Henry Hart Spalding (1839-1898), business owner and operator of Almota, WA, was the son of Henry Harmon Spalding (1803-1874) and Eliza Hart Spalding (1807-1851), pioneer missionaries in the Pacific Northwest. His sons, including Marcus W. Spalding (1897-1975) and Horace H. Spalding (1881-1962), and Frederick Eugene Spalding (1885-1928), were actively engaged in various businesses in Almota.
This bound volume reflects account activity for a warehouse at Almota, Washington, owned by the Spalding family. The name Eugene Spalding appears at the front of the volume. The volume was repurposed at a later time as a recipe book, with clippings pasted in and accompanying notes. These additions obscure the account information recorded on some leaves.
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Spalding Warehouse Account Book, 1902-1905 (Cage 5018)
Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections, Washington State University Libraries, Pullman, WA.
The volume was purchased from Richard Sasaki in 2011 (MS 2011-22).
Henry Harmon Spalding Papers, 1836-circa 1968
Spalding Family Papers, 1877-circa 1920s
Horace H. and Belle R. Spalding Interview Transcript, 1960
Spalding Mission, Lapwai Press Collection, circa 1800-2011
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