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Inside a church.

Methodist Church, Pullman

The more brothers stand by a large pile of (933 sacks 2,200 bushels)sacked wheat.

The "new" Administration building on the University of Idaho's campus. Opened in 1909, this administration building replaced an earlier structure that had burned.

A float in the Cherry Blossom Festival.

An Endicott dirt street.

Pullman City Hall.

A waterfall in the Palouse River near Whitman county line.

A combine threshes its way across a field.

An overview of WSU and Pullman

A photograph looking North on Alder (now Kamiaken) at the Old City Hall.

A combine during harvest on a Palouse field.

An advertisement for loans on farm property.

An interior group portrait of the Jordan Family.

A dog stands on a snowy Pullman sidewalk.

Men unloaing sacks of wheat from a tramway.

A man sits in front of an empty classroom.

Piles of wheat sacks.

The pipes inside a power plant.

The Endicott Union Elevator Company building.

Scenes from the top of Kamiak Butte.

A waterfall in the Palouse River near Whitman county line.

The First National Bank building, Main Street Pullman.

Buck Bailey reading a letter in his office. He started his coaching career at WSC in 1926. He coached baseball for 32 years and his Washington State nines drew large crowds around the Pacific Northwest.

Views from the top of Kamiak Butte.

A "Believe it or Not" card showing Johnny Eubank, who kicked a 48 yard field goal for Washington State to beat UCLA.

Lyle House West Main Street and Church Street, Pullman.

A tramway on the Snake River.

Sacks of wheat loaded on a tramway above the Snake River.

Doctor John Frederick Bohler stands in front of a building during construction of the gym that bears his name.