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Northwest -- Portraits -- Teakle, Thomas, 1878-1969 (#01)
Thomas Teakle, Omer Pence and Ceylon Kingston, about 1950.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Taylor, Frederick L., 1878-1954 (#01)
Portrait of F. L. Taylor, president of the Spokane Title Company.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Taber, Edward Gray, 1855-1956 (#01)
Portrait of Edward Gray Taber, chief engineer for the Spokane International Railway.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Syverson, Alfred Henry, 1880-1960 (#01)
Portrait of Alfred Syverson, Spokane advertising executive.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Sutton, Maude, 1885-1951 (#01)
Portrait of pioneer Spokane teacher, Maude Sutton, at her home in Newman Lake.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Sutherland, James, 1864-1949 (#01)
Portrait of Spokane physician, James Sutherland.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Stuart, Julia D., 1910-1990 (#01)
Portrait of Julia D. Stuart, who served as national president of the League of Women Voters.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Stratton family (#02)
Stratton, Anna M., 1812-1895?, mother of Howard Stratton.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Strahorn, Robert E., 1852-1944 (#01)
Portrait of Robert E. Strahorn, railroad developer.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Stitz family (#01)
Stitz family taken at the original home just west of the rolling mill (Kaiser/Trentwood) in the Spokane Valley.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Stafford, Sybill C., 1900-1981 (#01)
Portrait of Sybill C. Stafford, descendant of the Stafford family, who were part of the pioneer African American community.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Spalding family (#07)
Portrait of Amelia Lorene Spalding Brown, daughter of Rev. Henry H. Spalding.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Spalding family (#06)
Portrait of Amelia Lorene Spalding Brown, daughter of Rev. Henry H. Spalding.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Spalding family (#05)
Portrait of Eliza Spalding Warren, daughter of the Rev. Henry H. Spalding.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Spalding family (#04)
Martha Spalding Wigle, daughter of Rev. Henry H. Spalding.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Spalding family (#03)
Martha Spalding Wigle, daughter of Rev. Henry H. Spalding.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Spalding family (#02)
Portrait of Henry Hart Spalding, son of the Rev. Henry Spalding. (Copy print)
Northwest -- Portraits -- Spalding family (#01)
Copy print of photograph of Henry H. Spalding, pioneer missionary.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Smith, Frank Marshall, 1866-1937 (#01)
Portrait of Frank Marshall Smith, who was the smelter director for the Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining Company.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Smith, Clark L., 1875-1933 (#01)
Portrait of Clark L. Smith, president of the Spokane Casket Company.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Smith, Carroll, 1878-1966 (#01)
Portrait of Spokane physician, Carroll Smith.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Shields family (#01)
Shields Family. Back row: Will Symmes? - Uncle Johnny. 2nd row: Carrie Foster, ? Maggie - Eva. Front: Marie - Virgil - May.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Sample, Henry W. (#01)
Henry W. Sample, Spokane's first Black police officer, who served from 1892 to 1894.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Rothrock, Edward Hiram, 1876-1912 (#02)
Edward Rothrock on the right, probably taken while a student at Stanford.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Rogers, Charles Herbert, 1870-1944 (#01)
Portrait of Charles H. Rogers, insurance and real estate broker in Spokane.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Roche, Guss W. and family (#08)
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.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Roche, Guss W. and family (#07)
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.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Roche, Guss W. and family (#06)
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.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Roche, Guss W. and family (#04)
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.