Special Collections, University of Washington Libraries
Mickey Neylan photograph collection
Neylan, Mickey
PH0449
0.37 cubic feet
195 photographic prints in 1 box and 1 folder
1890-1992
1930-1960
Photographs from the Ault and Neylan families documenting relationships with labor and political movements including the Seattle Typographical Union #202, the International Typographical Union, and the Seattle Union Record, as well as Equality Colony in Bow, Washington
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Mickey Neylan was the Secretary of the Seattle Typographical Union Local 202, a trade union representing employees in the newspaper printing industry. Neylan began her relationship with the trade union as a secretary to her brother Harry (Erwin Bratton) Ault, editor of the Seattle Union Record. The Ault family background shows influences of the political ideology of the Socialist Democratic Party. They were residents and co-founders of the Equality Colony, a socialist community established in 1897 in Bow, Washington.
The Equality Colony attracted settlers committed to demonstrating the practicality of socialist living. Early colonizers included Ed Pelton and Carey Lewis. Among the families who joined the settlement were J.B. and Ruie Iler Ault, who arrived in 1898 with their children. Their daughter Miskel Adeline Maize "Mickey" Ault was born in the colony on April 18, 1900; she was one of eight children. Mickey's older brother, Harry E. B. Ault (1883–1961), left the colony in 1900 but went on to have a major influence in regional labor journalism.
Harry learned printing and newspaper work on Industrial Freedom, the colony's official newspaper (ca. 1898–1902), and later became editor and manager of the Seattle Union Record, a labor newspaper published by the Central Labor Council of Seattle, the predecessor to the King County Labor Council. Under his leadership, the Union Record grew from a weekly to a daily in 1918 and played a central role in reporting and interpreting the events leading up to the Seattle General Strike of 1919. The paper struggled financially through the 1920s and ceased publication in 1928.
After leaving the Equality Colony, Mickey became active in Seattle's labor movement. She initially worked as a secretary to her brother, Harry, at the Seattle Union Record, which began her long association with the printing and newspaper trades. She later served as Secretary of the Seattle Typographical Union Local 202, which was established in 1882 and represented newspaper printers in the region. Local 202 was part of the typographical workforce that voted in favor of joining the 1919 General Strike, though the international union ultimately prohibited participation because the required three-fourths approval threshold was not met. Local 202 later merged with other regional locals, forming Local 99 in 1974.
Mickey Ault married George Neylan on July 11, 1925, and, later, Lawrence J. Cunningham on March 25, 1944. She remained connected to the labor community throughout her life.
Mickey Neylan passed away on April 11, 2004.
Donated by Georgia Griffin and Justice Bridgeman on behalf of Mickey Neylan,
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Photographs from the Ault and Neylan families offer a compelling visual history of their personal and political worlds. The collection captures their enduring relationships with the labor and political movements of their time, from local Seattle chapters to national organizations. Images document the activities of the Seattle Typographical Union #202, the International Typographical Union, and the Seattle Union Record, while also providing rare documentary evidence—ten photographs—of the socialist Equality Colony in Bow, Washington. The scope broadens to include the national labor movement, featuring portraits of iconic figures such as Mary Harris "Mother" Jones, creating important insights through the lens of a personal experience of this transformative era.
The Equality Colony was a socialist cooperative settlement established in 1897 in Skagit County, Washington, by the Brotherhood of the Cooperative Commonwealth (BCC). The BCC, a Maine-based socialist political organization, emerged in 1896 from a faction of the Populist Party that sought to create model cooperative colonies as a first step toward transforming the nation into a "cooperative commonwealth." Although the BCC's long-term political aims were never realized, its short-term objective led to the founding of the Equality Colony, named after Edward Bellamy's book
Equality. The community operated until 1907.
