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Opening Day Regatta, Seattle, Washington, 1950
1. Opening Day Regatta, Seattle, Washington, 1950
Kaleidoscope of University Life film, Washington, ca. 1941
2. Kaleidoscope of University Life film, Washington, ca. 1941
Two Seattle Historical Society Members in costume at Founders Day Ball, 1916
3. Two Seattle Historical Society Members in costume at Founders Day Ball, 1916
Seattle Historical Society members Mrs. Thomas Green, Mrs. Howe and Louise Hanford in costume at Founders
4. Seattle Historical Society members Mrs. Thomas Green, Mrs. Howe and Louise Hanford in costume at Founders Day Ball, 1914
Seattle Historical Society members in costume at Founders Day Ball, 1912
5. Seattle Historical Society members in costume at Founders Day Ball, 1912
Odegaard Day, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington, ca. 1973
6. Odegaard Day, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington, ca. 1973
ROTC training activities, University of Washington, Seattle, ca. 1941
7. ROTC training activities, University of Washington, Seattle, ca. 1941
Machine loading tree onto logging truck with members of the American Institute of Architects' 85th annual
8. Machine loading tree onto logging truck with members of the American Institute of Architects' 85th annual convention in background, Mason County, June 15, 1953
Logger standing by while tree falls to ground, Mason County, June 15, 1953
9. Logger standing by while tree falls to ground, Mason County, June 15, 1953
Man standing on felled tree while members of the American Institute of Architects' 85th annual convention
10. Man standing on felled tree while members of the American Institute of Architects' 85th annual convention applaud, Mason County, June 15, 1953
Top of tree falling after being cut off by tree topper, Mason County, June 15, 1953
11. Top of tree falling after being cut off by tree topper, Mason County, June 15, 1953
Man trying to keep balance on log as another man falls into Mason Lake while members of the American
12. Man trying to keep balance on log as another man falls into Mason Lake while members of the American Institute of Architects' 85th annual convention look on, Mason County, June 15, 1953
Members of the American Institute of Architects' 85th annual convention on shore of Mason Lake, Mason
13. Members of the American Institute of Architects' 85th annual convention on shore of Mason Lake, Mason County, June 15, 1953
Members of the American Institute of Architects' 85th annual convention standing amid stacked processed
14. Members of the American Institute of Architects' 85th annual convention standing amid stacked processed wood boards, Simpson Logging Company mill, Shelton, June 15, 1953
Members of the American Institute of Architects' 85th annual convention watching a demonstration of the
15. Members of the American Institute of Architects' 85th annual convention watching a demonstration of the lathing process with fir logs, Simpson Logging Company mill, Shelton, June 15, 1953
Members of the American Institute of Architects' 85th annual convention watching woodfibers extruded
16. Members of the American Institute of Architects' 85th annual convention watching woodfibers extruded into sheetboards, Simpson Logging Company mill, Shelton, June 15, 1953
Members of the American Institute of Architects' 85th annual convention walking from bus to Simpson Woodfiber
17. Members of the American Institute of Architects' 85th annual convention walking from bus to Simpson Woodfiber plant, Shelton, June 15, 1953
One of the propagation baskets with the bottom still submerged and photographed from directly above.
18. One of the propagation baskets with the bottom still submerged and photographed from directly above. Owing to disturbance of the water supply the young mussels, as shown by their trails, have migrated considerably. Such migrations apparently do not occur under ordinary conditions
Crate of improved pattern showing outer screens of 1/4-inch mesh and inner detachable screens of copper
19. Crate of improved pattern showing outer screens of 1/4-inch mesh and inner detachable screens of copper cloth, one of which is completely removed and the other turned in to show manner of insertion. Infected fish are held in the crates until the parasitic mussels are shed. The copper cloth prevents the escape of the mussels in the early minute stages
Concrete ponds used for mussel culture experiments. In the dry pond on the left is shown the method of
20. Concrete ponds used for mussel culture experiments. In the dry pond on the left is shown the method of dividing into smaller units by means of screens. Bridges are shown over the two pondson the right. These furnish shade for the fish and prevent their jumping over the screens as well as serving the purpose of bridges for the operators when seining the fish. Earth ponds and shed-covered troughs appear in the background
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