University of Washington Libraries, Special CollectionsPH0748Rind, MartinMartin Rind
photograph collectionapproximately 1830-1969approximately 1910-1940211 photographic prints (1 box and 3 folders) ; various sizesCollection materials are in
English.Photographs of
Jewish philanthropist Martin Rind and extended family, and the family business,
the Milwaukee Sausage Company in SeattleMartin Rind was born in Seattle in 1920. His mother, Bertha Rind, born
Levinson, was a native of Galesburg, Illinois and a long-time resident of
Chicago. His father, Max Rind, was part of a large German-speaking Jewish
family from the village of Hroby in Bohemia, a province of Austria at the time.
Members of the Rind family had immigrated to the United States over the years
from 1904 to 1908, settling first in Chicago, then in the Queen Anne
neighborhood of Seattle. For several years, Max and his five sisters—Matilda,
Elsa, Heda, Eda, and Rudla—as well as his parents, Albert and Theresa,
Theresa’s widowed brother-in-law Charles Stastny, and Charles’s three children,
all lived in the same house. Even when Matilda Rind married Hugo Jassny, a
native of Silesia, in 1914, the couple took a house only a few blocks away.
Also nearby were Theresa’s brother Albert Kohn and his wife Sophie, as well as
Theresa’s sister Louise Weil, with her husband Sam and their two daughters.
After completing his schooling, Max Rind went to work in his uncle
Albert Kohn’s wholesale business, the Puget Sound Merchandise Company. In the
1920s, he and his brother-in-law Hugo Jassny started a business of their own to
supply casings to makers of kosher sausage, the Pacific Coast Casing Company.
Over time, they extended the business into the manufacture of sausage for the
wider non-kosher market. In the 1930s, Jassny sold his share of the business to
the brothers Joseph and Robert Seifert, and the company was renamed the
Milwaukee Sausage Company. As a young man, Martin Rind worked in the company’s
retail outlet in the Pike Place Market. After graduating from the University of
Washington in 1941 and serving in the US Army during the Second World War, he
returned to work for the company, eventually becoming its general manager.
After the death of his father in 1958, Martin bought the Seiferts’ share of the
company and became its sole owner and chief executive. While running the
business he started a second one, the Milwaukee Import Company, to import meat
for processing. The latter became his sole business after he sold the Milwaukee
Sausage Company in 1971.
In 1949, Martin married Bernice Mossafer, a Seattle native. Her
parents, David and Serena Mossafer, were Sephardic Jews who had immigrated from
the isle of Rhodes, at the time a part of Turkey. Martin and Bernice became
leaders in support of the arts and Jewish organizations in the Seattle area,
notably the Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle and the Jewish Community
Center. They had four children. Martin continued to run his business until ill
health forced his retirement in the late 1990s. He died in 2002, Bernice in
2018. Their remains lie side by side in Hills of Eternity cemetery, on Queen
Anne Hill.
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 parade in Seattle.
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This collection consists of photos formerly in the possession of
members of the Rind family. Theresa Rind, born Kohn (1860–1936), married Albert
Rind (1848–1930) around 1882. They and their seven children are depicted in
photographs in this collection, along with siblings, in-laws, descendants, and
other relatives and associates.
The children of Theresa and Albert Rind are as follows:
1. Berthold (1883–1957) pursued a career as an engineer in Zagreb,
Croatia. He married Margareta, also known as Gretl (1890–1968; maiden name
unknown), in 1921.
2. Matilda (1885–1965), also known as Tillie, married Hugo Jassny
(1879–1949). Matilda and Hugo had two children: Paul (1915–2000) and Helen,
married name Shekter (1917–2006).
3. Elsa (1887–1946), also known as Elsie, married the widowed Charles
Ignatz Stastny in 1910. Charles had married Bertha Kohn (1873–1908), a sister
of Theresa Rind, in 1892. Charles and Bertha had three children: Felix
(1894–1980), Selma (1896–1989), and Arthur (1897–1952). Felix Stastny married
Minnie Brown (1900–1983). They had two children: Bertha Rose Stastny
(1926–1997) and Charles Ira Stastny (1928–2001). Selma Stastny married Philip
Freedman (1890–1954). Arthur Stastny does not appear in this collection of
photographs. Felix Stastny's papers are in UW Library's Accession No.
