, Chicago, IllinoisOctober 7-18, 1946Burke & Dean Photo, ChicagoPanXH2GCAL268th Annual Convention of the American Federation of
Labor, St. Paul, MinnesotaOctober 3, 1949Schwang PhotoPanXH2GCAL3First Constitutional Convention of the American
Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO), New
York CityDecember 5, 1955Alexander Archer, NYCSigns on tables identify various worker groups, such as "Doll
& Toy Workers." Two raised platforms are crowded with newsreel
photographers.
AFL–CIO, in full American Federation of Labor–Congress of
Industrial Organizations, American federation of autonomous labour unions,
formed in 1955 by the merger of the AFL (founded 1886), which originally
organized workers in craft unions, and the CIO (founded 1935), which organized
workers by industries. After years of rivalry, the two organizations merged in
1955. The merger brought together an existing 10 million members of the AFL and
4.5 million of the CIO.
American Pharmaceutical AssociationM291GCAP1Group at the 83rd Annual Meeting of
the American Pharmaceutical Association, in front of the Multnomah Hotel in
Portland, OregonAugust
5-10, 1935B.L. Aldrich American Urological AssociationPanXH2GCAU1Members of the American Urological Association at the
Olympic Hotel, SeattleJuly 1-3, 1929J. J. KneisleWritten on front of photo: Photo by J.J. Kneisle 122 - N. 81 -
SU.4626.
Cascade Tunnel ConventionPanXH2GCCT1Third Annual Cascade Tunnel
Convention at the Olympic Hotel, SeattleOctober 29, 1927Columbia UniversityPanXH2GCCU1Banquet for the N.Y. Skin and Cancer Unit, N.Y. Post
Graduate Medical School and Hospital, Columbia University, at the New York
Athletic Club, New York CityMarch 19, 1935Empire Photographers, New YorkIncluded are musical trio on stage and film projector and
screen.
Handwritten on verso: To Dr. Allan with compliments from G_er
[illegible].
Heroines of JerichoM291GCHJ1Grand High Court of Heroines of
Jericho, Portland, OregonJuly
16-19, 1950 Theodore Mentzer, PortlandWritten on image: Grand High Court of Heroines of Jericho,
Calif. Jurisdiction, Prince Hall Affiliation.
The Heroines of Jericho is an offshoot of Prince Hall
Freemasonry, a branch of North American Freemasonry for African Americans
founded by Prince Hall on September 29, 1784. Prince Hall Freemasonry is the
oldest and largest (300,000+ initiated members) predominantly African-American
fraternity in the nation.
International Association of Park Commissioners of the
Pacific CoastPanXH2GCIP19th Annual Convention of
International Association of Park Commissioners of the Pacific Coast, probably
held in Vancouver, British ColumbiaJuly 12-20, 1927A.I. Commercial Photo Service, Vancouver, B.C.Stamped on verso: A.I. corporate emblem with PICTURES tell the
STORY at a GLANCE - SEV. 510, 525 Pender St. W., Vancouver, B.C.
Pacific Northwest Medical AssociationPanXH2GCPM1Pacific Northwest Medical Association members at
meeting, SeattleJune 19-21, 1923J. J. KneisleSeattle Medical SocietyM293GCSM1Members of the Seattle Medical Societybetween 1910 and 1920M.D. Boland, Tacoma Sons and Daughters of NorwayM291GCSN1Sons and Daughters of Norway convention, Everett,
WashingtonJune 10-19, 1942Donaldson Photo, Bothell, WAUnited Mine Workers of AmericaM293GCUM1Members of United Mine Workers of America at their
34th Constitutional Convention in Washington, D.C. (5164)January 1936Schutz Photo, Washington, D.CVasa Orden of AmericaM291GCVA1District Lodge Pacific Northwest No. 13 of the Vasa
Orden of America Fifth Annual Convention, Hoquiam, WashingtonSeptember 1-3, 1917The Jones Studio, Aberdeen-Hoquiam, WAThe Vasa Orden was a Swedish-American organization.
