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Northwest -- Portaits -- Boughton, Jennie (#01)
Portrait of Jennie Boughton, who came to Spokane with her parents in 1887. She worked for Spokane Public Library for 40 years.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Browne, Earle and family (#02)
Portrait of Earle Browne, son of J. J. Browne, n.d.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Browne, J. J. (#01)
Portrait of J. J. Browne, pioneeer real estate man and banker. n.d.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Cataldo, Joseph Mary, 1837-1928 (#01)
Portrait of Father Cataldo, date unknown.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Canfield, Oscar F. and Cynthia Ann (#01)
"Cynthia Ann Canfield, second wife of Oscar Canfield, one of the survivors of the Whitman Massacre."
Northwest -- Portraits -- Canfield, Oscar F. and Cynthia Ann (#02)
"Oscar Canfield, who as a boy of nine, witnessed the Whitman massacre and was one of the rescued individuals saved through the influence of Peter Skene Ogden."
Northwest -- Portraits -- Dereberry family (#01)
"Wedding - February 1, 1902. Miss Edith Davis m. Fisher L. Dereberry at parents' home near Covello."
Northwest -- Portraits -- Dereberry family (#03)
Mrs. Louden McGree, greatgrandmother, aged 69, Dayton, WA; Mrs. J. B. Davis, aged 48, Spokane, grandmother; Mrs. F. L. Dereberry, mother, aged 27 and daughter Marjorie Dereberry, 1 yr. 10 mo. Mrs. McGee came to Washington in 1883, settling at Dayton,…
Northwest -- Portraits -- Dwight Family (#16)
Dwight family camping. "DHD, his father Daniel Dwight, Mrs. Willis, May & Daniel W."
Northwest -- Portraits -- Dwight Family (#01)
"Mr. Daniel H. Dwight, owner of Brookside. Now Finch Arboretum."
Northwest -- Portraits -- Dwight Family (#13)
"Grandma, among the flowers, & her daughter, 1902." Mrs. Willis and Mary Willis Dwight.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Dwight Family (#07)
"The Dwight twins, Marjorie and Dorothy in the yard of their home, 1905 W. Pacific."
Northwest -- Portraits -- Dwight Family (#15)
"Daniel H. Dwight, Mary Dwight, Mrs. Willis, Daniel W. Dwight, Daniel Dwight (grandfather)"
Northwest -- Portraits -- Eells, Cushing, 1810-1893 (#01)
Portrait of Cushing Eells, missionary and founder of a seminary dedicated to Marcus Whitman, which became Whitman College.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Young, Brigham, 1801-1877 (#01)
Portrait of Brigham Young on his 70th birthday.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Webster, John McAdam, 1849-1921 (#01)
Portrait of John McAdam Webster, U. S. Indian Agent, Colville Reservation, 1901-1914.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Marlowe, Mamie (#01)
Mamie Marlowe graduated from Spokane High School in 1901. This appears to be a graduation picture.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Felts Family (#04)
James B. Felts and his wife, Florence V. Johnson Felts in the living room at their cabin at Priest Lake, Idaho.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Glover, James N. (#02)
Portrait of James N. Glover and his second wife, Esther Emily.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Hand, Edwin Wheeler, 1859-1920 (#03)
Edwin Wheeler Hand & daughter, Mary Ruth.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Hand, Edwin Wheeler, 1859-1920 (#02)
"E. W. Hand & G. W. Roche families taken at the Hand residence (1028 E. 8th Ave.)
Northwest -- Portraits -- Heideman, Charles (#01)
Portrait of C. W. H. Heideman. Heideman was a naturalist and poet who wrote columns for the Spokane Daily Chronicle.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Jackson, William Emsley, 1858-1945 (#02)
William E. Jackson, principal of the Irving School in his office. Jackson was principal from 1901 to 1928.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Jackson, William Emsley, 1858-1945 (#01)
William E. Emsley, principal of the Irving School in 1908. Jackson was principal from 1901 to 1928.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Johnson, Hiram O. & daughters
Portrait of Hiram O. Johnson and his daughters, Elsie and Florence.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Joyce, William and family (#01)
Portrait of William Joyce with his wife, Elizabeth and two sons. Joyce was the assistant chief of the Spokane Fire Department.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Lane, Thaddeus (#01)
"Thaddeus S. Lane, far right, president, Inland Auto Assn. on pathfinder trip south from Spokane, 1916."