2437-001.
4. Hedwig (1889–1984), known as Heda (pronounced "Hedda").
5. Max (1891–1958) married Bertha Levinson (1885–1968) in Chicago in
1917. Bertha was born in Galesburg, Illinois, to Isadore Levinson (1862–1931)
and his wife Anna, born Kallen (1861–1906), both of them immigrants from the
western edge of Russia (now Lithuania). Isadore and Anna Levinson had three
other children: Esther (1887–1975), Lillian (1889–1978), and Paul (1896–1974).
Max and Bertha Rind had two children: Anna (1918–2015) and Martin (1920–2002).
Martin married Bernice Mossafer (1923–2018) in Seattle in 1949. Anna Rind lived
in San Francisco after World War II.
6. Eda (1893–1992). Her name was originally written "Ida"; she changed
the spelling in the US to preserve the pronunciation (with "E" as in
"Edith").
7. Rudla (1898–1987), originally Rudolfine, became a medical doctor in
Chicago and married Cornelius Burns in 1925.
The collection is open to the public.
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Donor: Martin and Bernice Rind, January 1985; June 28, 1990.
Processed by Esther Benson and Ryan Hard, 2008; Megan Churchwell,
2010.
Transferred on August 20, 1990 from Martin Rind Papers, Accessions
4237-001 through 4237-006.
Rind
Family Papers, Accession No. 4237-001 .
Martin
Rind Oral History Interview, Accession No. 3603-001 .
Bernice Rind Papers, Accession Nos. 3714-001 and
3714-002 .
Felix
Stastny Papers, Accession No. 2437-001 .
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Albert and Theresa Rind, extended family, and
descendantsSeries 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.
Albert and Theresa RindXD31Portrait of Albert Bernard
KohnUnknownJames Bushnell,
SeattleFather of Theresa Kohn Rind.
1/12Portrait of Theresa and Albert
Rindbetween 1908 and 1920James & Merrihew,
Seattle and Tacoma, WA OS43Portrait of Albert and Theresa Rind
and their children 1909?Wills & Vreeland,
Seattle 1/14Theresa RindSeptember 25, 19191/15Theresa RindJuly 25, 19211/16Theresa Rind with man and
womanbetween 1920 and 19301/17Theresa and Albert Rindbetween 1920 and 19301/18Theresa Rind in front of the Rind
family homebetween 1920 and 19301/19Theresa Rind sitting on steps of Rind
family home, 1912 2nd NWbetween 1920 and 1930Extended family and descendants of Albert and Theresa
RindXD310Portrait of Saxl extended family, probably in Pořín,
Bohemia (now Czech Republic)between 1898 and 1901Written along top of mounting, then smudged as by erasure:
Saxl family. Rinds - [illegible, maybe "1st cousins"?]. Theresa Kohl Rind.
Felix Stasny. Bertha Kohn Stastny. Otta. Al-[illegible, could be Albert?].
Berthold Rind.