Harry E.B. Ault papers, 1899-1956
International Typographical Union Local 99 records, 1882-1981
Mickey Neylan papers, 1892-1979
Peter L. Hegg Equality Colony photographs, 1898-1900
Seattle Union Records business records, 1903-1928
Arranged in 3 series:
SERIES 1: EQUALITY COLONY, 1898-1907
SERIES 2: UNION INVOLVEMENT, 1891-1975
Subseries A: Seattle Union Record, approximately 1891-1970
Subseries B: Seattle Typographical Union, 1928-1975
Subseries C: Union Printers Home, 1944-1952
Subseries D: Assorted Union Photographs and Labor Events, approximately 1891-1967
SERIES 3: FAMILY AND FRIENDS, approximately 1890-1992
Separated from the Mickey Neylan papers 4518 (Accession No. 4518-001) in 2008.
Processed by Elizabeth Pelley, 2019; Bianca Rossignol, 2025.
EQUALITY COLONY
1898-1907
Saw mill
1898
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Stamped by photographer: No. 4
Men and women with tools in carpenter's shop
1898
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Stamped by photographer: No. 8. Banner on wall reads: B.C.C. - Read - Industrial Freedom.
Men operating press machines
1898
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Stamped by photographer: No. 10. Written on verso: Large Press & Job Press Equality Colony Bow, Wa . Banner on wall reads: B.C.C. - Read - Industrial Freedom.
Men tending saplings in "nursery" field
1898
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Stamped by photographer: No. 17. Written on verso: Nursery Equality Colony James Bratton Ault in foreground, J.W. Monnich next to him
Men, women and children posed in front of Equality Colony apartment building
1898
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Photographer stamped: No. 14. Written on verso: Apt #3 [corrected to #2], Mama in doorway (Mrs. Ruie Ault, Lulu & Gladys Ault on log, Florence Pilton.
Equality Colony buildings seen from berry field in foreground
1900
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Written on verso: Equality Colony, Bow Wash Taken from berry field about 1900
Dairy equipment in the creamery room
approximately 1900
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Ault family members posed seated outdoors
approximately 1903
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Photographer: P.L. Hegg, Whatcom. Written on verso: Equality Colony, Lulu, Mama, Miskel, Harold, Howard, Gladys, Herschel.
Lulu Ault, posed against ferns
approximately 1903
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Written on verso: Lulu Ault, Equality Colony Bow, Wash
Group of children and adults posed outdoors at the Equality Colony Socialist Picnic
1907
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Written on verso: Back Row, 5th from left-Lulu Ault, Front Row on right-Justice (Babe) Monnich, 5th from right-Miskel Ault, Equality Colony Socialist Picnic, est 1907, Bow, Wa
UNION INVOLVEMENT
1891-1975
Seattle Union Record
approximately 1891-1970
Seattle Union Record Headquarters and Plant Tribute
Plaque, Aug, 1973
1973
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Young woman switchboard operator at Union Record, possibly named Maude
approximately 1923
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Young woman, May Valcauda, wearing dress with lace collar
approximately 1923
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Seattle Union Record employees posed for group photograph
1891
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Signs in background read "Seattle Union Record stands for Human Rights first" and "Seattle Union Record stands for Industrial Political Democracy." Identified people pictured: Jack Mundy, Frank Rust, Bill Ladd, George Listman, Tex Phillips, Art Dentler, Alice Lord, Frank Turco, E.B. Ault. A question mark follows the name Ernie Newsham.
Young man, Billy Finjord, wearing work apron
approximately 1920
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Seattle Typographical Union
1928-1975
Members at the head table at a union banquet
approximately 1940
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Union banquet
approximately 1940
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Dinner at restaurant
approximately 1940
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People identified on photographs: Leona, Arne Fermstad, Jack Gregory, Horace Imeson, Earl, Don Petrie, Nick Roselli, Paul Hanneman, Lillian Wilson, Abe Rue
Jack Goodwyn, R. L. Wartinger, Glenn Burger, Elmer Brown, and Bob Burnett
undated
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Elmer Brown, president of the International Typograpical Union
undated
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Woodruff Randolph, Secretary-Treasurer of International Typographical Union
1928
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Location of portrait identified on verso as Indianapolis.
