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: Woman posing next to automobile on roadside

: Woman riding horse on mountain trail looks back at camera; This woman is also seen at GB1373

: Woman seated in rocking chair, reading a book

: Woman seated next to Christmas tree in living room; Front caption: "Xmas 1948."

: Woman sits on park bench outside large stone building with arched windows

: Woman standing in gift shop; Retail shop, possibly arts and crafts studio, displaying ceramic bowls, pots, vases, wall-hangings, candle holders.

: Woman standing on pier with Mt Baker visible in the distance; Dated: 14 Aug 1952

: Woman stands on grassy landing above railroad tracks with depot and attached warehouse on opposite side; See the same building in GB2127.

: Woman stands on lawn outside Spanish style bungalow

: Woman wearing captain's hat stands with hand leaning against pillar of front porch with other houses and clothesline in background

: Women climb ladder to pier to disembarck from bow of ship

: Women in long work aprons and several men stand outside large building of B.B. Steam Laundry & Dye Works with two horse-drawn delivery carriages in front; The Bellingham Bay Steam Laundry was at 914-916 Larrabee Avenue in Fairhaven.

: Women stand at work stations, packing salmon into tins in canning factory; Back caption: "A. Curtis, photographer. Filling can. Patchers." The blurriness of several of the figures suggests they did not stop to be photographed but continued working. The women are dressed in Gibson Girl-era clothing, while a few wear waterproof aprons.

: Women's luncheon in Mt. Baker Lodge dining room

: Wood-sided school bus with school children and bus driver Charles Bourn of the Glacier-to-Deming, WA, bus route; See also accompanying note from Eleanor Bourn van Elten.

: Wooden beams stacked on beach in foreground, five-masted cargo vessel docked in background; Photograph is date-stamped "JUN 15, 1929."

: Wooden boat "Ark" (Ark of Juenau) tied at dock; For the history of the Ark of Juneau see photo GB2035.1

: Wooden boat named "Cloverleaf" in dry dock in Fairhaven, Washington, with South Hill in the background.; Initials "CRPA" are written on the stack. Written in ink on reverse: "1957." According to McCurdy's Marine History of the Pacific Northwest, the Cloverleaf was a 131 foot minesweeper sold in 1960 by BC Packers to Northland Navigation Co. It was renamed Hecate Prince.

: Wooden bridge over gorge with whitewater river; Two women on wooden bridge looking at rapids; refreshment stand at end of bridge.

: Wooden stern-wheeler "Fairhaven" with several peole on deck moves through water with forested hills in background; The Fairhaven measured 130' x 26.5' and was built in 1889. She first was owned by the La Conner Trading & Transportation Co. and ran daily from Seattle to Whidbey and La Conner with stops in Everett twice a week. In 1906 she was bought by Island Transportation Co. and ran from Seattle to Anacortes. Was badly damaged in 1907 in a wind storm while attempting to dock at Coupville. Photo is pasted on page of photograph album with GB2384 and GB2385. GB2380-GB2392 are all in the same album.

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