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Spokane -- Telephone (#01)
"Long distance room in Spokane. I am first girl in white blouse at end of room (Beatrice Birmingham)"
Spokane -- Stores and shops (#07)
"Company store on the southwest corner of First and Monroe, August 1892. L to R: Mr. Jones, O. E. Hailey and Elmer Gibbs"
Northwest -- Idaho -- Wardner (#02)
McNab and Livers, Druggists in Wardner Idaho. The business operated between 1886 and 1890 when it burned down.
Spokane -- Stagecoach (#02)
Spokane to Colville stagecoach in Spokane, 1886. (copy print) People on stage: Lane Gilliam, driver; Mrs. Ralph Clark, next to him. Black: Clayton Miller; Ella March (Mrs. Charles McNab); and Walker Bean.
Spokane -- Stagecoach (#01)
"Old 4-horse stage wagon used for exhibition purposes at the Spokane Interstate Fair." No date.
Spokane -- Spokane River -- Little Falls (#02)
"Mounds below little falls" Aerial view of the Spokane River.
Spokane River (Folder 2, #04)
"Looking northwest from Pettet Drive to the downriver bridge (T. J. Meenach Bridge) at #5 & #6 on the 'Colleges' map."
Spokane -- Spokane House (#06)
End view of the old log structure yet standing on the site of the old Pacific Fur Company post on the Gordon farm at the confluence of the Spokane and Little Spokane Rivers.
Spokane -- Spokane Falls (town) (#12)
"View from the hill of Spokane, Washington. A. M. Cannon home in center front."
Spokane -- Spokane Falls (town) (#05)
The city of Spokane Falls in 1883 taken from Howard Street on the South Hill. Looking north.
Spokane -- Spokane Falls (town) (#04)
Looking across the river and south. Note: "Medical Lake Soap Company" building in foreground.
Spokane Falls -- Early (#14)
Copy of a sketch which appeared in the August 17, 1889 issue of Frank Leslie's Weekly entitled, "Wash. Territory - view of town destroyed by fire."
Spokane Falls -- Early (#09)
Middle falls of the Spokane River looking east from Post Street bridge prior to 1889.
Spokane -- Service Stations (#04)
Monroe Service Station owned by H. L. Sorenson at 917 N. Monroe. "Little girl with her hat in hand is Helen."
Spokane -- Service Stations (#01)
Riverside Service Station owned by Bech and Nelson. Located at 44 W. Riverside.
Spokane -- Schools -- Washington (#05)
Washington Elementary School was located at 1617 W. Riverside. It operated between 1896-1962 and was demolished in 1973.
Spokane --Schools --South Central (Folder 1, #26)
South Central High School after it burned down in 1910.
Spokane --Schools --South Central (Folder 1, #24)
View of South Central High School looking southeast as building burns.