1950 results for: ACT-UP/Seattle
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Powell Barnett accepting Jackson Street Community Council Man of the Year award, Seattle, April 1964
Powell S. Barnett (1883-1971) was a Seattle-based musician, baseball player, civil rights activist, and African American community leader. Born in Indiana, Barnett moved with his family to Roslyn, Washington, in 1889. His father, an ex-slave, was one of many black miners recruited to work in Washington coal mines. As a teenager, Powell also worked in the Roslyn coal mines, and…
ID Number:2000.107.014.21.02
Date:1964
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Powell Barnett and Katherine Conna Barnett on their golden wedding anniversary, Seattle, August 23, 1956
Powell S. Barnett (1883-1971) was a Seattle-based musician, baseball player, civil rights activist, and African American community leader. Barnett married Katherine Conna (1890-1971) of the pioneering John N. Conna family in 1906, and the couple settled in Seattle. Powell Barnett organized the Leschi Improvement Council and became its first president in 1967, led in organizing the East Madison YMCA and…
ID Number:2000.107.014.21.03
Date:1956
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Mariner Moose carrying Amy Martin around infield at the Kingdome, April 16, 1990
In this photo, the Seattle Mariners' mascot, the Mariner Moose, carries diamond girl Amy Martin around the infield between innings at the Kingdome. The Mariner Moose had recently debuted, on April 13, 1990, after the Moose was chosen from among entries submitted by children 14 and under in a contest to select a team mascot. Caption information source: Seattle Post-Intelligencer…
ID Number:2000.107.015.29.01
Date:1990
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Mariners pitchers posing as cowboys, April 3, 1990
Pitchers (left to right) Brian Holman (age 25), Randy Johnson (26), Erik Hanson (24) and Scott Bankhead (26) were the Mariners' "big guns" in 1990, and the youngest starting staff in the American League. This photo was taken near the Mariners' spring training site in Tempe, Arizona.
ID Number:2000.107.015.29.02
Date:1990
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Mariner Moose hang gliding into Kingdome, May 6, 1990
In this photo, the Seattle Mariners mascot, the Mariner Moose, hang glides to a soft landing near third base from the 300 level of the Kingdome. The stunt was ostensibly staged to break the world indoor flight record of 26.4 seconds. The Moose stayed up for only 16.7 seconds. Caption information source: Post-Intelligencer staff captions on back of photo.
ID Number:2000.107.015.29.03
Date:1990
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Three young Mariners fans tasting new vendor offerings at Kingdome, April 8, 1991
In this photo, Mariners fans Chaz Welsh (age 12), left, Andy Neyens (12) and Tom O'Hearn (11) taste-test various new offerings from Ivar's, Pizza Hut, Ezell's and others prior to the Mariners' 1991 season opener at the Kingdome.
ID Number:2000.107.015.30.01
Date:1991
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Seattle Mariners shortstop Jeff Schaefer jumping over base runner, April 15, 1991
Seattle Mariners shortstop Jeff Schaefer is captured here as he goes airborne over Minnesota Twins base runner Scott Leius to complete a double play in the third inning of a game at the Kingdome.
ID Number:2000.107.015.30.02
Date:1991
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Mariners players high-fiving after winning game against Texas Rangers, May 24, 1991
In this photo, Mariners right fielder Jay Buhner (19) gets a high five from teammates Alvin Davis (21) and Ken Griffey Sr. (30) after the team won a game against the Texas Rangers.
ID Number:2000.107.015.30.03
Date:1991
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Ken Griffey Sr. and Ken Griffey Jr. in Mariners dugout, April 1991
In this photo, Ken Griffey Sr.(30) gets a towel from his son, Ken Griffey Jr. after making a running catch in the fourth inning of a Mariners game at the Kingdome. The Griffeys became one of the first father-and-son tandems to play on the same Major League Baseball team, playing their first game together against the Kansas City Royals on…
ID Number:2000.107.015.30.04
Date:1991
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Mark Popich working on Mariner's sign at stadium, July 16, 1992
In this photo, Mark Popich adds a final touch to the Mariners sign on the outfield padding on Opening Night II, July 16, 1992. The second opening night celebrated the team's purchase by the Japanese-backed Baseball Club of Seattle, keeping the Mariners from moving to Florida. Caption information source: http://www.seattlepi.com/news/slideshow/Mariners-Opening-Day-3824/photo-654302.php
ID Number:2000.107.015.31.01
Date:1992