Washington State Council of CarpentersPanXH2GCCC1Attendees of 12th Annual Convention of Washington
State Council of Carpenters in front of the Lee Hotel, Enumclaw, WA1931J. J. Kneisle, SeattleWashington State Federation of
LaborM291GCWF1Members of Washington State
Federation of Labor at their 13th Annual Convention in Raymond,
WashingtonJanuary
19-23, 1914Lidell Studio, Raymond M291GCWF2Members of Washington State
Federation of Labor at their 14th Annual Convention in Olympia,
WashingtonJanuary
18-23, 1915Aldrich Photo Co., Tacoma M291GCWF3Members of Washington State Federation of Labor at
their 17th Annual Convention in Aberdeen, WashingtonJune 24-28, 1918Espedahl [Espedal] P1GCWF4Members of Washington State
Federation of Labor gathered at their 18th Annual Convention, Bellingham,
WashingtonJune
16-21, 1919J.J. Kneisle, Photo Union 16076, Seattle M293GCWF5Members of Washington State Federation of Labor with
youth marching band, some displaying newspapers announcing the opening of the
State Labor Convention, Vancouver, Washington (Marcell 526)July 11-15, 1921MarcellPanXH2GCWF6Members of the Washington State Federation of labor at
their 21st Annual Convention at the Navy Yard Hotel, Bremerton,
WashingtonJuly 10-15, 1922Turner and Kneisle PhotoPanXH2GCWF7Members of the Washington State Federation of labor at
their 22nd Annual Convention, Bellingham, WashingtonJuly 9-12, 1923J.J. KneisleWashington State Federation of Women's
ClubsM291GCWW1Washington State Federation of
Women's Club members at their convention in Centralia, Washington1914 or
1915 Boland, M.D Written on verso: Mrs. Chris (Eliza) Graham, 2nd row center,
facing to her right - white hat - talking to Mrs. (John) Price from
Cosmopolitan Club, Sno[homish], 2nd row center, facing to her left.
Washington State Graduate Nurses AssociationM291GCWN1Members of Washington State Graduate Nurses
Association at the 33rd Annual Convention Picnic, Forest Park, Everett,
WashingtonJune 16, 1938Donaldson Photo Co., Bothell, WAWashington State GrangeM293GCWR1Washington State Grange members at Golden Anniversary
(50th) convention in Vancouver, WashingtonJune 13-16, 1939B. L. Aldrich, Portland, Oregon Young People's Luther LeagueM291GCYL1Young People's Luther League, North Pacific District
members at first annual convention at Our Saviors Lutheran Church in Tacoma,
Washington (Aldrich 1012)June 24-26, 1921B. L. Aldrich Jr., Tacoma, Washington Large Groups At EventsDedications and Opening CeremoniesM293GED1Dedication of the memorial for Lt. William Slaughter,
and Corporals Berry and Clarendon who were killed by Indians on December 4,
1855 (Boland E-1160)May 31, 1919Boland, Tacoma, WA A crowd of 200 attended the dedication of the monument erected
by the Washington State Historical Society at the site north of Auburn,
Washington. W.L. Blackwell, president of the Historical Society presided over
the event. Reverend C.L. Andrews read a paper on William Slaughter and Frank
Cole of Tacoma gave a talk on the history of monuments. Acting Governor Louis
F. Hart accepted the monument on behalf of the state and L.C. Smith, County
Commissioner accepted it on behalf of King County. Ezra Meeker gave some
reminiscences of those days and told of his personal acquaintance with Lt.
Slaughter.
Engraved on memorial: In memory of Lieutenant Wm. A.
Slaughter, Corporals Barry and Clarendon who were killed by Indians 125 feet
east of this, December 4, 1855.
P1GED2President Franklin D. Roosevelt
speaking before large crowd at Grand Coulee Dam in Central Washington (Boland
E2733)August 4, 1934M.D. Boland, Tacoma, WA ExpositionsM291GEE1Members of the Pacific Coast Oto Opthalmological
Society at the Panama Pacific International Exposition in San
FranciscoJune 15-17, 1915Donaldson Photo Co., San Francisco Photo is printed in two parts: the top is a view of the
exposition grounds and buildings and the bottom is the group of people.
