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Washington -- Kettle Falls (#03)
"Indian spearing salmon at the kettle falls of the Columbia" "Looking across the crest of the upper falls at high water. Indian fishing in right middle ground of the picture."
Washington -- Kettle Falls (#05)
"From below the Falls and looking upstream. Salmon jumping by. Water high rocks breaking the crest of the Falls."
Washington -- Kettle Falls (#06)
"Close-up or the falls broken by uplifting crag of rock with salmon attempting the jump in right middle ground."
Washington -- Kettle Falls (#08)
"Indians splitting wood near Kettle Falls, Wash." "Marcus, Wash." "Two Indian wood choppers at work near the falls."
Washington -- Kettle Falls (#09)
"Kettle Falls of the Columbia at high water." "View of the upper falls at up stream into the crest of the falls."
Washington -- Kettle Falls (#10)
"A salmon catch at the Kettle Falls of the Columbia." "View of an Indian fisherman standing with back to camera showing the enormous size of two salmon which he is marring (sic) thrown over his shoulder and resting upon the back."
Washington -- Kettle Falls (#01)
"Looking from the west bank across the line of the upper falls at time of high water"
Washington -- Kettle Falls (#11)
"Salmon hanging from tree branches in process of drying, Kettle Falls of the Columbia." "Salmon hanging up and drying in an Indian camp at the falls during the salmon running days."
Washington -- Kettle Falls (#12)
"A salmon catch at the Kettle Falls of the Columbia." Three Indian fishermen together with a white man. One Indian with a salmon but lately caught with a second Indian carrying fishing poles and quite apparently on his way to the falls."
Washington -- Kettle Falls (#13)
"Indian fishing platform built out over the falls with many Indians reclining upon the rocks evidently watching the sport."
Northwest -- Forts and blockhouses -- Washington -- Fort Colville (#04)
"All that is left of the old Fort Colville, near the Kettle Falls of the Columbia. John Chisholm nearby."
Northwest -- Forts and blockhouses -- Washington -- Fort Colville (#06)
"John A. Chisholm of Cornwall, Ontario at site of Old Fort Colville, Washington."
Northwest -- Forts and blockhouses -- Washington -- Fort Colville (#07)
"All remaining of the old Fort Colville at the Kettle Falls of the Columbia. John Chisholm standing near by"
Northwest -- Forts and blockhouses -- Washington -- Fort Colville (#18)
"Small print of the old Hudson's Bay post taken by Ellis Morigeau and showing factor's residence, warehouse and trading houses with old blockhouse."
Washington -- Meyers Falls (#04)
"Building in upper center above falls on the Colville River is the Hudson's Bay Company grist mill built nearly 80 years ago."
Spokane -- Buildings -- Terminal (#02)
Terminal building of the Spokane and Inland Empire Electric Railroad. Taken from the steps of Spokane Amateur Athletic Association, March 16, 1921.
Spokane -- Bridges, Third Monroe Street (#28)
"Spokane Falls and Bridges over the Spokane River, 1/8/1921"
Spokane -- Bridges, Third Monroe Street (#29)
"Monroe Street Bridge and Union Trestle, Spokane." January 8, 1921
Charter for the Spokane Chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
The 1919 charter establishing a local branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) in Spokane, Washington.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Ayers, Ruth Sampson and Stephen E.
Wedding of Ruth Virginia Sampson to Stephen E. Ayers, in her home at 1021 E. 21st Avenue, Spokane.
Indians -- Portraits -- Garry, Ignace (#02)
"The delegation of Indians, with Mr. Tuttle," sent to Washington, D. C. October 1925 to invite Pres. Coolidge to attend first NW Indian Congress."
Indians -- Portraits -- Garry, Lucy and Nellie (#01)
"Nellie Garry (white hair), aged 80, and Lucy Garry (black hair), aged 83. daughters of Chief Spokane Garry of the Spokane Indian Tribe. The Indians claim these two women to be 107 and 105 years old, but good evidence would indicate the ages to be as…
Indians -- Portraits -- James, Josephine (#01)
"Josephine James at Spokane Indian Congress when she was a princess candidate of her tribe."
Indians -- Portraits -- Moses, Jessie (#01)
"At time of 1st Spokane Indian Congress when she was a candidate for princess."
