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Commemorative arch on Yesler Way created for the occasion of President Benjamin Harrison's visit to Seattle
1. Commemorative arch on Yesler Way created for the occasion of President Benjamin Harrison's visit to Seattle on May 6, 1891, Washington.
East side of 1st Ave. between James St. and Cherry St., Seattle, Washington, ca. 1890.
2. East side of 1st Ave. between James St. and Cherry St., Seattle, Washington, ca. 1890.
Sidewheel steamboat OLYMPIAN at the City Dock, foot of Main St., Seattle, Washington, ca. 1889.
3. Sidewheel steamboat OLYMPIAN at the City Dock, foot of Main St., Seattle, Washington, ca. 1889.
Panorama of the waterfront looking north from Washington St., Seattle, Washington, ca. 1889.
4. Panorama of the waterfront looking north from Washington St., Seattle, Washington, ca. 1889.
Looking down Washington St. in the vicnity of 2nd Ave., Seattle, Washington, ca. 1890.
5. Looking down Washington St. in the vicnity of 2nd Ave., Seattle, Washington, ca. 1890.
Aftermath of Seattle fire of June 6, 1889, looking south showing the ruins of the downtown area, Washington.
6. Aftermath of Seattle fire of June 6, 1889, looking south showing the ruins of the downtown area, Washington.
Suquamish woman named Angeline, daughter of Chief Seattle, Washington, ca. 1890
7. Suquamish woman named Angeline, daughter of Chief Seattle, Washington, ca. 1890
Aftermath of the Seattle fire of June 6 showing looking south showing tents along Yesler Way and construction
8. Aftermath of the Seattle fire of June 6 showing looking south showing tents along Yesler Way and construction of the Standard Theatre and other buildings
Fire of June 6, 1889 looking south along 1st Ave. from Spring St. showing the beginning of the fire
9. Fire of June 6, 1889 looking south along 1st Ave. from Spring St. showing the beginning of the fire
Hop pickers with horses and cart loaded with hop boxes, unidentified farm, Puyallup Valley, Washington,
10. Hop pickers with horses and cart loaded with hop boxes, unidentified farm, Puyallup Valley, Washington, ca. 1889.
Loading hop bins into hop kiln, unidentified farm, Washington, ca. 1889.
11. Loading hop bins into hop kiln, unidentified farm, Washington, ca. 1889.
King Street coal wharves, Seattle, Washington, ca. 1889.
12. King Street coal wharves, Seattle, Washington, ca. 1889.
Looking north on 1st Ave. from James St. showing July 4th parade, Seattle, Washington, ca. 1890.
13. Looking north on 1st Ave. from James St. showing July 4th parade, Seattle, Washington, ca. 1890.
2nd Ave. looking north from Yesler Way, Seattle, ca. 1890
14. 2nd Ave. looking north from Yesler Way, Seattle, ca. 1890
Aftermath of Seattle fire of June 6, 1889, looking southeast on 2nd Ave. from near James St.
15. Aftermath of Seattle fire of June 6, 1889, looking southeast on 2nd Ave. from near James St.
Aftermath of the Seattle fire of June 6, 1889 showing 2nd Ave. looking north from Cherry
16. Aftermath of the Seattle fire of June 6, 1889 showing 2nd Ave. looking north from Cherry
Waterfront showing steamboat OLYMPIAN, Seattle, Washington, ca. 1890.
17. Waterfront showing steamboat OLYMPIAN, Seattle, Washington, ca. 1890.
Aftermath of Seattle fire of June 6, 1889, looking south showing ruins in the vicinity of the waterfront
18. Aftermath of Seattle fire of June 6, 1889, looking south showing ruins in the vicinity of the waterfront area, Washington.
President Benjamin Harrison aboard the steamer CITY OF SEATTLE approaching Yesler's Wharf on the occasion
19. President Benjamin Harrison aboard the steamer CITY OF SEATTLE approaching Yesler's Wharf on the occasion of his visit to Seattle, Washington, May 6, 1891.
Hop pickers, possibly the Puyallup Valley, unidentified farm, Washington, ca. 1889.
20. Hop pickers, possibly the Puyallup Valley, unidentified farm, Washington, ca. 1889.
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