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Image of Denny-Renton Clay and Coal Company, circa 1910
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Denny-Renton Clay and Coal Company, circa 1910

By 1910, the Denny-Renton Clay and Coal Company was one of Renton's most important businesses. Company workers removed the clay from nearby cliffs using high pressure hoses. Other laborers formed and baked the clay into bricks, sewer tile, terra cotta and other building materials. By 1917, the Denny-Renton Clay Company was reportedly the world's largest producer of street paving brick.…
ID Number:1974.5868.231
Date:Circa 1910
Image of Farm near Seattle Electric Power Plant, Georgetown, 1907
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Farm near Seattle Electric Power Plant, Georgetown, 1907

This view of Georgetown looks across a farm to the Seattle Electrical Power Plant in the distance. Handwritten on verso: Georgetown from Graham Ave looking West. Seattle Electric Power Plant 1907.
ID Number:1974.5868.233
Date:1907
Image of Carroll Harwood on wooden sidewalk, Georgetown, 1908
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Carroll Harwood on wooden sidewalk, Georgetown, 1908

In this photo, a child identified as Carroll Harwood stands on the boardwalk road of Graham Avenue in Seattle's Georgetown neighborhood. Handwritten on verso: On Graham Ave., Georgetown. Carroll Harwood.
ID Number:1974.5868.237
Date:1908
Image of Beacon Avenue looking south, Seattle, circa 1910
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Beacon Avenue looking south, Seattle, circa 1910

This early twentieth century view is taken from the middle of Beacon Hill, likely on Beacon Avenue, looking south. Handwritten on verso: Looking South on Becone [sic] Hill.
ID Number:1974.5868.238
Date:Circa 1910
Image of Asphalt plant, possibly in Seattle, circa 1910
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Asphalt plant, possibly in Seattle, circa 1910

This view of an asphalt plant shows steam billowing from pipes, with eletrical power lines and a railroad track leading up to the plant. Embossed on mount: HarwoodHandwritten on verso: Asphalt Plant
ID Number:1974.5868.239
Date:Circa 1910
Image of Ravenna area and Union Bay, Seattle, 1908
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Ravenna area and Union Bay, Seattle, 1908

According to the note on the back, this photo features Calvary Cemetery in Ravenna and Lake Union in the distance. Handwritten on verso: Union Bay overlooking Ravenna Cmtry (Calvary Cmtry) 1908. Univ. Village would be below house on right. Before Lake Wash. was lowered 12 feet. Looking south from above Calvary Cemetery.
ID Number:1974.5868.247
Date:1908
Image of Oneida Gardens, Seattle, March 1908
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Oneida Gardens, Seattle, March 1908

The Oneida Gardens farm was at 35th Ave NE and East 55th Street near Calvary Cemetery in Ravenna. Handwritten on verso: Oneida Gardens, Mar 1908. 35th Ave NE & E 55.
ID Number:1974.5868.251
Date:1908
Image of F.M. Hopwood standing on current site of Montlake Bridge, Seattle, 1907
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F.M. Hopwood standing on current site of Montlake Bridge, Seattle, 1907

According to the note on this photo, F.M Hopwood is photographed at the future site of the Montlake Bridge. Handwritten on verso: 1907 - F.M. Hopwood standing where Boulevard now is and 23rd Ave [...] crossed Portage.
ID Number:1974.5868.255
Date:1907
Image of Logs in Montlake canal, Seattle, 1908
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Logs in Montlake canal, Seattle, 1908

Before the building of the Lake Washington Ship Canal, a small canal connected Lake Washington with Lake Union's Portage Bay. This photo shows a man guiding logs down the canal in the Montlake area. Handwritten on verso: 1908 - Portage canal - Portage log canal - parallel to and south of present Mountlake [sic] canal.
ID Number:1974.5868.256
Date:1908
Image of Washington Park, Seattle, May 2, 1908
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Washington Park, Seattle, May 2, 1908

This photo looks out from Washington Park in Capitol Hill towards what would become the Lake Washington Ship Canal. Handwritten on verso: May 2, 1908. Washington Park on north east slope of Capitol Hill. Mountlake [sic] Cut site in distance. Before canal was constructed.
ID Number:1974.5868.257
Date:1908
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