Ivan Taylor
1969
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Union officials posed for group portrait
approximately 1969
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Identified on photo: Glenn Burger, Norm Cady, R.L. Wartinger, Evin McDonald, R.E. Burnett, Gordon Renfro
Union officials posed for group portrait
approximately 1969
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Identified on photo: Bill Morin, Bob Burnett, "Mister" Dixon, Glenn Burger
Jack Kniseley and two other men, perhaps at recognition ceremony
approximately 1969
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Harvey Schulstad shaking hands with R.L. Wartinger
approximately 1969
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Group of people, probably union members, in front of airplane
approximately 1940
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Written on verso: Bookbinder, Bradley, Pressman, Johnson, Coughlan, Ross Jrety, Matthenson, Cy Haglis, Delivery girl, Office
Ed Gustavson and Einar Carlson walking along a city street
approximately 1940
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Written on verso: Ed and Einar out for walk!
Ed Gustavson and young son Karl near a stream
approximately 1940
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Written on verso: Ed Gustavson and his son Karl, Consolidated Press
Robert J. Cropley, his wife and daughter
approximately 1950
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This novelty photograph makes it appear as though the Cropleys are on the screen of a television set.
Ken Waller with his wife in Alaska
approximately 1940
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Jenny Tallent seated outdoors
approximately 1940
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Pete Adamson standing in front of building identified as a men's dormitory
1949
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Written on verso: This snapshot was taken by Chris Christian of 202, and has entrance to men's dormitory for background. I wanted main building or Pike's Peak to back me up but Chris said: "You can buy all the buildings for a few cents and Pikes Peak is only a midget compared with our Mt. Rainier" so we compromised, and that's how I looked Nov. 19, 1949.
John C. Gregory and Vern Roush
approximately 1950
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Group of men, probably at union event
approximately 1950
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Men and women at union banquet
approximately 1950
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Written on verso: Joe Allen
Honorary plaque with names and World War II service dates of Seattle Typographical Union No. 202 Members
approximately 1950
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J. B. McNamara showing Mickey Neylan a document titled "Random Facts about Seattle"
approximately 1950
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Bob McCafferty, Jim Henderson,
unidentified man and Jerry Fonteyne
approximately 1930
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Jerry Fonteyne outdoors
approximately 1920
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Al Bridges and Joe Amiott on Seattle Typographical Union No. 202 parade float
approximately 1920
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Float banner reads: Look for the union label on all printing magazines.
Joe Amiott
approximately 1920
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H. O. Estes, back turned as he works on machinery
1943
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Written on verso: Thought you might get a kick out of this-and others , too-if the suggested caption points out the funny aspect. HOE
H. O. Estes, with others, probably at recognition event
1953
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Written on verso of item 54: I made a speech! HOE, 3-23-53
Roy Olmsted with printing equipment
approximately 1950
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Written on photograph: How's this?
Roy Olmsted in sailor uniform with woman wearing lei, against Hawaiian
Island background
approximately 1950
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Men, including Earl Kamhout and Leon Aller, and women around banquet table
approximately 1950
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Men and women, including Lillian Wilson, at event
approximately 1950
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Lowell D. King seated in front of typewriter at console
approximately 1966
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Robert Ferris, Robert H. Cardwell, and
Harold J. Pinkerton at union election table
1966
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Calendar in photo indicates November, 1966
Major
Whitty and Bob Mulligan wearing placards during Typographical Union during union action against Hoiles Papers
approximately 1950
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Placards read: Hoiles papers unfair to Typographical Union.
Ray
Nivision wearing placard during union action against Seattle Times
approximately 1950
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Two men wearing placards during union action in front of the Record
Chronicle office, Walla Walla, Washington
approximately 1950
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Placards read: Record Chronicle unfair… please don't patronize.
