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Portrait of Axel Ostergren with his family. "This 1902 photo shows Axel Ostergren, standing, with (left to right) son Harold, wife Annie, daughter Edna and son Chester. A daughter, Helen had died in infancy in 1898. Another daughter, Alice, was yet…

Portrait of Charles A. O'Connor, president of the Holland Bank.

Three generations of the Neyland family. Identification is attached.

Harold Neyland on the right and unidentified toddler.

Floy Neyland with baby Harold, in Davenport, Washington.

Floy Neyland giving her baby, Harold, a bath.

Gage and Floy Neyland in their bedroom. Gage ran a store in Davenport.

Ruby F. Neyland sitting in a rocking chair. Ruby was married to Grant Neyland.

Floy M. Neyland with her baby, Harold. Floy's husband, Gage, owned a grocery store in Davenport, Washington.

Portrait of Daniel and Louisa Neyland. Daniel Neyland founded Neyland's resort, one of the first resorts in Liberty Lake.

Portrait of John R. Nevers, president and manager of the Murphey-Favre Company.

Portrait of Richard S. Munter, Spokane attorney.

Portrait of Carl Muehle, pioneer of Elk, Washington.

Wedding day for Augusta and Alva Coldsnow, November 1919.

"William C. Morris, cartoonist of the Spokesman Review, and his wife staging an Indian dance."

Portrait of S. G. Morin, Spokane building contractor.

Portrait of Harry L. Morehouse, Spokane dentist and orthodontist.

Portrait of John Dee Moore, Spokane automobile dealer.

Portrait of Walter G. Merryweather, Spokane realtor.

"Ezra Meeker being assisted into an aviation suit at the flying field, Vancouver Barracks, Washington at the time he made his cross country flight when he was promoting interest in marking the old Oregon Trail. Lt. Kelley of the United States Service…

Ezra Meeker at the old apple tree at Vancouver Barracks.

Ezra Meeker standing at the Oregon Trail marker in the vicinity of Vancouver, Wash.

"Ezra Meeker standing at the 'Spirit of the Trail' fountain at Vancouver, Washington"

Portrait of James P. McGoldrick, Spokane lumberman.

Portrait of A. Aldridge Matthews, Spokane physician.

Family of Duncan McDonald. Some identification is given.

"Duncan McDonald, grandson of Finnan McDonald, one of the builders of Spokane House in 1810 and Professor Phil?, History Department, University of Montana...."

Duncan McDonald with his wife, Louise.

Portrait of G. Burwell Mann, Spokane dentist and civic leader.

Portrait of Nellie Muzzy. Nellie Muzzy married Barton Mills who homesteaded a farm on Newman Lake in the early 1880s. Barton Mills was shot by claim jumpers. Then Frank Muzzy bought the pre-emption rights from Nellie Mills. She was one of the first…

Portrait of J. Grier Long, president of the Washington Trust Company.

Architect Frederic A. Long served as executive secretary to the Washington State Board of Registration for architects from 1972-1976. Licenses Bldg, Olympia.

Portrait of John T. Little. Little was a Spokane businessman, philanthropist and served as a Spokane County Commissioner.

Portrait of Superior Court Judge Joseph B. Lindsley

Portrait of Rod Lindsay, Chairman of the Board of Expo '74.

Portrait of A. W. Lindsay, pioneer Spokane banker.

Self portrait of photographer Werner Lenggenhager.

Portrait of Judge Charles H. Leavy. Leavy was a Superior Court judge in Spokane.

Portrait of Judge Charles H. Leavy. Leavy was a Superior Court judge in Spokane.

Portrait of Edward J. Lawrence, Spokane physician.