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Chief Jerry Kanim and his family, Snoqualmie, February 21, 1948
341. Chief Jerry Kanim and his family, Snoqualmie, February 21, 1948
Snow at Lake Chelan, February 1908
342. Snow at Lake Chelan, February 1908
Waterfront and remains of burnt buildings in the vicinity of Post St. between Yesler and Columbia after
343. Waterfront and remains of burnt buildings in the vicinity of Post St. between Yesler and Columbia after the Seattle Fire of June 6, 1889
Lawrence Denny Lindsley standing inside Paradise Glacier ice cave, Mount Rainier, n.d.
344. Lawrence Denny Lindsley standing inside Paradise Glacier ice cave, Mount Rainier, n.d.
Ed. L. Lindsley's log cabin near the intersection of Republican St. and Queen Anne Ave., May 1889
345. Ed. L. Lindsley's log cabin near the intersection of Republican St. and Queen Anne Ave., May 1889
Looking north on 5th Ave. from between James St. and Cherry St. showing regrade work, Seattle, Washington,
346. Looking north on 5th Ave. from between James St. and Cherry St. showing regrade work, Seattle, Washington, February 1, 1911.
Labor rally of unemployed persons at the City Hall Park, Seattle, Washington, February 10, 1931.
347. Labor rally of unemployed persons at the City Hall Park, Seattle, Washington, February 10, 1931.
Alaskan Way looking south from Pike St., Seattle, Washington, February 20, 1934.
348. Alaskan Way looking south from Pike St., Seattle, Washington, February 20, 1934.
Looking east on Cherry St. from 4th Ave. showing regrade work, Seattle, Washington, February 1911.
349. Looking east on Cherry St. from 4th Ave. showing regrade work, Seattle, Washington, February 1911.
Everett from Port Gardner Bay, Washington, February 1892.
350. Everett from Port Gardner Bay, Washington, February 1892.
Olympic Mountains, Seattle, Washington, February 23, 1891.
351. Olympic Mountains, Seattle, Washington, February 23, 1891.
Mules loaded on the deck of the schooner LUCILE, Seattle, Washington, February 15, 1898
352. Mules loaded on the deck of the schooner LUCILE, Seattle, Washington, February 15, 1898
Kiehl family and friends aboard their boat LOULAMIR, February 23, 1913
353. Kiehl family and friends aboard their boat LOULAMIR, February 23, 1913
Unidentified girl, possibly Laura Kiehl, on board the family gas launch LOULAMIR, February 23, 1913
354. Unidentified girl, possibly Laura Kiehl, on board the family gas launch LOULAMIR, February 23, 1913
Miriam Kiehl playing with her doll, Fort Lawton, Seattle, Washington, February 4, 1900
355. Miriam Kiehl playing with her doll, Fort Lawton, Seattle, Washington, February 4, 1900
Miriam Kiehl playing with dog named Pedro, Magnolia Bluff, Seattle, Washington, February 4, 1900
356. Miriam Kiehl playing with dog named Pedro, Magnolia Bluff, Seattle, Washington, February 4, 1900
Buildings at Fort Columbia, Washington, February 2, 1902
357. Buildings at Fort Columbia, Washington, February 2, 1902
Loading a mule onto the deck of the schooner LUCILE, Seattle, February 15, 1898
358. Loading a mule onto the deck of the schooner LUCILE, Seattle, February 15, 1898
Loading a mule onto the deck of the schooner LUCILE, Seattle, February 15, 1898
359. Loading a mule onto the deck of the schooner LUCILE, Seattle, February 15, 1898
C.H. Kiehl's stack of supplies for his trip to Alaska, Seattle, February 2, 1898
360. C.H. Kiehl's stack of supplies for his trip to Alaska, Seattle, February 2, 1898
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