M291GEE2Members of Independent Order of Good
Templars gathered at Panama Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, CA
(845-P)August
18, 1915Cardinell-Vincent Co., San Francisco M293GEE3Members of Pacific Logging Congress
gathered in front of outdoor tree display at the Panama Pacific International
Exposition in San Francisco (1091-P)October
21, 1915Cardinell-Vincent Co., San FranciscoPicnics and recreational eventsP1GER1Members of the Washington State Socialist Party #1,
including Edmonds Mayor Yost and Mr. Bartlet, gathered for Anti-World War I
picnic in Edmonds, WashingtonJuly, 1916 PanXH2GER2Washington Co-Op Egg Association group of employees
and families from Seattle and Tacoma at Lincoln Park, probably Tacoma,
WashingtonAugust 16, 1924Boland, Tacoma (E1781) P1GER3Henderson motorcycle riders with their motorcycles at
1st Annual Picnic, Granite Falls, Washington May 20, 1918The Hopkins Co., Seattle Caption on image: Compliments of Vernon and Son. Henderson
Agents.
In October 1911 the Henderson Motorcycle Company of Detroit,
Michigan announced the production of a new 4-cylinder motorcycle at the cost of
$325. They were the fastest motorcycles of their time, and appealed to sport
riders. Despite its success in racing and setting transcontinental long
distance records, the company folded in 1931 during the Great Depression.
Other eventsM291GEO1Mayor Cotterill, City Council, Park
Board and Tilicums at the City Stadium Site for an event sponsored by the West
Side Womens Improvement Club in SeattleAugust
17, 1912Pierson & Co PanXH2GEO2"Henry R. King" class at Scottish Rite
reunionMay 12, 1923M291GEO3Group at funeral for Sohei Ogawa, Hoquiam,
WashingtonJuly 1918Geo. K. KiyotaSohei Ogawa died July 4, 1918.
M293GEO4Bothell School Band at the Rose Festival, Portland,
Oregon1940Theo Mentzer, PortlandPhotographer stamp on reverse: "Mentzer, The Photographer. 203
N. E. Russell St. Portland, Ore."
Large Groups - MilitaryMilitary Groups - Centralia, WashingtonM293GMC1United Spanish War Veterans, 12th
Annual Encampment held by the Department Washington-Alaska in Centralia,
WashingtonJune
22-25, 1915Aldrich Photo Co
,Tacoma, Washington Military Groups - Fort Lewis, WashingtonM291GML1Soldiers in front of 8th Company
16608 (?) building at Fort Lewisbetween
1914 and 1918Brown & Scott: Camp Lewis Photographers Written on image: #58.
M293GML2Company B 316th Engineers AEF (Cole
& Co. 472-L)April
17, 1919Cole and Co., Asbury Park, NJGeorge Drisdale identified on photograph. Caption on
photograph: Original Camp Lewis Boys - Capt. F.W. Bush Jr.
Written on verso: W. War #1 Picture - My step-grandfather:
George Drisdale.
M291GML3R.T.C. D-103 soldiers at Fort Lewis (Hogue
546)between 1940 and 1950Hogue Printed on verso: Camp Photo Shop 18th & Nebraska.
PanXH3GML4Soldiers at Fort Lewis, 91 Abetween 1945 and 1950?Fort Lewis Sentinel, Fort Lewis, Washington PanXH3GML5Soldiers at Fort Lewis, 144 HQbetween 1940 and 1950 Military Groups - IdahoPanXH3GMF1Company 565-44 Regiment 5, Battalion
17 at U.S. Naval Training Center, Faragut, IdahoJune 16,
1944Accompanying material: List of pictured sailors.
Military Groups - New
JerseyM293GMJ1Base Hospital #50 of the American
Expeditionary Forces, Camp Merritt, New Jersey (Cole & Co.
479-L)April
20, 1919Cole & Co., Asbury Park, NJLarge Groups - Political, Judicial,
GovernmentalMiscellaneousPanXH3GPM1Permanent Court of International
Justice, Opening Ceremony, Palace of Peace, The Hague, NetherlandsFebruary 15, 1922Composite photo.
Names of Justices handwritten on photo: Negulesco; Jovanovich;
Anzilotti; Altamira; Nyholm; Weiss; Loder (President); Finlay; Moore; Oda;
Huber; Beichmann; Hammarskjold (Registrar).
M291GPM2Washington staff of the Securities and Exchange
Commission, Washington D.C. (Schutz 5096)September 23, 1935Schutz Photo,
Washington D.C.Washington StateP1GPW1Members of the Washington State
Senatebetween 1913 and 1915 M291GPW2Portrait of members of the Washington
State Senate, 13th Session1913Jeffers and Khan Written on verso: Sen. Nichols.
