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1 map : col. ; 69 x 56 cmIndicates radial distances from Pioneer SquareInset: Vicinity map showing proposed new water supply system from Cedar RiverIncludes location map as part of cartoucheIncludes key to buildings and street indexScale ca. 1:24,000…

1 map : hand col. ; 72 x 91 cm."Bowen & Co. lith, Philada."Relief shown by hachures and spot heights; depths by soundings and gradient tintsShows four proposed boundaries between the United States and British Columbia introduced to resolve the…

1 map ; 109 x 74 cmRelief shown by hachures and spot heightsShows northwestern part of Washington, much of Vancouver Island and a small part of southwest mainland British ColumbiaIncludes insets: Extension showing the great routes of emigration &…

1 map : hand col. ; 50 x 37 cm. Note Relief shown by hachures. Prime meridians: Greenwich and Washington. From: Bradley's atlas of the world for commercial and library reference. Philadelphia, Pa.: Wm. M. Bradley & Co., 1895. …

1 map: hand col., 52 x 38 cm. Scale: 1.5 inches = 40 miles. Longitude west from Greenwich at top. Longitude west from Washington at bottom.

1 map : col. ; 61 x 39 cm.Scale [ca. 1:1,900,800]Includes range and township, Indian reservations and military camps.

1 map: hand col., 51 x 37 cm.Scale: 1.5 inches = 40 miles. Longitude west from Greenwich at top. Longitude west from Washington at bottom.

This map was in The Grand Coulee by Bretz to illustrate his belief that the coulees in the region were created by a cataclysmic flood, as opposed to gradual processes, such as glaciation or wind erosion. The pink areas on the map illustrate a series…

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.

1 map : col. ; 31 x 23 cmAmer. Geogr. Soc. special publication ; no. 15, pl. 1Special publication (American Geographical Society of New York) ; no. 15, pl. 1Relief shown by contours and spot heightsIncludes location mapScale 1:253 440 (W 11935--W…

A very large yet simplistic advertisement that gets straight to the point. It does not require much time to read it, and thought it does not provide a lot of wordage to describe the product it is still effective being direct about the most important…

This advertisement uses a darker color scheme then a majority of other advertisements. Nothing supposedly compares to this product which they validate by their efforts to make it the best quality product for over half-a-century. Below they also…

There are several testimonies some included from private letters showing the rating of customers. This product is targeted for infants, invalids, and the aged which provides nutritional benefactors. The logo allows for a very flowed movement of the…

Product invented by Lord Kelvin, which is presumably someone highly important by the emphasis they put in making his name bold. The image displays the mechanism that occurs withing the product, and guarantees 3 years of durability. It has a rather…

This small advertisement aims provide a weight loss solution mainly for women as depicted by the female figures. Women were encouraged to remain petite, and this product will provide just that by reducing fat and preventing food from being converted…

1 map ; 48 x 53 cm. Map shows railroad lines, rivers, and mountains. Compiled and copyrighted by Automobile Club of WashingtonView road map of winter routes from Wenatchee south on verso: http://kaga.wsulibs.wsu.edu/zoom/zoom.php?map=wsu213 …

1 map: 15 x 22 cm. Scale: 1 inch = 7 miles. A handwritten note by the author is in red pencil on the left. W.C. Brown was a second Lieutenant in the U.S. Cavalry during the Indian Wars of the late 1870s. These maps come from a book by him,…

1 map: 29 x 22 cm. Scale: 1 inch = 15 miles. Trails and marches of campaign drawn on map. W.C. Brown was a second Lieutenant in the U.S. Cavalry during the Indian Wars of the late 1870s. These maps come from a book by him, published in 1926…

1 ms. map ; 40 x 49 cm. This is a manuscript map probably drawn by Judge Brown describing two tracts of land where the original Fort Okanogan and "Fort Okanogan on the Columbia" stood.

1 view : col. ; 55 x 97 cm.Includes text, indexed points of interest and 10 col. ill."W.F. Brown, Pres." and "G.I. Brown, Chief Eng. & Gen. Manager."Perspective map not drawn to scale

1 map: 17 x 14 cm. Picturesque America was a series, sold initially in twenty parts but later sold as two bound volumes, of travelogues of various parts of America accompanied by "pictorial delineations of the scenery", generally done by some…

5904 Grand St. Pullman, Kimball Funeral Home. Built in 1893

by Ringer family who lived in it until 1913 when it became a

hospital. In 1922, it was purchased by Brown and Dyer. Then

finally in 1929 it was purchased by the Kimballs and has

been in…

WSC team returning from USC. A crowd gathers to greet them.

A crowd parades through Main street with the WSC football

team to celebrate their win over USC in 1934.

A crowd and band gathers to great WSC's football team as it

returns from its win over USC in 1934.

This diagram illustrates Thomas Burnet's theory that the lack of sufficient surface water to account for Noah's flood could be explained if the Earth were hollow.

Card is postmarked 1916.