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This postcard features a black and white photograph of several vessels of the United States Navy leaving Puget Sound. Ships like these would make up the Great White Fleet that sailed around the globe.

Paint scaffolding on the side of the Pullman Hotel.

230 E. Main

A steam shovel working on the Palouse Highway.

Looking east up the Palouse towards the Alder (Kamiaken) St.

bridge.

Looking southeast towards Pioneer Hill above Spring Street


from across the Palouse River from downtown, on the south end


of Campus Hill.

Looking southeast up the Palouse River from above Reaney Park


on College Hill.

People enjoying the Palouse river.

Men fishing on the Palouse river while women watch.

A view down the Palouse River

127 E. Main

Date taken form postmarks.

This photograph of the Dry Falls system in Washington State illustrates the sort of gouging that Bretz felt could only be caused by a catastrophic flood.

A panoramic shot of Pullman.

A panoramic view of the city of Milwaukee c. 1898, taken by the Gugler Lithographic Co.

1 map : col. ; 55 x 57 cm.Relief shown by spot heights and pictoriallyScale 1:62,500 (W 121°55--W 121°30/N 47°00--N 46°44)

This illustration shows a member of a race of people called the Panotti. They were initially described by Pliny the Elder in his Historia Naturalis as living in the islands off Scythia.

A procession marches through town.

A parade procession heading down Main St. Pullman with the


Artesian Hotel and the Flatiron Building (middle) in the


background

Postcard shows pedestrians and three entrances to the Boston subway on commercial area of Park Street.

A view from Skyline Drive.

A view from Skyline Drive.

A view from Skyline Drive.

A view from Skyline Drive.

A view from Skyline Drive.

A view from Skyline Drive.