Large Groups -- MiscellaneousBoards of Directors, MembersM293GSED120th Annual Recreation Congress, Wardman Park Hotel,
Washington, D.C. (Schutz 4830)October 1-5, 1934Schutz Photo, Washington. D.C Written on verso: Mrs. A.E. Griffiths (Ella) 3rd one on
left-front with white "lapels." Judge A.E. Griffiths is 9th from left (hands
one over the other) next to Mrs. Edison(?).
PanXH3GSED2Board of Directors of National
Recreation Association at the White House, Washington, D.C. (Schutz
4232)April 13, 1931SchutzPhoto taken on the occasion of the 25th Anniversary of the
Association.
From accompanying material: L to R: Otto T. Mallery, Mrs.
Charles D. Lanier, F. S. Titsworth, Gustavus T. Kirby, Joseph Lee, President
Herbert Hoover, Howard S. Braucher, Carl E. Milliken, Mrs. Arthur G. Cummer,
Austin E. Griffiths, Mrs. Edward W. Biddle, J. C. Walsh, William
Butterworth.
M291GSED3Washington State Medical Association members in front
of high school building, Everett, Washingtonbetween 1905 and 1915? EmployeesPanXH3GSEE1American Cracker Company Employees,
SeattleMay 17, 1933MillerPanXH3GSEE2National Bank of Commerce employees at party given by
Manson F. Backus at his home in the Highlands, Shoreline, Washington
between 1920 and 1930Signed on photo: M.F. Backus.
Written on verso: Mr. Backus seated on log in center with hat
on knee.
M291GSEE3APuget Sound Power and Light Company employees at 8th
Ave. and Roy St., Seattle1927? Copy of GSEE3B below. GSEE3B is accompanied by 6 pages of
handwritten identifications of the employees cross-referenced with numbers
written on the photograph.
M291GSEE3BPuget Sound Power and Light Company employees at 8th
Ave. and Roy St., Seattle1927?Copy of GSEE3A. This copy B (donated by White and Wester) is
accompanied by 6 pages of handwritten identifications of the employees
cross-referenced with numbers written on the photograph.
M293GSEE4Construction crew for Sunset Airport,
later re-named Geiger Field and the Spokane International (Libby
20300)1941Charles A. Libby, SpokaneWritten on photograph: Sunset Airport. Clifton & Applegate
+ Henry Georg. CTS's.
PanXH3GSEE5Crew at Wood and Iverson, Inc. shingle mill, at French
Creek near Snohomish, Washingtonbetween 1900 and 1912?Axtell Photo, SeattleThe Wood & Iverson Lumber Company was started in 1898 by
William W. Wood and Iver C. Iverson. The company's first shingle mill was
located east of Snohomish in an area called French Creek. In May 1912, after
logging out the area around French Creek, the company was relocated to Hobart
in King County.
TransporationPanXH4TRA1Seattle, Lake Shore and Eastern Railway locomotive and
tenderbetween 1886 and 1892Cab is lettered S.V. White.
TreesP1ZTR1aLogger topping tall pine
tree1912?John C. Cress, SeattleM292ZTR1bLogger topping tall pine tree (probably
Cress 17800)1912?John C. Cress, Seattle This is a cropped version of ZTR1a.
Photographer is probably Cress. Written on image: 17800.
M292ZTR2Tall pine tree in forest (Cress
19209?)between 1904 and 1931?Written on image: 29209.
Probably photographer is Cress.
M292ZTR3Man at base of tall Douglas fir in
forest, with Dan W. Gibson's poem "The Fir Tree" printed below1928Chas. Laidlaw, SeattlePrinted beneath poem: Copyright 1928 United Pacific Casualty
Insurance Company.
Same photograph as ZTR5.
M292ZTR4Tall cedar tree in forest (Cress 29210?)between 1904 and 1931?Probably photographer Cress 29210.
M292ZTR5Man at base of tall Douglas Fir in forest between 1904 and 1931John D. Cress, SeattleSame photograph as ZTR3.
Photographer signature on photo with copyright mark.
M292ZTR6Man with axe at base of tall cedar tree in forest (Cress
15248)between 1904 and 1931?John D. Cress, Seattle