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Portrait of Hiram O. Johnson and his daughters, Elsie and Florence.

Portrait of William Joyce with his wife, Elizabeth and two sons. Joyce was the assistant chief of the Spokane Fire Department.

Robert Thom as a young man.

Portrait of Maud Lee, n.d.

John Legrey, Civil War veteran, holding his GAR hat.

Portrait is identified as "Nellie, Sarah, Martha and Jennie Van Dusen."

Daniel Van Dusen, n.d.

Unidenitified baby picture.

Standing - Effie Whiting (Vaughn) and George H. Whiting. Seated: Cora L. Whiting, ca. 1897.

Probably Barnet M. Whiting children: Cora (seated front); Effie left rear, Alice (died) and George H., ca. 1890.

Maybelle Vaughn - right and Cora Vaughn - left. Cora and Maybelle were the daughters of Effie Whiting Vaughn.

Portrait of George Underwood, Lewiston pioneer.

Family of Clarence E. Reedy, though Clarence is not shown. Portrait of his wife, Bessie and son, Richard.

Daughters of Clarence E. Reedy, Dorothy May, Helen and Evelyn Reedy.

James McLaughlin, Indian Agent.

Photo made in Spokane about 1920.

Julius Zittel, Herman Preusse and unknown office helper at the Preusse & Zittel architectural firm, early 1900s.

Wedding picture of Mr. and Mrs. George Pringle. Mayme Pringle and Albert Zimprick, attendants.

Mr. and Mrs. Willliam Pringle.

William Pringle family. Back row: George, Anna, William Jr., Mayme, Fred, Laurence. Front row: Joseph, Edward, William Sr., James, Mrs. Pringle, Helen, John.

Portrait of Faris D. and Cora Moore with their children, Nellie, Myrtle and Hazel.

Katherine and Mary Morris, daughters of Thomas Morris.

Michael Morris, 75 years old.

Wedding portrait of Charles A. Niles and his wife, Ella C. Stone Niles, taken in Iowa. They later lived in Opportunity.

William R. Orndorff, served Washington in the Washington State Senate.

Shields Family. Back row: Will Symmes? - Uncle Johnny. 2nd row: Carrie Foster, ? Maggie - Eva. Front: Marie - Virgil - May.

Stitz family taken at the original home just west of the rolling mill (Kaiser/Trentwood) in the Spokane Valley.

Howard Stratton.

Vivian and Clarence Stratton.

Stratton, Anna M., 1812-1895?, mother of Howard Stratton.

Unidentified Chinese man carrying gardening baskets and playing with a dog.

Group portrait of a Sunday school class in Spokane, 1906. Bertha Tuft is marked with an x. Bertha Tuft, aged 14.

WIlliam Auld, driver, just back from World War I. Truck used by the Waikiki Estate of Jay P. Graves.

"Portrait of the Auld family. Front: George, William & wife, Elizabeth, John. Rear: William, David, Margaret and Clarence. William Auld was the manager of the Waikiki Dairy for Mr. Graves in Spokane."

"The Japanese Mission in the early twenties at 514 and 512 West Third, the duplexes built for rental property by Judge Bettis. His original home was to the west of this, between the church and the mission, vacated by his family after the 1893 crash."…

Portrait of Marguerite Motie, the first Miss Spokane.

"Fred W. Anderson on porch of cabin 'Pow Wow' at New Lake, Washington. Airedale is "Mac."

"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.