Browse Items (359 total)

"Fred Reynolds Anderson at Newman Lake, 1920s"

"Bathing beauties, Newman Lake. Jack Anderson's mother, Hazel Lister and Betty Anderson on Peninsula Point, Newman Lake"

William and Bertha Eakin outside of their confectionery in Hillyard.

Portrait of Richard Ahlquist, a Spokane physician.

Portrait of Joseph A. Albi, Spokane Attorney.

Portrait of Charles E. Alexander, Spokane merchant.

Portrait of Rudolph G. Andres, a Spokane physician.

Portrait of Otto G. Arneson, founder of the Great Western Savings and Loan Association.

Portrait of Joseph Aspray, Spokane physician.

Portrait of Thomas G. Aston, prominent Spokane citizen, and commander of the 161st Infantry Regiment of the National Guard.

Wedding of Ruth Virginia Sampson to Stephen E. Ayers, in her home at 1021 E. 21st Avenue, Spokane.

Portrait of Richard Achilles Ballinger, mayor of Seattle, Washington, from 1904–1906, Commissioner of the General Land Office from 1907-1908 and U.S. Secretary of the Interior from 1909–1911.

Portrait of Ford S. Barrett, Spokane realtor.

Portrait of Charles A. Bartleson, president of the Building Supplies Co.

Portrait of Ray L. Barton, president of Barton Oldsmobile and Barton Realty.

"Brother and sister of Minnie Maria Bassett at grave, 1956." Herman S. Bassett and Ida Bassett.

Herman S. Bassett celebrating his 92nd birthday in 1961. Bassett was the publisher of the Harrington Citizen for 52 years.

Color snapshot of Herman S. Bassett in May 1961.

Portrait of Herman S. Bassett taken at Christmas when he was 85 years old.

Herman S. Bassett, Florence Bassett and Adelia Bassett along with David L. Kirk, former editor of the Spokane Chronicle.

Portrait of Herman S. Bassett and Jerome Drumheller.

Edmund T. Becher on a field trip to Garry Spring

Portrait of Edmund T. Becher, teacher at Rogers High School.

Edith Bell sitting by the Spokane River.

Gail Edith Bell and the Spokane County Fair.

Portrait of William L. Berry, Insurance man in Spokane.

Portrait of Malvina Bonner Christman, who went by the name Biny Bonner when she performed in early day vaudeville shows.

Portrait of Jennie Boughton, who came to Spokane with her parents in 1887. She worked for Spokane Public Library for 40 years.

Portrait of Joseph Boughton, proprietor of the Keystone House and the Falls View Hotel.

Spokane author Edith Boyd.

Portrait of Spokane banker, Joseph W. Bradley.

"Portrait of W. A. Brazeau, first mayor of Millwood, elected in 1928. He negotiated for the property where the paper mill stands today"

Portrait of David E. Brown, president of the Long Lake Lumber Company.

"Earl, Hubert and Guy Browne. Hubert died at about 8 years."

"Marjorie and Carl Browne, children of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Browne, Moran Prairie and grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Browne."

"Marjorie Browne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy C. Browne"

"Marjorie, Carl and John, Jr. Children of Mr. and Mrs. Guy C. Browne, Moran Prairie and grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Browne."

Arthur Burch, who was mayor of Spokane from 1935 to 1937.

Portrait of E. S. Burgan, who established the furniture store in Spokane.

Portrait of Jesse Widmer, of Burgan Furniture.