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"California House. Spokane Falls. Big New Hotel (Col. Gray, proprietor) on Front and Howard Street."

"Ray Johnson and Vernon Hogenson (behind the counter" at the )Davenport Hotel fountain"

Hand-tinted print of "713-715 1st Avenue, Full and Gibbs on left, Pacific Hotel on right of Jones and Dillingham store building."

"1888 County Courthouse scene in Spokane. Trial involved a man who ran down and killed another with a carriage and horses."

Spokane County Courthouse, ca. 1899.

"Interior of the Sheriff's office at the Spokane County Courthouse showing Sheriff Dempsey on the phone; Con Harrington, Ed Burch, Joe Murphy, one unidentified"

Judge Charles H. Leavy, Superior Court, Spokane.

Orpheum Theater at night. The Orpheum was located at 118 N. Howard.

Rockwood Clinic at 12 West 9th Ave., 1934

First jail in Spokane near Review Building.

Hand-tinted view of the Davenport Hotel.

"Painting the Circus Room in the Davenport Hotel. A. Rutgers "Van" Vander Loeff, owner of a sign/show card business, was hired by Davenport and Harper Joy to do the room. Helpers were Carl Krageland and Don Haffner.

The Orange Bower in the original part of the Davenport Hotel on Post Street.

Davenport Hotel. Hall of Doges.

Small snapshot of Unity Church at 1124 W. Sixth Avenue. Church was demolished in 1970.

Small snapshot of Unity Church at 1124 W. Sixth Avenue. Church was demolished in 1970.

Congregation standing in front of St. Mark's Lutheran Church at 1146 W. Walton (corner of Adams).

German Lutheran Emmanuel Church at 211 E. 3rd Avenue (between Cowley & Spokane Streets). Church was built in 1890 and Groschupf came as pastor in 1895.

Liberty Park Methodist Church.

German Methodist Church on the northwest corner of 4th and Stevens.

Second building for the First Presbyterian Church. Built in 1890 on the southeast corner of Second Avenue and Jefferson (copy print).

Copy photograph of the First Presbyterian Church which stood on the southeast corner of Riverside and Monroe. Dedicated on December 15, 1886 and sold in 1889 just before the great fire. Stood where the Spokesman Review building stands.

Christian Science Church at 4th and Post. Design by K. K. Cutter. Demolished for freeway, 1966.

Originally called Holy Ghost Roman Catholic Church, corner of Montgomery and Cedar Street. Later renamed St. Anthony Church. Building 1909-1910. Appeared in the Spokesman Review March 6, 1910.

Sacred Heart Catholic Church and school on the north side of Main Avenue between Washington and Bernard Streets.

Drawing of the stained glass windows at the cathedral.

Image of the cathedral taken at night.

Choir standing in front of the Cathedral.

Drawing of the front of the Cathedral.

A tympanum at St. John's Cathedral.

Exterior shot of the front of the Cathedral.

Interior shot showing one of the stained glass windows.

Group photograph of the Hillyard Christian Sunday School on Easter Sunday, 1931.

View of the Spokesman Review Building, 1900.

View of the Spokesman Review Building, 1900.

People standing on the street after the Great Eastern building fire.

Great Eastern building fire, 1898. Riverside Avenue elevation immediately after the fire.

Great Eastern building fire, 1898. View of gutted interior looking through John W. Graham storeroom into shoe store beyond.

Great Eastern building fire. Riverside Avenue elevation of the building immediately after the fire. January 24, 1898.

Great Eastern building fire. Elevation of the upper floors on Post Street side following the fire.