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Epler Block, Seattle, circa 1905
Signs in image: [...] Shoe Co. B.L. Gates. Haynes - [Candies?], Ice Cream. Kilbourne & Clark Co. - Electrical Machinery and Supplies. Seattle Trunk Factory. Cascade Laundry Company - Shirts 10 cents, Collars 2 cents, Cuffs 4 cents. C.P. Devine. Epler Block. Geo. M. Allen Law Offices. Doctor J.L. Warbourg - Physician and Surgeon. W.R. Bell Law Offices. J.H. Kane…
ID Number:1983.10.7090
Date:Circa 1905
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Bigelow Building, Seattle, 1905
Signs in image: Erected by the Bigelow Inv. Co. 1903. Chapman Bros. & Co. - School Furniture and Supplies. The Seattle Engraving Company - Engravers, Electrotypers. J.W. Fales & Co. - Stationery & Paper.Handwritten on sleeve: Biglow [sic] Bldg 1905.Webster & Stevens number: 2958
ID Number:1983.10.7091
Date:1905
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Waterfront from Alaska Building, Seattle, circa 1905
This photo is half of a two-part panorama. Handwritten on sleeve: Pan of Waterfront & Bay from Alaska Bldg.Webster & Stevens number: 2963
ID Number:1983.10.7093.1
Date:Circa 1905
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Waterfront from Alaska Building, Seattle, circa 1905
This photo is half of a two-part panorama. Signs in image: Schwabacher Bros. & Co. White Knight 5 Cent Cigars. [...res] Storage Warehouse. Gen. Arthur Cigar. [Lilly?] [Bodardine?] & Co. - North Coast Flouring Mills - Seeds. Pier B - The Pacific Coast Co. - Pacific Coast Steamship Co. Pier A - The Pacific Coast Co. - Pacific Coast Steamship…
ID Number:1983.10.7093.2
Date:Circa 1905
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Seattle player batting during game in Dugdale Park, Seattle, circa 1920
D.E. Dugdale owned the Seattle Giants from 1889 to 1920 and organized the Northwest League. His baseball field, Dugdale Park, was located at Rainier and McClellan. Here, a player from either the Seattle Giants (1910-1920) or the Seattle Indians (1922-1937) team swings at a pitch in Dugdale Park. Handwritten on sleeve: Seattle BB Opening Game.Webster & Stevens number: 64933Caption information…
ID Number:1983.10.7114.1
Date:Circa 1920
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Mayor Ole Hanson with family and car, circa 1920
At first, cars were a luxury that only the rich could afford. After 1908, with the introduction of the Model T, cars were mass-produced and much less expensive. In 1915, nearly 7,000 car licenses were issued in Seattle. By 1920, that number had risen to over 44,000. Seattle's population was roughly 403,000 at the time.In this photo, taken around 1920,…
ID Number:1983.10.7132
Date:Circa 1920
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University of Washington student Geraldine Gilbert knitting, Seattle, 1918
Not one to waste time, Miss Geraldine Gilbert, sophomore in the college of pharmacy at the University of Washington, knits two socks at one time. Knitting with the standard four needles she knits one sock inside the other. The outside sock is knit 'inside out,' the American way, while the inside sock is knit 'right side out,' the Continental way.…
ID Number:1983.10.7137.1
Date:1918
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Varsity Crew, 1926
Here, the University of Washington's varsity crew team row on Lake Union, with the gas plant (now Gas Works Park) on the north shore of the lake in the distance. Webster & Stevens number: 108783
ID Number:1983.10.7158
Date:1926
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University of Washington football players, Seattle, 1927
The University of Washington Huskies played six conference games during the 1927 season, winning four games and losing two. After the final game, in Los Angeles, tackle Clarence Dirks (to the right in this photo) was elected captain for the following season. Both Dirks and fullback John Dalquest (left) won Big W letters for their playing during the 1927 season.…
ID Number:1983.10.7167
Date:1927
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Pine and Westlake, Seattle, circa 1917
The Frederick & Nelson building looms over the smaller structure in the foreground, which appears to be a transportation station with retail stores. Handwritten on sleeve: [...ling] Pine & Westlake, Old Frye [M...].Webster & Stevens number: 62615
ID Number:1983.10.7191
Date:Circa 1917