Union members around table with a Labor's Daily issue headlined "Court Upholds Right to Strike during Talks"
approximately 1950
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Men at event, possibly for retirees or members of the Seattle Typographical Union No. 202 Old Timers Club
approximately 1960
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People identified: Freddy Anderson, John Gattis, Danny Ferguson, Gowler.
Seattle Typographical Union No. 202 Old Timers Club posed for portrait, Mickey Neylan kneeling in front row
1961
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People identified in news clipping, item 76
Portrait of Old Timers Club of Seattle Typographical Union No,
202 in clipping from publication
1961
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Pictured: A.W. Gowler, Walter Craig, C. K. Christian, Hugo Naegle, B. C. Hagen, Al Haubner, Elmoor Anderson, Theo Stefens, Peter J. Adamson, George Titus, Harry P. Sharts, Fred A. Anderson, Paul G, Schnier, Dan Ferguson, John Caughlin, Richard Packard, Edward C. Olliffe, R. E. Burnett (president), Mickey Neylan (Bookkeeper and Honorary Member) and Jack E. Goodwyn (Secretary-Treasurer)
Enlargement of Old Timers Club portrait
1961
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Group portrait, including Mickey Neylan
approximately 1940
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Members at event, probably a retirement recognition
approximately 1960
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Einar Carlson and family members
1971
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Written on verso: This is my daughter Barbra -taken in the back of her house-Summer of 1971
Ivan Taylor and a group of men identified as mostly printers
approximately 1970
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Written on verso: Mostly printers! Ivan Taylor, with the gotie [sic] and golden shirt! The new Swedish Editor in white in the background!
Ivan Taylor
approximately 1970
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George Rogers with family at a celebration, possibly a wedding anniversary party
1972
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George Rogers working at a press
approximately 1940
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Written on verso: Shot by "the" Wilsons at U. Herald eons ago
George Rogers dancing with a young woman, possibly his granddaughter
1967
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Two Siamese cats on a chair, probably belonging to George Rogers
approximately 1970
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Norm Cady, Glenn Burger, Bob
Burnett and two women on shore during a Canadian cruise
approximately 1950
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Bob McClung and home seller in front of McClung's recently purchased house, Soap Lake, Washington
approximately 1970
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Written on verso: This is Bob (with his hand on the porch) and the guy we bought the house from. The lawn is much nicer now. McClung Soap Lake
Framed photograph hanging on wall of Charles Frawley
Stephens
1973
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William P. Hunt, a printer, and his daughter Cecilia Scott
1975
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Written on verso: Wm P Hunt Printer and daughter Cecilia Scott
Dick Patterson and his wife at a dining table
1974
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Ethel and George Jones, standing on porch
approximately 1970
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Ira Bettinson, holding a catch of fish, Canada
1965
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Written on verso: Taken in Canada Aug 1965
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Schroeder, posed in a garden
1952
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Dorothy and Grant Welbon, attending a Christmas celebration at Mickey Neylan's residence
approximately 1970
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Written on verso: Christmas at Mickey's
Hazel and Henry Wigen
1970
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F.J. "Pat" Rawlins
1968
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H.O. Estes with another man on a golf course
1965
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Written on verso: One of these guys has a 47 year membership in the I.T.U. the other a big wheel in Aberdeen, Wash. Industry. A guess isn't needed on who pulls the hand cart...oh 72 years who needs a wheel chair.
Union Printers Home, Colorado Springs, Colorado
1944-1952
Grounds of the Union Printers Home, in different seasons
approximately 1950
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Residents and guests, including Robert Emmett Mulligan, Al Shoemaker, and Joe Berggren
approximately 1950
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Written on verso: Robert Emmett Mulligan, Al Shoemaker, Joe Berggren
Mickey Neylan with Joe Berggren and another man
approximately 1950
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Joe Berggren in the parlor
1948-1949
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Written on verso: Christmas season 1948-1949
Robert Emmett Mulligan, seated on bench outdoors
1944
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Robert Emmett Mulligan and L. H. 'Major'
Whitty, seated on bench outdoors
1944
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L.H. 'Major' Whitty, seated on bench outdoors
1944
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Written on verso: 89 Member; [illeg.] 91; Joined 1881. Feb. 17/44
L.H. 'Major' Whitty seated on bench outdoors with another man
1944
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Robert Emmett Mulligan seated on bench outdoors with another man
1944
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Resident Aaron Wendell in wheelchair pushed by his wife
1952
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Written on verso: He isn't cross--just the sun's in my darling's eyes
Written on verso: He isn't cross - just the sun in my darling's eyes.
