Mickey Neylan photograph collection, circa 1900-1970
Table of Contents
- Overview of the Collection
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Biographical Note
- Content Description
- Use of the Collection
- Administrative Information
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Detailed Description of the Collection
- Snapshots, circa 1900-1970
- Snapshots, circa 1900-1970
- Snapshots, circa 1900-1970
- Mickey Neylan and Bob McNamara; Mickey Neylan with group (Bob Bernett, Jack Goodwyn, W. Ferris, Ted Stephens, Hugo Naegele, Geo. Tiths (?), Harry Sharts), circa 1900-1970
- Mother Jones, circa 1900-1930
- Unidentified individuals, circa 1900-1970
- Group portraits, conferences and conventions, circa 1900-1970
- Unidentified groups., circa 1900-1970
- Typographical Union strike, undated
- Photographs of a plaque that reads "Former headquarters and printing plant of the Seattle Union Record (191?-192?) Harry E.B. Ault, editor and manager", circa 1900-1970
- Union Printer's Home and grounds, undated
- Equality Colony, Bow, Washington, circa 1900
- Miscellaneous, undated
- Unidentified man, undated
- Names and Subjects
Overview of the Collection
- Collector
- Neylan, Mickey
- Title
- Mickey Neylan photograph collection
- Dates
- circa 1900-1970 (inclusive)18951970
- Quantity
- 185 photographic prints
- Collection Number
- PH0449
- Summary
- Photographs of family, friends, and trade union members, especially members of the Typographical Union
- Repository
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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
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Permission of Visual Materials Curator required to view originals. Contact Special Collections for more information.
- Languages
- English
Biographical Note
Miss Mickey Neylan was Secretary to the Secretary of the Seattle Typographical Union Local #202, a long established AFL trade union. She apparently started as secretary to her brother Harry Ault at the Seattle Union Record.
Content Description
The collection consists of black and white and color photographs and informal snapshots of family and friends and members of various trade unions especially the Typographical Union. Also included are 10 mounted photographs of the Equality Colony, Bow, Washington showing various activities of the Washington utopian community. In addition, images show portraits of Mother Jones (undated); Typograpical Union members on strike (undated); various conventions, meetings, etc.
Use of the Collection
Restrictions on Use
Restrictions may exist on reproduction, quotation, or publication. Contact Special Collections, University of Washington Libraries for details.
Administrative Information
Return to TopDetailed Description of the Collection
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Description: Snapshots19 black and white photographic prints and 1 tintype
Identified individuals: May Valcauda, Alice Lord, George Listman (Trade printer), Woodruff Randolph (Sec. Treas. International Typographical Union), A.K. Hanson, Homer S. Bone, Dick Barthelmess (?), Sam Story, Louis Kopelin, Bill Lawton, David Blaker (1920? child), Stewart White (Pear;'s nephew, child), Chas. McAllister (child), Jim Henderson, Alice Packard, Elizabeth De Sota Herald, "Dade" Percot(?) (welterweight boxer), Tom Egan, Mary Holden.
Dates: circa 1900-1970Container: Folder 1 -
Description: Snapshots59 black and white photographic prints
Identified individuals: Bob and Irene Scofield, Janney Sallent, Ken Waller, Robert Emmett Mulligan, Aaron Wendell, Major Whitty, Leif Nelson, Bernice Northern, Pat Rawlins, Frank Cunningham, John Gattis, Jerry Fonteyne, Joe Berggren, Pete Adamson, Freddy Anderson, Lillian Wilson, Abe Rue, Billy Finjord (Sinjord?) ( Seattle Union Record), John C. Gergory, Vern P. Roush, H.O. Estes, Danny Ferguson, Robert J. Cropley and wife, Einar Carlson, Joe Amiott, Ed Gustavson, Art Hanlyn, Harvey Schulstad, Jack Knisely, Joe Allen, Jack Sills, Nick Roselli, Paul Hanneman, Robert Ferris, Robert H. Cartwell (?), Harold Pinkerton, Lowell D. King, Roy Olmsted, Al Shoemaker, Don Petrie, Frank Rust, George Rogers, Johnny Sorenson, Billie Sparks, Elmer Brown, Ivan Saylor, Arne Fermstad, Jim Henderson, Bob McCafferty, Robert Cardwell, Jack Goodwyn, Bob Burnett, R.L. Wertlinger, Glenn Burger, Lillian Wilson, Earl Kamhout, Leon Aller, Al Bridges, Bill Lawton.
Dates: circa 1900-1970Container: Folder 2 -
Description: Snapshots27 color photographic prints
Identified individuals: Chas. Frawley Stephens, Mr. and Mrs. A.W. Schroweder, Wm. P. Hunt (Printer) and daughter Cecilia Scott, Georhe Rogers, Elisa and Daniel Pupko (?), Dick Patterson and wife, Wimberleys [Mr. and Mrs.], Sue Hartley, Ethel & Geo. Jones, Robert Herman, Einar Carlson's daughter Birgit, Einar Carlson, Jenny Wilma Westerlund, Dorothy & Grant Welbon, Hazel & Henry Wigen.
Dates: circa 1900-1970Container: Folder 3 -
Description: Mickey Neylan and Bob McNamara; Mickey Neylan with group (Bob Bernett, Jack Goodwyn, W. Ferris, Ted Stephens, Hugo Naegele, Geo. Tiths (?), Harry Sharts)2 photographsDates: circa 1900-1970Container: Folder 4
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Description: Mother Jones2 black and white photographsVilliers, Alki Point, Seattle (photographer)Dates: circa 1900-1930Container: Folder 5
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Description: Unidentified individuals13 photographsDates: circa 1900-1970Container: Folder 6
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Description: Group portraits, conferences and conventions7 photographsDates: circa 1900-1970Container: Folder 7
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Description: Unidentified groups.26 black and white photographic printsDates: circa 1900-1970Container: Folder 8
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Description: Typographical Union strike3 black and white photographic prints
Identified individuals: Ray Nivison, Major Whitty, Bob Mulligan
Dates: undatedContainer: Folder 9 -
Description: Photographs of a plaque that reads "Former headquarters and printing plant of the Seattle Union Record (191?-192?) Harry E.B. Ault, editor and manager"2 color photographsDates: circa 1900-1970Container: Folder 9
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Description: Union Printer's Home and grounds12 black and white photographic printsDates: undatedContainer: Folder 10
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Description: Equality Colony, Bow, Washington10 mounted black and white photographs
Includes images of the carpenter shop; view taken from berry field; in the creamery; press room; Apartment house no. 3; saw mill; nursery; group of women and children (Lulu Ault; Lulu, Mama, Miskel, Harold, Howard, Gladys, Hershel); Socialist picnic, Bow, Washington, circa 1907; Lulu Ault, Miskel Ault, Justice (Babe) Monnich.
Dates: circa 1900Container: Folder 11 -
Description: Miscellaneous
1 photographic postcard of the Columbia River; 1 mounted photograph of steamerMountain Gemat unidentified landing;. 1 mounted photograph of the hydraulic lock at Peterborough, Ontario.
Dates: undatedContainer: Folder 12 -
Description: Unidentified man1 black and white photographic printDates: undatedContainer: Box:oversize OS3
Names and SubjectsReturn to Top
Personal Names
- Neylan, Mickey--Friends and associates
- Neylan, Mickey--Photographs
Corporate Names
- Seattle Typographical Union No. 202--Photographs
Geographical Names
- Equality Colony (Skagit County, Wash.)--Photographs
Names and SubjectsReturn to Top
Subject Terms
- Visual Materials Collections (University of Washington)
