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- Workers unload salmon from barge at dock
- see GB 478
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- XIP Excurtion Inlet Alaska
- Caption on front in ink: "XIP (?) - Excursion Inlet - Alaska" A small corregated metal building with a tall smokestack is in the foreground; a large wooden building with several bays on one side and six over six windows on the other side is beyond. A mountain rises on the left beyond the larger building. Very dark and gloomy.
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- Yard Superintendents - nine men stand in a line outside a large warehouse or factory
- Back caption: "Yard Superindendents."
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- Young Jimmy Pickett in children's soldier's costume in studio portrait
- Back caption: "Jimmy Pickett age 4 yrs."
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- Young boy and girl stand atop a large fir stump to watch construction of railway trestle over Chuckanut Creek for Puget Sound Traction Company's interurban line
- The trestle was also known as Hibridge.
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- Young boy in overalls rides a pack mule beneath sign for "C.Bourn Saddle and Pack Horses"
- Back caption: "Jerry Bourn on Jenny mule - taken about 1920 or 25." See also accompanying typed note from Eleanor Bourn van Elten.
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- Young boy in wide-brimmed hat and overalls stands with toy wagon
- Back caption: "About 6 yrs.old." This is probably Hallock Everett Reeves; see also GB2700-2710.
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- Young boy in wide-brinned hat and sailor's suit in studio portrait
- Back caption: "About 6 yrs.old." Embossed on lower front: "Lothrop Bros. - Whatcom, WN." This is probably Hallock Everett Reeves; see also GB2700-2710.
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- Young girl (possibly Catherine Deming) holding decorated christening bottle
- This is most likely Catherine Deming, granddaughter of E.B. Deming, Pacific American Fisheries president, on the occasion of christening the steamer ship named after her, the "Catherine D," on February 2, 1918. The ship was a wooden steamer built to carry passengers and cannery crews to and from Alaska. Owned by PAF until 1938 when it was sold to the US Navy; it later became a supply vessel in WWII.
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- Young girl and young boy sit in studio portrait
- Children are formally dressed, wearing berets.
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- Young girl in white dress poses standing next to chair in studio portrait
- Back caption: "Mrs. W.L. Gasto - Everette - Don't get face too dark - Don't forget GrandPa." Printed on front: "Keith Studio." This may be a younger Lulu from GB2651 who may have married William Gaston. See also GB2651-GB2655.
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- Young girl poses in cowgirl outfit with boots and hat
- Caption: "Jacobson Studio."
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- Young man in overalls stands outside a building
- The back of the image is printed as a postcard.