Resident Aaron Wendell, his wife, and other
residentsin front of the Printers Home
1952
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Written on verso: This is my wheel chair brigade. The light hit the film so it isn't good.
Written on verso: This is my wheel chair brigade. The light hit the film so it isn't too good.
Resident Aaron Wendell, standing
approximately 1952
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Written on verso: At U P Home
Residents and medical staff, posed outdoors against a view of the Rocky Mountains
approximately 1950
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Assorted Union Photographs and Labor Events
approximately 1891-1920
Mary G. Harris Jones (Mother Jones) speaking in Seattle after a memorial parade to honor those who lost their lives for organized labor
May 30, 1914
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Photographer: Villiers, Alki Point, Seattle
Presentation of an ambulance from the AFL-CIO to another union, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
1967
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Written on verso: Presentation of an ambulance to the campesino's federation by AFL-CIO Feb. 1967 Santo Domingo Rep. Dom.
Portrait of Frank Rust
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Written on verso: Frank Rust. Trades Union Savings and Loan
Mary Hoeden, the secretary of the Seattle Union Card and Label League, in colonial costume
1891
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Written on verso: Photographed by Miss May Ufford, 37 West 10th St, October, 1891
Men in the coal industry, posed outside a building
1921
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On verso, men are identified as N.D. Moore (Pacific Coast Coal Co.), D. Buckingham (Roslyn Fuel Co.), E. Newsham (Miners Commission), R. Harkin, and James H. Allport (mining engineer)
Portrait of George Listman
approximately 1920
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Written on verso: George Listman, Trade Printery
Seventeen men posed for a group photograph
approximately 1920
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Group portrait of attendees of the Eleventh Consecutive and Second Biennial Convention of District Number 10, United Mine Workers of America
approximately 1920
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Photographer: Kneisle
Men and women singers of the Labor Chorus posed for a group photograph, Seattle, Washington
June 11, 1915
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Staff in newspaper office, probably of the Seattle Union Record
approximately 1920
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Photographer: J.J. Kneisle, Seattle
Portrait of Alice Lord of the Waitresses Union
approximately 1920
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Unidentified man
approximately 1920
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Portrait of Homer S. Bone
approximately 1944
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Northwest Association U.A. Conference, Seattle
approximately 1900
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Passengers boarding steamboat Mountain Gem on the Columbia
River
approximately 1904
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Built in Lewiston, Idaho in 1904
Hydraulic lift lock at Peterborough,
Ontario
1904
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Photographer: The Roy Studio, Peterborough
FAMILY AND FRIENDS
approximately 1890-1992
Ruie Iler Ault, mother of Mickey Neylan
approximately 1890
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Leo Bezemer
March, 1906
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Sam Story, probably uncle to Mickey Neylan
approximately 1890
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Photographer: Levi & Gold, Cincinnati. Written on verso: Uncle Sammie.
Louis Kopelin
approximately 1920
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Written on matte: Your friend and comrade Louis Kopelin
David Blaker as a young boy
approximately 1920
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Stewart White as a young boy
approximately 1920
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Written on verso: Pearl's nephew.
Young boy, Charles McAllister
approximately 1920
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Young man in belted overcoat and hat, Jim Henderson
approximately 1920
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Young girl with bow in her hair, Elizabeth De Sota
Herald
approximately 1920
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Photographer: La Pine, Seattle
Art Hanlyn on a hillside near Lewiston, Idaho
1955
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Written on verso: Leaving Lewiston, Idaho on a hill ten miles long.
