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: White two story structure on barge in dry dock looking across Bellingham Bay toward the cement plant.; Identical to photo 2855. Stamped on reverse: "Photography By Galen Biery - 1023 - 13th Street - Bellingham, Wash...Date 1965..."

: Wide view of Bellingham Bay with Lummi and Fidalgo Island in the distance

: William Cox; Caption on reverse in ink: "William Cox..." A balding man with wire-rimmed glasses, a bushy mustache, wearing a three piece suit, a white shirt with a trached collar and a striped tie. Cox came to Bellingham Bay in 1889 and bought the Bellingham Bay Gurney and Transfer Company on Cornwall Ave. in 1895. He was an architect who designed the Roeder home Elmheim, the Elks Club, part of the Leopold Hotel, and the Nelson Bank Building in Fairhaven.

: William La Hue, printer and W.H. Dobbs, owner - studio portrait; Back caption: "1892 - Wm La (sic ) Hue, right, printer; WH Dobbs, left, owner; taken 1892 on floating gallery at landing, anchored on foot of Water Street." Also included is Seattle, Washington, newspaper clipping from November 1938 showing same photo with headline "Lynden Newspaper Born 50 Years Ago" describing photograph of Dobbs and Le Hue, on 50th anniversary of Lynden's first newspaper "The Pioneer Press."

: Winter scene at Mt. Baker Lodge

: Wisconsin air-cooled engine connected to Bel-Man gauges on display; The Bel-Man gauges were manufactured by Bellingham Manufacturing Company. Wisconsin engines date from the 1930s.

: Woman in a hat, holding a walking stick, sits on a hillside covered in wildflowers; This is one of five images glued to a page.

: Woman in formal riding costume with jodhpurs and jacket stands next to horse

: Woman in formal riding costume with jodhpurs, jacket, and boots sits atop horse

: Woman in fur-collared coat poses on sidewalk outside residence

: Woman in fur-trimmed hat and coat stands in front yard, looking to her right

: Woman in long coat and hat stands at shoreline next to grassy field next to tall wooden lamp post; Caption: "Light in front of the orchard. For navigation." Back caption: "Mr. Walter took care of this light & I presume Jimmie did too as he grew up. The figure can e cut off." Typed on an envelope with photograph: "10 pictures pertaining to Jimmie Pickett." General George Pickett left Jimmie, his half Indian son with Catherine and William Collins when he went to Virginia to fight in the Civil War. Jimmie's mother, Morning Mist, died shortly after his birth in December 1857. Catherine Collins later became Catherine Walters. The homesteads were in the Olympia, Washington area. Jimmie Pickett, an artist, died in August 1889.

: Woman in long overcoat stands in garden of residence

: Woman lounges on ground at foot of tree, atop sheets of newsprint

: Woman poses in garden outside residence

: Woman poses in profile, modeling skirt and coat

: Woman poses on large log on beach

: Woman poses on modeling platform in full-length dress; Dress appears to be made out of very stiff material, possibly wood or plywood.

: Woman poses on sidewalk outside residence

: Woman posing in swimsuit on bow of boat with mountains in the distance

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