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2208 W. 2nd Ave. South Facade of Clark Mansion. Built 1898. Designed by Kirtland K. Cutter.

Interior of Campbell mansion, 2318 W. 1st. Ave. Reception Room.

Interior of Campbell mansion, 2318 W. 1st. Ave. Living Room.

Interior of Campbell mansion, 2318 W. 1st. Ave. Dining Room.

Interior of Campbell mansion, 2318 W. 1st. Ave. Stairs.

Interior of Campbell mansion, 2318 W. 1st. Ave. Yellow Bedroom.

Garden of the English manor style farm house on the Waikiki Dairy farm owned by J.P. Graves.

Western exterior of the English manor style farm house on the Waikiki Dairy farm owned by J.P. Graves.

Exterior of the English manor style farm house on the Waikiki Dairy farm owned by J.P. Graves.

Graduating class of Washington School, June 1940.

Graduating class of Washington School, June 1939.

Prison grounds, Washington State Peniteniary, Walla Walla, Wash.

"The Princess Angeline, daughter of Chief Sealth (Seattle). She was for many years previous to her death one of the best known figures on the down town streets of Seattle, Washington."

Ellen Morris, wife of Michael Morris, Sr.

Plane built by William and Thoburn Brown at the Brown Metal Works in Spokane, ca. 1934.

Between 1932 and 1940, Brown Metal Works built and delivered aluminum body, streamlined buses with rear motors. Adults and children pose in front of a completed bus.

Thoburn and William Brown with their Metalark II. Taking over their metal company from their father, they manufactured airplanes during the 1930s. Taken c. 1933.

"The Serpentine highway (A 10-mile section) between Culdesac and Winchester, Idaho."

Southwestern aerial view of Clarkston (ca. 1926).

Aerial view taken by the Burns Studio, Lewiston, Idaho.

"It presents a Picture You'll Never Forget." "An actual aerial view of the world famous Lewiston Spiral Highway taken by Burns Photo Co., Lewiston, Idaho."

"Orofino, Idaho. The beautiful Clearwater River threads its way through heavily timbered areas which are producers of wealth and much industry for the town and section. 'Up in the air' with Burns, Lewiston, Idaho."

"Pullman, Wash., showing the magnificent buildings of the State College."

"View of the town of Lapwai and Indian Agency buildings, the latter being in the foreground of the view"

"Site of Lewiston's new industrial development."

"A checkerboard view of Lewiston (Idaho). Orchards, showing one of the two reservoirs serving the district."

"The famous Lewiston-Clarkston Valley"

"The biggest little city in the West, Lewiston, Idaho. Here we see the business section and get the excellent view of Normal Hill, the residential portion of the city."

Aerial view of Lewiston

"Waterfront at Lewiston, situated at confluence of Snake and Clearwater Rivers"

"Here we get a fine view from the air of the City of Moscow, Idaho, with the State University in the foreground."

"Beauty Bay with the north-south highway to be noted following the margin"

Joseph Thom in studio portrait.

"Looking west on Sherman St. (Avenue) Coeur d' Alene." Copy print

High School, Wenatchee, Wash.

Rock Island Dam, Wenatchee, Wn.

"Chief Red Tomahawk, Yates Reservation, North Dakota. He is reportedly the man who shot Sitting Bull."

The 6th Avenue high bridge after the completion of the concrete pour and before removal of the wooden forms. Behind is the old wooden bridge.

The third Monroe Street bridge under construction in 1911. Taken facing upstream, wooden scaffolding is in place on both sides of the river to support the first sections of the concrete span.

Pouring concrete on the outer spans of the third Monroe Street bridge in 1910.