3506 results for: Seattle Photographic Co.
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Pacific Outfitting Company employees outside storefront, Seattle, circa 1915
The Pacific Outfitting Company of Seattle was founded in 1907 by Polish immigrant Alfred Shemanski (1875-1966). The store was one of several in a chain begun by Alfred and his brothers, including the Eastern Outfitting Company in Portland started by Joseph Shemanski. The Pacific opened as a clothing store for women, soon expanding to sell men’s apparel as well. The…
ID Number:2008.3.18.2
Date:Circa 1915
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Pacific Outfitting Company clothing display and customers, Seattle, circa 1930
The Pacific Outfitting Company of Seattle was founded in 1907 by Polish immigrant Alfred Shemanski (1875-1966). The store was one of several in a chain begun by Alfred and his brothers, including the Eastern Outfitting Company in Portland started by Joseph Shemanski. The Pacific opened in Seattle in a storefront at 422 Pike Street as a clothing store for women,…
ID Number:2008.3.18.3
Date:Circa 1930
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Pacific Outfitting Company storefront display welcoming Loyal Order of Moose, Seattle, circa 1920
The Pacific Outfitting Company of Seattle was founded in 1907 by Polish immigrant Alfred Shemanski (1875-1966). The store was one of several in a chain begun by Alfred and his brothers, including the Eastern Outfitting Company in Portland started by Joseph Shemanski. The Pacific opened as a clothing store for women, soon expanding to sell men’s apparel as well. The…
ID Number:2008.3.18.10
Date:Circa 1920
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Pacific Outfitting Company employees, Seattle, circa 1925
The Pacific Outfitting Company of Seattle was founded in 1907 by Polish immigrant Alfred Shemanski (1875-1966). The store was one of several in a chain begun by Alfred and his brothers, including the Eastern Outfitting Company in Portland started by Joseph Shemanski. The Pacific opened as a clothing store for women, soon expanding to sell men’s apparel as well. The…
ID Number:2008.3.18.16
Date:Circa 1925
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Meter Maids wearing Pacific Outfitting Company uniforms, Seattle, November 26, 1957
The Pacific Outfitting Company of Seattle was founded in 1907 by Polish immigrant Alfred Shemanski (1875-1966). The store was one of several in a chain begun by Alfred and his brothers, including the Eastern Outfitting Company in Portland started by Joseph Shemanski. The Pacific opened as a clothing store for women, soon expanding to sell men’s apparel as well. The…
ID Number:2008.3.18.18
Date:1957
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Portrait of musician Art Barduhn in Coast Guard uniform holding mallets, circa 1943
Arthur S. Barduhn (b. 1922) began studying piano at age 4 and formed his first band at age 15, while attending Lincoln High School in Seattle. Barduhn attended the University of Washington School of Music intermittently beginning in 1941, studying composition and conducting. He joined the Coast Guard in 1942, serving at Pearl Harbor near Honolulu as a Seaman 1st…
ID Number:2008.4.6
Date:Circa 1943
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Art Barduhn Trio with Stan Boreson and others, circa 1953
The Art Barduhn Trio of the early 1950s consisted of Art Barduhn (b. 1922) on piano, accordion, vibraphone and other instruments, Russ Phillips on bass and Glenn Thompson on guitar. The trio was often joined by local Seattle musician and humorist Stan Boreson. In the 1950s, the Art Barduhn Trio performed regularly in Seattle and elsewhere, and was also featured…
ID Number:2008.4.37
Date:Circa 1953
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Snapshot of the Art Barduhn Trio inserted into the back of a menu from the Olympic Hotel, 1951
Art Barduhn, Glenn Thompson, and Russ Phillips formed the the Art Barduhn Trio in the early 1950s. The trio performed at many venues in Seattle and elsewhere, with regular gigs at the Georgian room of the Olympic Hotel, the Grove Club in the Grosvenor House, as well as in other states, including a summer stint at the Gay 90s Bar…
ID Number:2008.4.61
Date:1951
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Art Barduhn Trio performing in front of a KING-TV camera, circa 1950
Art Barduhn, Glenn Thompson, and Russ Phillips formed the the Art Barduhn Trio in the early 1950s. The trio performed at many venues in Seattle and elsewhere, with regular gigs at the Georgian room of the Olympic Hotel, and the Grove Club in the Grosvenor House. The trio also performed for radio and television. In this photo, Russ Phillips on…
ID Number:2008.4.76
Date:Circa 1950
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Art Barduhn Trio accompanying banjoist Eddie Peabody in KING-TV studio, circa 1950
Art Barduhn, Glenn Thompson, and Russ Phillips formed the the Art Barduhn Trio in the early 1950s. The trio performed at many venues in Seattle and elsewhere, with regular gigs at the Georgian room of the Olympic Hotel, and the Grove Club in the Grosvenor House. The trio also performed for radio and television. In this photo, the trio accompanies…
ID Number:2008.4.88
Date:Circa 1950