1/211Portrait of Max, Elsa, and Tillie
Rind1908Masure,
Chicago1/212Elsa and Heda Rind and young woman
seated outdoors 1910?Rind extended family photograph album1/313aMax Rind rowing boat with
woman 1910?1/313bTillie Rind Jassny (reclining) and
Heda Rind outdoors 1910?1/313cTwo men outdoors 1910?1/313d-13eBoats in harbor 1910?1/313f-13gMax Rind, Felix Jassny, Tillie Rind
Jassny, Selma Stastny Freedman, Hugo Jassny and friend sitting on a log
outdoors 1910?1/313h-iSelma Stastny Freedman, Felix Stastny
and Hedwig Rind outdoors 1910?1/313jSelma Stastny Freedman, Max Rind,
Hedwig Rind, Hugo Jassny, Tillie Rind Jassny and Felix Stastny 1910?1/313kWoman, Felix Statsny, Hugo Jassny,
man, Selma Stastny Freedman, Tillie Rind Jassny, Max Rind and Heda
Rind 1910?1/313lMax Rind, Heda Rind and Hugo and
Tillie Jassny and others 1910?1/313mMan standing on fence post with two
other men in background 1910?1/313nSelma Stastny Freedman, Hugo and
Tillie Jassny, Max Rind, Heda Rind and others 1910?1/313oMan standing on fence post with two
other men in background 1910?Rind extended family and
descendants1/414Bertha, Max and Eda Rind with Felix
Stastny joking around 1920?1/415-16Group picture with Theresa, Bertha,
Anna and Martin Rind, and Helen and Paul Jassny19231/417-19Group picture including Theresa,
Heda, Eda and Bertha Rind with Heda's boss, Mr. McManus, at outdoor
picnicAugust 18, 19271/420Heda, Bertha, and Elsa Rind in front
of houseJune 9, 1929Written on verso: 'Our new "flapper fad" dresses - donated by
George Pabst'
1/421Martin and Eda Rind standing on a
dock1933Weil cousinsLouise Weil, born Kohn (1870-1957) was a sister of Theresa Rind.
After immigrating to the United States in 1888, she lived first in Chicago,
then in Cleveland, where she married Sam Weil (1856-1922). They had two
daughters, Sylvia (1897-1967) and Ruth (1899-1947). The family moved to Seattle
in the first decade of the 20th century. After the death of Sam, Louise
supported the family by operating a small ice cream parlor.
1/522Portrait of Louise Weil with
daughters Sylvia and Ruthbetween 1920 and 1930 1/523Max and Anna Rind, Hugo, Paul and
Helen Jassny, and Ruth Weil standing in front of three cars 1928?1/524Theresa Rind, Tilly Rind Jassny,
Ruth, Louise and Sylvia Weil seated outdoorsbetween 1935 and 19401/525Theresa and Eda Rind, Louise, Sylvia
and Ruth Weil standing outdoors with cars and buildings in the
backgroundAugust 27, 1935Berthold Rind and wife GretlBerthold was the eldest child of Albert and Theresa. He and his
wife remained in Europe.
1/626Berthold Rind with University of
Prague classmate and "lifelong friend" 1900?Morton's, Liverpool,
Leeds & Douglas1/627Group picture including Berthold
Rindbetween 1930 and 19401/628Berthold Rind, seatedbetween 1930 and 1940 1/629Berthold Rind seated with two
dogsbetween 1930 and 19401/630Berthold Rind in Zagreb,
Croatia19481/731-32Gretl with pet dog on street in
Zagreb, CroatiaJuly 1928 1/733-34Portrait of Gretl and Hammy with pet
dog 1930?Tonka, Zagreb,
Croatia1/735Portrait of Gretl and Hammy with
older woman 1930?Foto Ströminger,
Prague, Czechoslovakia1/736Portrait of Gretl in Zagreb,
CroatiaFebruary 19411/737Portrait of Berthold and Gretl
RindMay 1932Tonka, Zagreb,
Croatia1/738-39Portrait of Berthold and Gretl
Rindbetween 1930 and 1940Postcards sent to Theresa Rind and Elsa Rind Stastny by
Berthold and Gretl Rind1/840Buildings and river in Maribor,
Slovenia19311/841Town and surrounding hills of
Jesenice, CzechoslovakiaOctober, 19321/842Outdoor pool in Sarajevo,
Bosnia19351/843Town and surrounding fields of Mt.
