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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 Lucy Ellen (Nell) Roche.

Portrait of Guss W. Roche. Roche was the director of the home economics and civic activities division of the Spokane Chronicle and the Spokesman Review.

Portrait of Guss W. Roche. Roche was the director of the home economics and civic activities division of the Spokane Chronicle and the Spokesman Review.

Portrait of Guss W. Roche. Roche was the director of the home economics and civic activities division of the Spokane Chronicle and the Spokesman Review.

Portrait of Guss and Lucy Roche.

Portrait of Guss W. Roche. Roche was the director of the home economics and civic activities division of the Spokane Chronicle and the Spokesman Review.

Wedding portrait of Guss and Lucy Roche.

Portrait of Henry Rising, editor of the Spokane Chronicle.

Portrait of Seth Richards, Spokane investment banker.

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

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.

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 Spokane architect, George Rasque.

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.

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

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

Mr. and Mrs. Willliam Pringle.

Daughters of Herman Preusse: Florence Augusta and Olga May.

Sons of Herman Preusse: Arnold, Carl and John Herman.

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).

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

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 Axel Ostergren with his family. "This 1902 photo shows Axel Ostergren, standing, with (left to right) son Harold, wife Annie, daughter Edna and son Chester. A daughter, Helen had died in infancy in 1898. Another daughter, Alice, was yet…

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

Portrait of Charles A. O'Connor, president of the Holland Bank.

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

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.