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2 results for: Lindsley, Lawrence Denny, 1878-1975

Image of Looking into Tunnel B, 1901
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Looking into Tunnel B, 1901
David Denny and members of his family owned several mining claims at Gold Creek, below Snoqualmie Pass, on the eastern side of the Cascade Mountains. In 1901, Lawrence Denny Lindsley snapped this photograph of his uncle Victor Winfield Scott Denny (known as Win) inside Tunnel B in one of the Denny mines. They were apparently setting powder explosives to drive…
ID Number:1987.89.33
Date:1901
Image of David Thomas Denny II and Nellie Graham Denny, Seattle, circa 1938
Photograph

David Thomas Denny II and Nellie Graham Denny, Seattle, circa 1938
Nellie Elizabeth Graham (1871-1956) and her husband, David Thomas Denny II (1867-1939), were both born in Seattle to early settlers, Elizabeth "Lizzie" (Crammond) Graham and Walter Graham, and David Thomas Denny and Louisa B (Boren) Denny, respectively. Nellie and David II were married on December 9, 1891, and together had three children, Inez Louisa (Denny) Whiteaker (1893-1963), Walter Claude Denny…
ID Number:2014.81.16
Date:Circa 1938

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