SchönbergAugust 29, 19381/844-45Church in Šibenik,
Croatiabetween 1930 and 19401/846Waterfall in Šibenik,
Croatia19391/847Men rowing boat and buildings in
background, Šibenik, CroatiaJuly 30, 19391/848Sailboats in the harbor of Šibenik,
Croatia 1940?1/849Town square in Šibenik,
Croatia 1940?1/850City and harbor of Šibenik,
CroatiaNovember 27, 19401/851Terazia Place in Belgrade,
SerbiaFebruary 17, 19391/852Church of St. Blasius, Dubrovnik,
Croatia 1940?1/853Buildings in Belgrade,
SerbiaFebruary 9, 1940Rind and Stein families in Tábor, BohemiaRelatives of the Rind family who lived in Bohemia.
Eleonore Stein (1856-1942) was Albert Rind's sister. She married
Adolph Stein in 1908. All the remaining members of the Albert Rind family in
Hroby sailed from the port of Bremen less than two weeks later. At the age of
86, the widowed Eleonore was tranported to the ghetto of Terezin by the Nazis,
where she died of the harsh condition with a few days.
1/954Albert, Theresa, Eda and Heda Rind
with Albert's sister Eleonore and her husband Adolph Stein (b.
1843) 1908 1/955Albert, Theresa, Eda and Heda Rind
with Adolph and Eleonore Stein standing in front of inn 19081/956Portrait of Eleonore
Stein 1904?A. Wildta, Tábor,
BohemiaHroby, BohemiaThe children of Theresa and Albert Rind lived in Hroby, Bohemia
before the family immigrated to the United States in the early twentieth
century.
1/1057Fields in foreground, with
unidentified buildings in background 1920? 1/1058View of a castlebetween 1920 and 19301/1059Panský Hostinec (inn)between 1920 and 19301/1060Fields and buildingsSeptember 1965Felix StastnyColor photograph.
1/1061CastleSeptember 1965Felix StastnyColor photograph.
1/1062School houseSeptember 1965Felix StastnyColor photograph
1/1063Felix Stastny and Alois Šimeček in
front of birthplace of Rind childrenSeptember 1965On verso: Birthplace and home (remodeled) of all the Rind
children. With Alois Šimeček their "Shabes goy" Felix Stastny at rt.
Children and grandchildren of Albert and Theresa
RindIncludes the six children of Albert and Theresa and their
families. Series is arranged from firstborn to lastborn.
Matilda Rind, her husband Hugo Jassny, and children
Helen and Paul1/1164Portrait of Matilda Rind 1904Schächtl-Vosecek,
Tábor, Bohemia1/1165Helen Jassny standing next to her
cousin Anna Rind in stroller 1920?1/1166Helen Jassny as a small
child 1920?Written on verso: mud pies.
1/1167-70Helen and Paul Jassny as small
children 1920? 1/1171Helen and Paul Jassny with
grandmother, Theresa Rindbetween 1920 and 19301/1172Helen and Paul Jassny
outdoors 1925?1/1173Hugo and Paul JassnySeptember 26, 1926Written on verso: Proud dad and his chum Paul out the N.S. of
our house.
1/1174Hugo and Paul Jassny 1926?Written on verso: How about this (sheck?) and maybe "daddy"
isn't proud of him.
1/1175Rind and Jassny family on
beachJune 25, 1932Eight people depicted, including Helen and Paul Jassny, their
mother Matilda, Theresa Rind, and other members of the Rind family.
1/1176Paul Jassny in WWII
uniformMarch 1945Elsa Rind with husband Charles Stastny and Stastny
descendantsElsa and Charles Stastny1/1277Portrait of Elsa Rind1904William L. Koehne Bush Temple of Music, Chicago1/1278Portrait of Elsa Rind Stastny with
Charles Stastny 1910? 1/1279Elsa Rind Stastny at Rind family
home at 1912 2nd NW in Seattle 1930?1/1280Elsa Rind StastnyJune 24, 1934Felix Stastny and Selma Stastny (children of Elsa and
Charles Stastny)Felix was born in August, 1894, and Selma in April, 1896.
