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Portrait of Eliza Spalding Warren, daughter of the Rev. Henry H. Spalding.

Martha Spalding Wigle, daughter of Rev. Henry H. Spalding.

Martha Spalding Wigle, daughter of Rev. Henry H. Spalding.

Portrait of Henry Hart Spalding, son of the Rev. Henry Spalding. (Copy print)

Copy print of photograph of Henry H. Spalding, pioneer missionary.

Portrait of Frank Marshall Smith, who was the smelter director for the Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining Company.

Portrait of Clark L. Smith, president of the Spokane Casket Company.

Portrait of Spokane physician, Carroll Smith.

Fred L. Sawdey.

Henry W. Sample, Spokane's first Black police officer, who served from 1892 to 1894.

Portrait of Spokane physician, Otto Rott.

Edward Rothrock on the right, probably taken while a student at Stanford.

Portrait of Charles H. Rogers, insurance and real estate broker in Spokane.

Portrait of Seth Richards, Spokane investment banker.

Portrait of John Reinhardt, manager of Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance in Spokane.

Lyman Reed, Spokane banker with Old National Bank.

Portrait of Spokane architect George Rasque as a young man.

Spokane architect, George Rasque in 1923.

Portrait of James S. Ramage. Ramage was a longtime businessman in Spokane who served as president of the Chamber of Commerce and the Rotary Club.

Daughters of Herman Preusse: Florence Augusta and Olga May.

Portrait of architect Herman Preusse in the 1920s.

Preusse & Zittel, Architects. Jamieson Bldg., Spokane. L to R: Carl Preusse (sitting), unknown, unknown, Arnold Preusse (standing).

Portrait of Isaac N. Peyton, Spokane businessman.

Portrait of Spokane architect, Gustav Pehrson.

James L. Paine, Spokane pioneer who was long associated with The Crescent Department Store.

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.