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

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

Bowl and Pitcher.

Taken for pre Expo publicity.

Railroad bridge over the Spokane River.

Overhanging rocks on Spokane River

Building on far right is Echo Flour Mill

Undated picture of rock formations on the Spokane River.

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

View of the Spokane River during Expo construction.

Site of power plant at Long Lake generating station

The river as viewed below Nine Mile Falls power plant.

Undated view of the Spokane River.

Spokane River in the winter.

Taken from Spokane College bldg., pre-1889.

Undated photo of the Spokane River.

Undated view of the Spokane River.

Early view of the Spokane River.

Looking east from Post Street Bridge.

River in winter

Spokane River, ca. 1881

Spokane River several miles below the city.

Undated view of the Spokane River.

Spokane River with clock tower visible.

Looking west from Northwest Blvd. at the wilderness reservation

Looking northwest from Pettit Dr. towards T. J. Meenach bridge

Undated view of the Spokane River.

Early view of Spokane Falls. No identification.

The lower falls of the Spokane river

reproduction of a drawing showing Spokane Falls and the Monroe Street Bridge

Middle Channel of Middle Falls. Howard St. Bridge and Washington Water Power plant

South Channel of Middle Falls showing the Post St. Bridge and C and C Mill.

Looking across the falls to the C and C Milling Co.

Spokane River.

Showing the Washington Water Power Company building and the falls.

Taken from the south approach to the Monroe St. Bridge.

Lower Falls

View of the falls, looking up at the bridge.

Middle Falls, ca. 1900.

Middle Falls