OS481Portrait of Elsa Rind with Charles
Stastny with Charles' children, Felix and Selma 1909? 1/1382Felix and Selma Stastny fishing
with friends 1910? 1/1383Selma Stastny swimming with
classmates / Felix Stastny fishing 1910?Two photos glued together
1/1384Group picture with Felix
Stastny 1910?1/1385-86Felix Stastny in Boy Scout
outfit 1912? 1/1387Portrait of Felix Stastny in U.S.
Army uniform, World War I 1917? 1/1388Postcard sent to Felix Stastny
showing two men in a car 1920? 1/1389Portrait of Felix
Stastny 1930?Grady,
SeattleSelma Stastny1/1490Portrait of Selma
Stastny 1910?Christy Studio,
Seattle1/1491-94Selma Stastny outdoors with other
young women 1910? 1/1495Selma Stastny fishing with young
woman 1910? 1/1496-97Selma Stastny swimming with young
women 1910?1/1498Young man and two young women
seated outdoors holding rifles 1910?Woman on right is probably Selma Stastny.
1/1499Selma Stastny with classmates
holding tennis rackets at Queen Anne High School 1910?Felix Stastny's wife Minnie Stastny and their children
Bertha Rose Stastny and Charles Ira Stastny1/15100Minnie Stastny with Helen Jassny
standing next to a car 1922? 1/15101Minnie Stastny seated outdoors with
Eda Rind and Elsa Rind StastnyMay 11, 1924Written on verso: Waiting for our chauffer [sic].
1/15102Minnie Stastny outdoors with Eda
Rind and another woman, possibly roasting marshmallowsMay 19241/15103Felix Stastny holding baby
(probably Bertha Rose) 1927?1/15104-105Bertha Rose and Charles Ira Stastny
as children 1930? 1/15106Bertha Rose and Charles Ira with
the Stastny's maid Margaret 1930?1/15107Bertha Rose Stastny 1930?1/15108Charles Ira Stastny with toddler
and dog 1932? 1/15109Bertha Rose Stastny 1932?1/15110Bertha Rose Stastny in uniform
after WWII 1950?Hedwig (Heda) Rind1/16111Portrait of Heda Rind 1905?Antonin Wildt, Písek,
Bohemia1/16112Heda RindApril 30, 19221/16113Heda Rind with two unknown women
standing in rocky landscapebetween 1940 and 1950 1/16114-115Hedwig Rind, possibly at Eda Rind's
cabinbetween 1950 and 1960Color photographs.
Max and Bertha Rind and familyBertha Levinson Rind's familyLevinson family includes Anna Kallen Levinson (mother of
Bertha Rind), Esther Levinson (sister of Bertha), Paul Levinson (brother of
Bertha)
1/17116Portrait of Anna Kallen Levinson,
Bertha Rind's mother 1880?1/17117Bertha Levinson and others seated
in a car in Chicago 1906? 1/17118Esther and Bertha Levinson as
school girls in Galesburg, Illinois 1908? 1/17119Esther and Bertha Levinson wearing
hats1915 1/17120Paul Levinson standing in front of
American flag in uniform, WWI 1915? 1/17121Paul Levinson sitting at a desk in
uniform, WWI 1915? Max Rind1/18122Max Rind with Theresa Rind (mother)
in front of housebetween 1930 and 19401/18123Max Rind in front of the Rind
family homebetween 1930 and 19401/18124Max Rind walking down a
streetSeptember 21, 1940 Bertha Rind1/19125Bertha Levinson in
Chicago 1915? 1/19126Bertha Rind with John Hay Grammar
School Mothers Group, Queen Anne in Seattle, WAbetween 1930 and 1940 1/19127-128Bertha Rind with Hadassah Bridge
Group 1950? Max and Bertha Rind1/20129Portraits of Max and Bertha
Rind 1915?James Bushnell,
Seattle 1/20130Max and Bertha Rind in front of
Rind family homeOctober 1931 Max and Bertha Rind with children Martin and
Anna1/21131Max and Bertha Rind seated with
baby Anna Rind1919 1/21132Max and Bertha Rind with Martin and
Anna Rind19211/21133Bertha Rind standing with Martin
and Anna Rind 1923?1/21134Bertha Rind with Martin and Anna in
front of an archway carved from a tree at Arlington, WA 1926? 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"
1/21135Martin and Anna in a goat-cart in
front of the Rind family home, Queen Anne, Seattle, WA 1926? 1/21136Rind family home in Queen Anne,
Seattle with car parked outsidebetween 1916 and 1930 1/21137Max Rind with son Martin Rind in
front of the Rind family home 1930?Martin Rind1/22138Martin Rind in baby
stroller 1921? 1/22139Martin Rind as a
toddlerNovember 27, 1922Written on verso: Marti in his 1st pants.
