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Gavel from the Hoo-Hoo House, a building at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition (AYPE), ca. 1909-1959
Order an ImageThe Hoo-Hoos were a fraternal organization of lumbermen. They had a house built on the grounds of the AYPE in 1909 and their mascot was a black cat. After the Exposition, the house was given over to the University of Washington where it was used as the Faculty Club until its replacement in 1959.
ID Number: 2010.26.1
Date: Circa 1909-1959
Physical Description: 1 Gavel; wood, adhesive; 11.5 in.H x 4.75 in.W x 1.5 in.D
Credit: MOHAI, 2010.26.1
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Gavel from the Hoo-Hoo House, a building at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition (AYPE), ca. 1909-1959
