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Image of Portrait of pianist Rosamond Crawford, Seattle, circa 1916
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Portrait of pianist Rosamond Crawford, Seattle, circa 1916

Rosamond (or Rosamonde) L. Crawford (1897-1969) was born in Ohio to Donald V. and Agnes (Watkins) Crawford. The family moved to Seattle between 1900-1910, and Rosamond attended Lincoln High School. She studied piano under prominent Seattle music teachers Silvio and Elaine (French) Risegari. About 1920 she moved to New York for further training at the La Forge-Berumen Studios, later becoming…
ID Number:1969.4616.4
Date:Circa 1916
Image of Studio portrait of George Frederick Frye, Seattle, circa 1910
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Studio portrait of George Frederick Frye, Seattle, circa 1910

Georg Friedrich Christian Freye was born in Drakenburg, Germany, on January 15, 1833, the son of Otto Friedrich Christian Freye and Sophia Maria Pranga. He immigrated to the US at 16, working for his brother-in-law, Johann F. Rodekohr in Lafayette County, Missouri, until 1852 when he traveled to Oregon. The following year he moved to Seattle. He married Louisa Catherine…
ID Number:1990.45.82
Date:Circa 1910
Image of Portrait of Leona Fengler, Seattle, 1926
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Portrait of Leona Fengler, Seattle, 1926

Iowa-born Leona Nathalie Fengler (1903-1990), a graduate of Queen Anne High School, was chosen as Miss Seattle to represent the city at the Atlantic City Beauty Pageant (now the Miss America Pageant) in 1926. Miss Fengler did not win the pageant but was declared by the judges to be equally at home in a drawing room or on the tennis…
ID Number:1992.47.1
Date:1926
Image of Ezra Meeker, Seattle, circa 1915
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Ezra Meeker, Seattle, circa 1915

Born in Ohio in 1830, Ezra Meeker married and headed west with his wife and newborn son to seek a prosperous life. They settled in the Puyallup Valley in 1862 and developed a successful business raising hops, eventually selling hops on the world market. Later in life, Meeker developed an avid interest in commemorating the Oregon Trail route of the…
ID Number:SHS5182
Date:Circa 1915

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