1/22140Martin Rind, about two years
old 1923?1/22141Portrait of Martin Rind holding a
ball, about two years old 1923? 1/22142Martin Rind, about four years
oldApril, 1925 1/22143Martin Rind seated in toy pedal car
with aunt Eda RindApril 1925 Written on verso: Me and my 'Napoleon'.
1/22144Martin Rind, age 5, with granduncle
Albert Kohn and grandmother Theresa Rind1925 Written on verso: Once in a while, mother smiles.
OS4145Portrait of Bernice Mossafer, age
12, standing with harp 1935?Bernice Mossafer was born in 1923 to David and Sarah
Mossafer of Seattle. At age 11 she began playing the harp professionally. She
retired from touring at age 23 when her mother grew ill. Martin and Bernice
married in 1949 and had four children.
1/22146Martin Rind sitting at banquet
table at Israel Bonds "Man of the Year" event with Yitzhak Rabin standing at
podium1969 Anna Rind1/23147Anna Rind in front of Rind family
home in Queen Anne neighborhood, Seattle1924 1/23148Class picture with Anna Rind at
John Hay School, Seattle1932Frank Jacobs, Inc 1/23149Anna Rind, 24 years old, in WAVE
uniform during WWII1943Don Bosco Eda Rind1/24150Eda Rind about 4 years old with
dog 1897?1/24151Four snapshots of Eda
Rind 1905?1/24152Eda Rind posing outdoors, aged
12 1905? 1/24153Eda Rind posing with two young women
(classmates) and a dog outdoors1907Written on verso: Eda Rind upper left classmates - Queen Anne
High (?) Left Europe 1908 15yrs 1907 photo.
XH6154Panoramic photo of Eda and Elsa Rind
with large group of families on dock in Eagledale, WAAugust 17, 1924J.J. Kneisle, SeattleCaption on photo: 2nd Annual Picnic Puget Sound Notion Co.
XH6155Eda and Elsa Rind with large group on
touring boat Lillico in harbor of Eagledale,
WAJune 1, 1925J.J. Kneisle, Seattle Caption on photo: 3rd Annual Picnic of the Puget Sound Notion
Co.
1/24156-157Eda Rind with others at Mt. Baker,
WAJuly 4, 1929 1/24158Eda Rind on horseback with mountains
in backgroundAugust 2, 1930 1/24159Eda Rind sitting on steps of Rind
family homeMay 16, 19311/24160Eda Rind washing a car outside Rind
family homeOctober 18, 1931 Written on verso: In My Lounging Pajamas - Washing my car.
1/24161Photographic postcard depicting the
Los Angeles City Hall to Eda Rind from Bertha and Max RindDecember 28, 19371/25162Eda Rind at her cabin on Cedar River
in Maple Valley, WashingtonJune 13, 19521/25163Eda Rind, Blanche Kohn (cousin) and
Heda Rind at Eda's cabin, Maple Valley, Washington19521/25164Eda Rind sawing wood near her cabin,
Maple Valley, Washington 1952?1/25165Eda Rind outside near her cabin,
Maple Valley, Washington 1952?1/25166Eda Rind's cabin on Cedar
River 1952?1/25167Eda Rind opening file
cabinetbetween 1950 and 19691/25168-169Eda Rind in her cabin October 1965?Color photographs.