Young man, Billie Sparks, posed on a roof wearing a work apron
1934
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Young man, Frank Cunningham, in garden
1934
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Written below photo: Cudda
Couple, Bob and Irene Scofield holding
baby
January 28, 1945
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Four men in Navy uniforms, one identified as Johnny
Sorenson
approximately 1940
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Four men in casual clothing, posed in the
woods
approximately 1940
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The men in this photo look similar to the four men in Navy uniforms above.
School photograph of Robbie Herman
1985
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Written on verso: TO MICKEY Robbie Herman Fall 1985 5th GRADE 11 YEARS
Children Brie and Ashley
1992
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Written on verso: Brie 8 Ashley 5 1992
Two dogs
1972
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Shawn & Pixie
Sue Hartley sleeping on a sofa
1975
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Written on verso: New Year's 1975 ? Sue Hartley
Wimberly family photographs
approximately 1975
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Written on verso: Wimberleys
School photo of Una Ann Steer
1965
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Written on verso: Una Ann Steer June 1965
Children Elisa and Daniel Pupko
1989
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Written on verso: 1989 Elisa & Daniel Pupko Daniel-3 Elisa-6 1989
School photograph of Jennifer Wilma Westerlund
1987
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Written on verso: Jennifer Wilma Westerlund 4 yrs. April 18, 1987 Jennie for Jennie Bridges, Wilma for Wilma Bow her other great grandmother
Elderly man identified as having the last name Sutherlen
approximately 1980
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Written on verso: Tiny's father
Portrait of a young man in uniform, probably Jim Henderson, probably that of the University of Washington cadets
approximately 1920
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Portrait of man wearing two buttons on his lapel
approximately 1920
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Photographer: Seattle Photographic Co.
Portrait of a young woman wearing a pearl necklace
approximately 1920
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Portrait of a young woman wearing a dress with lace collar
1915
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Portrait of A.K. Hanson
approximately 1920
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Photographer: Boyd.
Group photograph of mostly young men and women, many holding table
tennis paddles, near table tennis tables
approximately 1950
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Written on verso: Art Koch, Art McCullough, Elwood Martin, Jim Holland, Walt Judd, Ed Dalby, Rudy Ursic, Marian Ursic, Les Smith, Bill Keenlyside, Harold Keenlyside, Maxine Kern.
Photographer: A.M. Nickols, Seattle
Woman and man, probably employees, behind the counter of a customer service desk
approximately 1940s
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Older man wearing a suit and hat
approximately 1950
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Young couple identified as Neal Carney's brother
and girlfriend
approximately 1940
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Leif Melsom, a young boy holding a kettle in the
woods
approximately 1940
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Young woman, Bernice Northern, taking off her
stocking on a beach
approximately 1940
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Baby wearing a frilly cap, identified as the
daughter of Margaret Kinsey
approximately 1940
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Young woman, Alice Packard
approximately 1920
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Portrait of young boxer, "Dode" Bercot
approximately 1924
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Photographer: Hartsook, Seattle. Typed on verso: "Dode" Bercot sensational Monroe welterweight who meets Johnny Jordon at Pool March 4, 1924
Middle-aged man identified on photo as "Tom
Egan"
approximately 1920
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Photographer: Robert Bradley, Green Lake, Seattle.
Young man in glasses, Eddie Mitchell
approximately 1920
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Inscribed on photo: To Geo. & Mickey, A pair of aces in friendship Eddie.
Middle-aged man, Bill Lawton
approximately 1942
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Written on verso: To Mickey With Love Bill Lawton. Burbank 9-21-42
Bill Lawton, as a younger man
approximately 1920
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Young man, Dick Barthelmess
approximately 1920
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Inscribed on photo: To Mickey.
Portrait of middle-aged man
approximately 1920
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in oversize folder