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Spokane -- Buildings (#50)
"Post and First (northeast corner Post at First)." "American Red Cross shop at S. 13 Post. Paul Heiser Dance Studio at W. 722 First (in 3 story building). Rooms at S. 9-11 Post."
Spokane -- Buildings (#49)
"South 9 Post." "Fron an envelope labeled 'Business property and buildings of D.H.D. (Daniel H. Dwight)." "Spokane R. L. Polk City Directory shows: Quick Print, S. 9 Post. C.W. Brooks, Linotype Printer, rear, 2nd floor, S. 11 Post. Foster & Foster…
Spokane -- Buildings (#40)
"South 9 Post." "From envelope labeled 'Business property & buildings of D.H.D." "Spokane R.L. Polk Directory shows: South 9 Post - Anderson, James and Company, Clothing. Moved from S. 4 1/2 Post across to S. 9 Post. S. 11 Post - Furnished Rooms, Lou…
Spokane -- Buildings (#36)
"900 Block, Second Avenue (South side of street)." "Spokane R.L. Polk City Directory shows: The Unique Cabinet Shop, 916 Second Avenue (house on left). T.S. Grant, Signs -916 Second Ave. Trunks (possibly E.S. Wingate Trunk Co.) Japanese Methodist…
Spokane -- Buildings (#34)
"900 Block, Second Ave." "The Edgewood Butter Company was located at 925 Second Avenue. From an envelope labeled 'Businesses and properties owned by D.H.D.' Dwight owned the building."
Spokane -- Buildings (#30)
"100 Block South Post." "1905 Spokane Polk Directory shows: 117 Post-furnished rooms. 121 Post- James Molls, Cigars."
Spokane -- Buildings (#27)
"Lindale Block built in 1890. N. 4 Washington. NE corner Sprague and Wash. Demolished." "Gift of Norman Snyder."
Spokane -- Buildings (#20)
"100 Wall." "From envelope labeled 'Business property and buildings of D.H.D. (Daniel H. Dwight)." "Spokane R. L. Polk City Directory, shows: Hope Block 126 Mill (Wall) Street. The Svea Saloon, August Anderson, Proprietor. 124 Mill (Wall)."
Spokane -- Buildings (#15)
"Henle Portrait Studio in the Garland Theater building. Note architectural detail on bldg."
Spokane -- Buildings (#14)
"900 Block Second Avenue (north side of street)." "From an envelope labeled 'Business buildings & properties owned by D. H. D." "Sanborn map , 1902, shows: House at 918 West Second Avenue. Store at 920 West Second Avenue. Lumber yard west of store."
Spokane -- Buildings (#11)
"900 Block West Sprague Avenue (rear view)" "Sanborn map and Spokane Polk city directory, 1902 show: Eagle Cash Grocery (on left) at 927 West Sprague Avenue. Middle building was hay and grain, later restaurant. To the left of it the small building is…
Spokane -- Buildings (#06)
"400-500 Block on Front (Later called Trent, then Spokane Falls Blvd.)" "Lee's Rooms, Chinese-Japanese Bazzar (sic)." "1905 Spokand R. L. Polk Directory shows: Havana block, built in 1903, 506-508 Front, Volunteers of America 426 Front Avenue, O.M.…
Northwest -- Rivers -- Coeur d'Alene (#01)
"A large and very quiet pool in the upper reaches of the Coeur d'Alene North Fork. View was probably made in the early 1890s."
Northwest -- Lakes -- Pend Oreille (#07)
"View across the lake at the south end and taken about 1900."
Northwest -- Mountains -- Mount Hood (#06)
"Distant view of the snow-capped summit among the trees along the highway."
Northwest -- Waterfalls -- Multnomah Falls (#01)
Multnomah Falls taken during the winter of 1936-1937.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Stratton family (#02)
Stratton, Anna M., 1812-1895?, mother of Howard Stratton.
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 -- Shields family (#01)
Shields Family. Back row: Will Symmes? - Uncle Johnny. 2nd row: Carrie Foster, ? Maggie - Eva. Front: Marie - Virgil - May.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Orndorff, William (#01)
William R. Orndorff, served Washington in the Washington State Senate.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Niles, Charles A. and Ella C. (#01)
Wedding portrait of Charles A. Niles and his wife, Ella C. Stone Niles, taken in Iowa. They later lived in Opportunity.
Northwest -- Portraits -- Morris Family (#01)
Katherine and Mary Morris, daughters of Thomas Morris.