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Community Picnic, Aberdeen, Washington, ca. 1926
61. Community Picnic, Aberdeen, Washington, ca. 1926
Opening of the Finch Playfield, Aberdeen, Washington, ca. 1925
62. Opening of the Finch Playfield, Aberdeen, Washington, ca. 1925
Fire drills at schools and on the streets, Aberdeen, Washington, ca. 1926
63. Fire drills at schools and on the streets, Aberdeen, Washington, ca. 1926
Timber League Pennant Baseball Game, Electric Park, Aberdeen, Washington, September 1925
64. Timber League Pennant Baseball Game, Electric Park, Aberdeen, Washington, September 1925
Shrine Parade, Aberdeen, Washington, ca. 1925
65. Shrine Parade, Aberdeen, Washington, ca. 1925
Captain Kidd's Pirates Picnic, Aberdeen, Washington, ca. 1927
66. Captain Kidd's Pirates Picnic, Aberdeen, Washington, ca. 1927
Opening of the Aberdeen-Willapa Highway, ca. 1927
67. Opening of the Aberdeen-Willapa Highway, ca. 1927
Construction of the Campfire Girls Clubhouse, Aberdeen, Washington, ca. 1925
68. Construction of the Campfire Girls Clubhouse, Aberdeen, Washington, ca. 1925
Snake River as seen from a jetty during the breakup of ice in Nome harbor, Alaska, Spring of 1921
69. Snake River as seen from a jetty during the breakup of ice in Nome harbor, Alaska, Spring of 1921
Explosion of ice alongside a jetty during the breakup of ice in Nome harbor, Alaska, Spring of 1921
70. Explosion of ice alongside a jetty during the breakup of ice in Nome harbor, Alaska, Spring of 1921
Man-made channel cut into ice during the breakup of ice in Nome harbor, Alaska, Spring of 1921
71. Man-made channel cut into ice during the breakup of ice in Nome harbor, Alaska, Spring of 1921
Ice jamming in a channel during the breakup of ice in Nome harbor, Alaska, Spring of 1921
72. Ice jamming in a channel during the breakup of ice in Nome harbor, Alaska, Spring of 1921
Man standing on an ice floe working to disperse ice off the end of a jetty during the breakup of ice
73. Man standing on an ice floe working to disperse ice off the end of a jetty during the breakup of ice in Nome harbor, Alaska, Spring of 1921
Two water streams at the head of an ice cut on an outer bar during the breakup of ice in Nome harbor,
74. Two water streams at the head of an ice cut on an outer bar during the breakup of ice in Nome harbor, Alaska, Spring of 1921
Water going through a cut over a bar during the breakup of ice in Nome harbor, Alaska, Spring of 1921
75. Water going through a cut over a bar during the breakup of ice in Nome harbor, Alaska, Spring of 1921
Two men with sticks working to keep ice cut open during the breakup of ice in Nome Harbor, Alaska, Spring
76. Two men with sticks working to keep ice cut open during the breakup of ice in Nome Harbor, Alaska, Spring of 1921
Cut in the sea ice during the breakup of ice in Nome harbor Alaska, 1921
77. Cut in the sea ice during the breakup of ice in Nome harbor Alaska, 1921
Ice jetty looking north toward town during the breakup of ice in Nome harbor, Alaska, Spring of 1921
78. Ice jetty looking north toward town during the breakup of ice in Nome harbor, Alaska, Spring of 1921
Ice ditch near outer end of jetty during the breakup of ice in Nome harbor, Alaska, Spring of 1921
79. Ice ditch near outer end of jetty during the breakup of ice in Nome harbor, Alaska, Spring of 1921
Two men working in ice ditch during the breakup of ice in Nome Harbor Alaska, 1921
80. Two men working in ice ditch during the breakup of ice in Nome Harbor Alaska, 1921
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