Scott Gordon photograph collection, approximately 1913

On verso: "View from my window. Magnolia Bluff in the distance."

On verso: "15 foot in diameter."

On verso: "A fallen monarch."

On verso: "Where the shadows grow long. A walk in Woodland park."

On verso: "This road winds through a dense forest of fir and cedar. 14 miles from the gate to Longmire Springs."

On verso: "Elevation above sea level 3.668."

On verso: "As seen from Paradise Valley. It is from Paradise Park 6000 feet above sea level that the start is made for the summit of the mountain, usually one or two a.m. when the ice fields are frozen."

On verso: "Principal falls on Paradise River with sheer drop of 150 feet. Elevation above seal level."

On verso: "The trail through Van Trump Park to Mount Rainier. 6000 feet abv. sea level. Ten mile jaunt."

On verso: "Still accommodates hundreds of guests. The fore ground is simply perforated with mineral springs. Sulphur, iron, soda, shasta, etc. Mount Rainier in the distance."

On verso: "Sunbeam"

On verso: "Indian Warrior."

On verso: "The Home of the Salmon."

Hand colored photograph.

On verso: "It was in these waters that the S. S. City of California went down in 30 fathoms of water."

On verso: "Fertilizer."

On verso: "Greek Russian. Reverend Sergius Leo Kostrometinoff Pastor in charge."

On verso: "Pastor of St. Michael's Cathedral. He has won the respect and love of all who know him."

On verso: "Just as the sun went down. 9:45 p.m. Taken from the Russian Cemetery."

On verso: "Here is where ex- Gov. Brady's sow was born."

Hand colored.

On verso: "Lovers Lane."

On verso: "Ye who drink once of its waters shall return to drink again."

On verso: "Built by Presbyterian Home Mission Association. These are the girls buildings. Dormitories, etc."

On verso: "Gymnasium and cooking school. Built by Richard Allen, New Jersey."

On verso: "Boys dormitories and laundry. Also engine room furnishes their own electric light."

On verso: "Taken from the car window. Over the 'White Pass and Yukon Route' along the trail of '97. The bones of the horses which fell by the wayside are still bleaching in the sun. Above Skagway, Alaska. About 95 miles by rail we behold the rivers of White Pass City in this canyon some 215 feet below."

On verso: "A tiny sapphire shot among the great bare hills. And from this bit of brilliance, the mighty Yukon takes its rise. This is where the Stars and Stripes and the Union Jack of England waves. For some reason Old Glory was absent."