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Unidentified Kalispel woman

Unidentified Kalispel woman in front of a tipi.

Kalispel village near Cusick, Washington

Kalispel women standing near a boat near Cusick, Washington.

"The Vanishing Race"

Entitled 'The Vanishing Race," by Frank Palmer, photo shows a Spokane Indian man walking down a path.

Red Fox standing on a rock

Hand-tinted portrait of Red Fox standing on a rock

Unidentified young Indian man with blanket

Young Indian man in front of tipi with a blanket and a dog.

Colville family

"Indian home on the Colville reservation"

John and Minnie Stevens

Johns Stevens and wife standing near bank of Spokane River.

John Stevens

John Stevens with bow and arrow.

John Stevens holding bow and arrow

John Stevens holding bow and arrow

Colville woman on horseback.

Woman on a horse with two dogs nearby

Spokane Indian couple

Unidentified man and woman in front of a tipi.

Young Kalispel man with bow & arrow.

Young Kalispel man with bow & arrow.

Two young Kalisepel men on Lake Pend Oreille.

White pine bark canoe.

Man fishing on the Spokane River

Man with a basket of fish on the Spokane River.

Man, woman and dog on a tree stump.

Man, woman and dog on a tree stump on Pend Oreille River.

Man and dogs with bears that he has killed.

Man standing with his dogs and bears that he has killed.

Woman with snowshoes and rifle.

Woman with snowshoes and rifle, probably Frances Palmer.

Hunter's camp.

Men and women at a hunting camp.

Indians -- Coeur d'Alene (#15)

"Indians on Coeur d'Alene reservation."

Indians -- Coeur d'Alene (#16)

"Indians on Coeur d'Alene reservation."

Indians -- Spokane (#01)

"Indian Canyon near Spokane"

Indians -- Spokane (#10)

Spokane Indians in front of tipis.

Indians -- Women (#07)

Unidentified group of Indian women

Sunken Gardens, Manito Park, Spokane, Wash.

Sunken Gardens, Manito Park, Spokane, Wash.

Ione, Wash., on lower Pend Oreille, via I.& W.N.R.R.

View of the town of Ione, Wash.

Newport, Wash. County seat of New Pend Oreille County.

Birds eye view of Newport, Washington

"Miss Spokane at 5th National Apple Show, Spokane"

"Miss Spokane at 5th National Apple Show, Spokane"

Part of Busy Spokane. The Lower Falls and the Monroe Street Bridge

Part of Busy Spokane. The Lower Falls and the Monroe Street Bridge

Lower Falls and Monroe St. Bridge by Moonlight, Spokane, Wash.

Lower Falls and Monroe St. Bridge by Moonlight, Spokane, Wash.

The Devil's Teapot, Spokane River, Spokane, Wash.

The Devil's Teapot (also known as the Bowl and Pitcher), Spokane River, Spokane, Wash.

Main Street, Spokane, Wash. One of Spokane's busy streets.

Main Street, Spokane, Wash. One of Spokane's busy streets.

Post Street, North from First Avenue, Spokane, Washington

Post Street, North from First Avenue, Spokane, Washington

Riverside Avenue, Looking West, Spokane, Wash.

Riverside Avenue, Looking West, Spokane, Wash.

Stevens Street, Spokane, Washington.

Stevens Street, Spokane, Washington.

Mt. Spokane ("Old Baldy") from Spokane, Washington

Mt. Spokane ("Old Baldy") from Spokane, Washington

Ellers Building, Spokane, Wash.

Ellers Building, Spokane, Wash. Corner of Sprague and Post in downtown Spokane.

Waterfalls of Stevens County

"Where the Water's (sic) Come Tumbling Down in Stevens Co. Wash. and Mighty Rivers Mountain Born, Go Sweeping onward Dark and Deep, Through Forest Where the Bounding Fawn, Beneath It's (sic) Sheltering Branches Leap"

Pierewee Falls, Wash.

Periwee Falls, sometimes known as Peewee Falls.

Spokane -- Railroads (#02)

The work train with engine Number 11 at Sawyer (Idaho) in 1918. Acquired by the Spokane International Railway in 1906 and then sold to the Humbird Lumber Company in 1923.

Northwest -- Portraits -- Browne, J. J. (#01)

Portrait of J. J. Browne, pioneeer real estate man and banker. n.d.