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William Pringle family portrait

Vachel and Elizabeth Conner Lindsay with baby.

Edmund T. Becher on a field trip to Garry Spring

Portrait of Herman S. Bassett and Jerome Drumheller.

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

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

Color snapshot of Herman S. Bassett in May 1961.

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

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

Portrait of Marguerite Motie, the first Miss 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 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."

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

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

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

703 W. 7th Ave. F. Lewis Clark residence. Later Marycliff Highs chool.

"Zimprick sisters. Back row: Isabelle, Josephine, Jenny, Emma. Seated: Mary."

Portrait of Brigham Young on his 70th birthday.

Portrait of James Witt, Lewiston pioneer.

Portrait of James Witt, Lewiston pioneer.

Portrait of James Witt, Lewiston pioneer.

Portrait of Spokane superior court judge, Fred H. Witt.

Portrait of Spokane architect, Harold C. Whitehouse.

The Rev. G. W. White, first pastor the Bethel A.M.E. Church in Spokane.

Portrait of Charles D. White, Bishop of the Diocese of Spokane, ca. 1930.

Portrait of John McAdam Webster, U. S. Indian Agent, Colville Reservation, 1901-1914.

Ted Waller served as the secretary-manager of the Spokane Valley Chamber of Commerce.

Portrait of Samuel Thompson Walker, son of missionaries Elkanah and Mary Walker.

Portrait of Boyd C. Walker, manager of the Spokane Country Club.

Portrait of William David Vincent, Spokane banker.

"Photo of Mrs. Mary Rauscher Verschure in 1961 at the age of 80. Her family homesteaded at Trent and Barker in the Spokane Valley in 1897."

Portrait of John Leonard Vaughn, Thomas Vaughn, Will Vaughn and Cornelius Vaughn.

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

Effie Whiting Vaughn and John Leonard Vaughn. Effie is the daughter of Barnet M. Whiting, Whitings Addition to Spokane.

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

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

Unidenitified baby picture.

Hand-tinted picture of John Van Kirk. "John and Bert's house at 4711 N. Monroe."

Portrait of John Van Kirk. Van Kirk was an employee of the Spokane Amateur Athletic Club.

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