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Pirates Baseball Team, Seattle, June 8, 1924
1. Pirates Baseball Team, Seattle, June 8, 1924
Everett Labor Journal reprint of an article entitled "Why Don't They Try To Be Fair?", 1919
2. Everett Labor Journal reprint of an article entitled "Why Don't They Try To Be Fair?", 1919
Navy Leaving Grays Harbor, Washington, ca. 1926
3. Navy Leaving Grays Harbor, Washington, ca. 1926
University of Washington Student Elections, Seattle, Washington, ca. 1951
4. University of Washington Student Elections, Seattle, Washington, ca. 1951
November 30, 1999 : come join the mass demonstration and direct action downtown against globalization
5. November 30, 1999 : come join the mass demonstration and direct action downtown against globalization [recto]
November 30, 1999 : come join the mass demonstration and direct action downtown against globalization
6. November 30, 1999 : come join the mass demonstration and direct action downtown against globalization [verso]
Edmond Meany and Ludwig Metzger with elm tree, University of Washington, April 6, 1931
7. Edmond Meany and Ludwig Metzger with elm tree, University of Washington, April 6, 1931
Party sent in 1869 to make reconnaissance of the proposed Northern Pacific route
8. Party sent in 1869 to make reconnaissance of the proposed Northern Pacific route
Fuji Baseball Team of Portland, ca. 1928
9. Fuji Baseball Team of Portland, ca. 1928
Labor spy report by Agent #172 to Roy John Kinnear, April 2, 1920
10. Labor spy report by Agent #172 to Roy John Kinnear, April 2, 1920
Berean lesson pictures, June 3, 1900, vol. 12 (2) pt. 10 (recto)
11. Berean lesson pictures, June 3, 1900, vol. 12 (2) pt. 10 (recto)
Point in Rockport at which the Great Northern railroad ends and the new section of rail line built by
12. Point in Rockport at which the Great Northern railroad ends and the new section of rail line built by Seattle City Light to Newhalem begins, August 13, 1920
Steam shovel used in construction of the railroad between Rockport and Newhalem, August 11, 1920
13. Steam shovel used in construction of the railroad between Rockport and Newhalem, August 11, 1920
Men resting on tree stumps during construction of railroad from Rockport to Newhalem, August 12, 1920
14. Men resting on tree stumps during construction of railroad from Rockport to Newhalem, August 12, 1920
Building a trestle as part of the railroad construction project from Rockport to Newhalem, August 11,
15. Building a trestle as part of the railroad construction project from Rockport to Newhalem, August 11, 1920
Steam shovel at rocky curve overlooking the Skagit River, used for building the railroad between Rockport
16. Steam shovel at rocky curve overlooking the Skagit River, used for building the railroad between Rockport and Newhalem, August 11, 1920
Ludwig Metzger with elm tree, University of Washington, May, 1947
17. Ludwig Metzger with elm tree, University of Washington, May, 1947
Ludwig Metzger with the grand-scion of the Washington elm, University of Washington, n.d.
18. Ludwig Metzger with the grand-scion of the Washington elm, University of Washington, n.d.
Marguerite E. Putnam scrapbook
19. Marguerite E. Putnam scrapbook
Edmond Meany and Ludwig Metzger near the scion of the Washington elm tree, in front of Lewis Hall, University
20. Edmond Meany and Ludwig Metzger near the scion of the Washington elm tree, in front of Lewis Hall, University of Washington, n.d.
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