Rudla Rind1/26170Three snapshots of Rudla Rind at
10-12 years old 1908? 1/26171Portrait of Rudla1913Christy Studio,
Seattle1/26172Class picture of Rudla with
classmates 1915? 1/26173Rudla with other woman in school
uniformbetween 1920 and 19301/26174Rudla in school uniform with her
mother Theresa Rind and a classmate from Queen Anne Highbetween 1920 and 19301/26175-176Bertha Rind, left, and Rudla, center,
with other women outdoors19251/26177Graduation portrait of Rudla, Rush
Medical College, Chicago19251/26178Rudla escorted by man at her outdoor
wedding 1925?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).
1/26179Portrait of Dr. Rudla
Rindbetween 1940 and 1950 1/26180Rudla at Mt. St. Helensbetween 1940 and 1950 Milwaukee Sausage Company/ Pacific Coast Casing Company,
Seattle, WA1/27181Employees standing outside Pacific
Coast Casing Company building1923Cowan Photo,
Seattle 1/27182Milwaukee Sausage Company building,
2900 Fourth Avenue Southbetween 1920 and 1930 1/27183Martin Rind, age 8, standing on the
Milwaukee Sausage Company car 1928? 1/27184Milwaukee Sausage Company
carJune 25, 1932 Written on verso: Milwaukee Sausage Co's new Studebaker
1/27185Karl (possibly Karl Dambacher), Eda, BJ
and Anna standing on steps of Milwaukee Sausage Company building at 2900 Fourth
Ave S. in SeattleJuly 19371/27186Rind family including Heda, Tillie,
Eda, Elsa, Max, and Rudla, sitting on building steps of the Milwaukee Sausage
Companybetween 1940 and 1950 1/27187Eda Rind and others at the Milwaukee
Sausage Company 1960?1/27188Eda Rind and Milwaukee Sausage Company
staff sitting at dinner table at the company officeMarch 1962Color photograph.
1/27189-191Max Rind and staff of Milwaukee Sausage
Company at Pike Place Market 1967? 1/27192-193Max Rind standing outdoors with staff
of the Milwaukee Sausage Company 1967?1/27194Eda Rind with two men at the Milwaukee
Sausage Company 1967?MiscellaneousUniversity of Washington and Seattle1/28195Statue of George Washington,
University of Washington 1918? This statue was originally erected for the
Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition (AYPE) in 1909.
1/28196Raitt Hall, University of
Washington 1918? 1/28197Parrington Hall, University of
Washington 1918? 1/28198Forestry Building, University of
Washington 1918? This building was built for the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific
Exposition (AYPE) in 1909.
1/28199Denny Hall, University of
Washington 1918? 1/28200Music Pavilion, University of
Washington 1918? The pavilion was built for the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition
(AYPE) in 1909.
1/28201Group of young men, probably on
University of Washington campus 1918? 1/28202Group of men and women posed on the
steps of a University of Washington building 1918? 1/28203Aerial photo of Magnolia Bluffs and
Garfield Bridge, Seattle, taken from an airplaneJanuary 1933The Hart Studio,
SeattleThe bridge was constructed in the late 1920s and is now
known as the Magnolia Bridge.
Parade in Seattle1/29204-206Independence Day parade on 2nd Ave.,
Seattlebetween 1909 and 1913 Written on verso of Item 205: Chicago WWI.
Miscellaneous postcards and drawing1/30207Postcard depicting dresser in salon
of home, possibly in Tábor, Czechoslovakiabetween 1920 and 19301/30208Postcard depicting dining room and
bedroom of home, possibly in Tábor, Czechoslovakiabetween 1920 and 19301/30209Postcard depicting dining room of
home, possibly in Tábor, Czechoslovakiabetween 1920 and 19301/30210Postcard depicting kitchen of home,
possibly in Tábor, Czechoslovakiabetween 1920 and 19301/30211Ink drawing of lady and
rabbitsundatedWritten on photograph: Portrait of a certain person in the
latest mode a la white phlannel.