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  • Collection: Spokane River

Spokane River (Folder 1, #04)

At the bend about 2 miles above the 9 Mile Falls power plant

Spokane River (Folder 1, #28)

Early view of the River and Falls.

Spokane River (Folder 1, #25)

Man walking on rocks.

Spokane River (Folder 1, #24)

Undated picture of rock formations on the Spokane River.

Spokane River (Folder 1, #02)

Building on far right is Echo Flour Mill

Spokane River (Folder 1, #23)

Overhanging rocks on on Spokane River

Spokane River (Folder 1, #16)

Overhanging rocks on Spokane River

Spokane River (Folder 1, #15)

Rocks on the Spokane River.

Spokane River (Folder 1, #14)

Spokane River Narrows

Spokane River (Folder 1, #13)

Railroad bridge over the Spokane River.

Spokane River (Folder 1, #11)

Taken for pre Expo publicity.

Spokane River (Folder 1, #01)

Bowl and Pitcher (#21)

Three quarter view of "Pitcher" rock from Southwest.

Bowl and Pitcher (#03)

The "Pitcher" Rock as seen from the west bank.

Bowl and Pitcher (#29)

Bowl and Pitcher.

Bowl and Pitcher (#24)

Group of rocks above the "Pitcher," including hollowed rock known as the "Bowl."

Bowl and Pitcher (#02)

Group standing on the rock formation known as the Bowl and Pitcher on the Spokane River.

Bowl and Pitcher (#14)

"Pitcher" rock from the southeast.

Bowl and Pitcher (#12)

Rapids at entrance to the gorge.

Bowl and Pitcher (#11)

Looking at the Spokane River at the Bowl and Pitcher.

Bowl and Pitcher (#06)

Looking downstream through gorge.

Bowl and Pitcher (#37)

Frank Palmer photographic of the Bowl and Pitcher on the Spokane River.

Bowl and Pitcher (#44)

Bowl and Pitcher as seen from observation station to the southwest of the rocks.

Bowl and Pitcher (#41)

Bridge at Riverside State Park.

Bowl and Pitcher (#38)

Frank Palmer photograph of the bowl and pitcher.

Bowl and Pitcher (#36)

"Hell's Gate"

Spokane -- Bowl and Pitcher (#30)

Aerial view of the Bowl and Pitcher.

Bowl and Pitcher (#01)

Frank Palmer photograph of man standing next to the rock formation known as the Bowl and Pitcher.