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1 map : col. ; 45 x 31 cm. or smallerRelief shown by contours and spot heightsTitle supplied by catalogerSet includes various editions"Surveyed in 1915""Contour interval 50 feet. Datum is mean sea level."Scale 1:125,000 ; Polyconic proj. (W…

1 view ; 25 x 41 cm.Bird's-eye viewSeparated from: History of the Pacific Northwest : Oregon and Washington. Portland, Or. : North Pacific History Co., 1889. v. 2, p. 554Insets: Prosser Mills -- C.A. Jensen's Drug Store -- Bridge at Prosser …

Reporting in Colfax for their first weekend in jail, five African American students charged in the Alpha Gamma Rho brawl are prevented from entering the courthouse by 75 students from different colleges who support them; they and all involved spent…

The Provost Oats advertisement in The London Illustrated Times looks like it is saying, eat provost oats and be a manly man! The ad has a picture of a man in a kilt and suit jacket holding a giant bowl of steaming provost oats above his head. We get…

Date taken form postmark.

330 N. Grand Ave.Old Northern Pacific Depot.

330 N. Grand Ave.Old Northern Pacific Depot.

1 map; 18 x 29 cm.

Newspaper Clipping

1 map ; 90 x 54 cm.Depths shown by soundingsShows soundings and coastal features in Puget Sound. Includes islands, points, creeks, passages, bays, inlets, coves, lakes, rivers, ports, bluffs, sounds, harbors, cities and railroadsIndexed in: CIS US…

A Pullman retail store (Dissmore's??) interior.

The interior of Pullman Appliance and Music.

An interior photo of Dissmores Grocery.

Looking south on south Grand Street. The Palouse Country

Improvement Company was at present day 225

South Grand between LaPlantes and My Office.

On Paradise St., looking north, with the southwest end of

Campus Hill beyond.

1 map : col. ; 45 x 31 cm. or smallerRelief shown by contours and spot heightsTitle supplied by catalogerSet includes various editions"Surveyed in 1910""Contour interval 50 feet. Datum is mean sea level."Diagram depicts which topographers were…

Looking west on Main Street from about halfway between where

Paradise and Pine intersect Main Street.

An Empire airplane with people gathering to board or greet

passengers.

An overview of WSU and Pullman

A man purchasing a washer at Pullman Appliance and Music.

A group photo of the Pullman baseball team with players

identified. Bowlin Farr, second row middle with top hat,

was Pullman's first settler and drew up the original town

plat.

Mannequin hanging from electric lines.

The largest flag in the world, carried in an Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition parade in Seattle, accompanied by 350 cadets. The flag flew that summer at the exposition atop a flagpole that was 182 feet in length- 170 feet above the ground and 12 feet…

Pullman Christian Church.

Old Pullman City Hall (now gone) formerly located on the


northwest corner of Olsen and Kamiaken streets. Built 1893;


remodeled in 1916 and 1937.

A view down a pullam street.