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

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

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

Looking downstream through gorge.

"Pitcher rock seen from among the trees almost directly above the southwest of the rock itself."

"Close-up view of the huge boulders forming the west side of the gorge."

Looking at the Spokane River at the Bowl and Pitcher.

Rapids at entrance to the gorge.

"Pitcher" rock from the southeast.

"Rock formations at west side of gorge containing those from which name was derived."

Three quarter view of "Pitcher" rock from Southwest.

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

"Looking down through the gorge from some little distance above and from among the trees."

Bowl and Pitcher.

"Looking down through rock gap at the formation"

"The gorge at the rocked in enclosure from a point directly above and to the SW from the west bank of the stream."

"Hell's Gate"

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

Frank Palmer photograph of the bowl and pitcher.

Bridge at Riverside State Park.

"Looking down the river from above the rocks of the gorge, the pitcher rock being plainly seen in the group below the rock."

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

Cyanotype of the Spokane River.

"Pitcher of the formation as seen from the trail above, and looking through the break in the trees."

Aerial view of the Bowl and Pitcher.

"Mounds below little falls" Aerial view of the Spokane River.

"Little Falls site"

"Little Falls"

"Little Falls site"

"Nine Mile power site"

"Nine Mile power station, Spokane River"

"Culligan soft water building on north bank of river"

Middle Falls and North channel of the Spokane River.

Middle falls of the Spokane River as they appear in 1875.

Middle falls of the Spokane River looking east from Post Street bridge prior to 1889.

Copy of a sketch which appeared in the August 17, 1889 issue of Frank Leslie's Weekly entitled, "Wash. Territory - view of town destroyed by fire."

View of the Spokane River and Falls.

The lower falls of the Spokane river

"Spokane Falls in 1880. Photo by Wing. Note through trees the white trimmed structure of the old Falls View Hotel (to the right of the falls). To the left of the river, in the background, appears the white colored home of "Cap" Jenkins an early…

Early view of the river and falls, 1890.