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: A large mostly horizontal piece of machinery containing shutes, pulleys, and several circular drums and blades; This machinery is possibly a vaccuum seamer used in canning salmon.

: A large passenger steamship in distance

: A large rocky outcrop with snow fields and mountains in the backgroun; Caption on front in ink: "Eagle Nest" and "Engberg ph..." Likely in the Mount Baker area.

: A large sail/steam ship is towed by tugboat

: A large well dressed group of men, women and children as well as one large dog, sitting and standing in the yard of a small, one story clapboard house; Back caption: "This picture was taken July or August 1897 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Watkins at Geneva, Lake Whatcom, Wash. We had enjoyed a lovely ride on a gaily decorated barge towed by a small steamer, to the head of the Lake and returned. Family refreshments were served and all entertainment was beautifully arranged. We have lovely memories of a very pleasant day - now at this time - Mar. 1 - 1930." Also: "1-Marguerite Black (Chuckie); 2-Mrs. A. Black (now Mrs. Charles Cissna; 3-Allie Jenkins; 4-Mary Douglas; 5-Marie Weisenburger; 6-Mrs. James Coldwell (Hattie);7-Nellie [Nettie?] Jenkins; 8-Mrs. Frank Jenkins (not shown);9-Mrs. Anderson; 10-Mrs. Watkins (Nanna);11-Mrs. Hofercamp; 12-Mr. Chas. Frank; 13-Susie Frank (Mrs. Chas. Farmer); 14-Jimmie Coldwell; 15-Miss Edna Nowland (Ms Roth's sister); 16-Mrs. Chas. Frank; 17-Mrs. Quackenbush (senior); 18-Friend of the Franks; 19-Mr. George; 20-Mrs. Chas. I. Roth; 21-Mrs. George; 22 & 23 - the two daughters of Mrs. Anderson; 24-Mr. Hofercamp; 25-Mr. Quackenbush (senior); 26-Miss Hulda Hofercamp (now Mrs. James Stevens); 27-Anna Douglas; 28-Mrs. Lew Quackenbush Jr.; 29-Miss Graham; 30-?; 31-Mrs. Weisenburger; 32-Mr. Anderson; 33-Edna Elizabeth Roth (now Mrs. W.H. Abbott);34-Clair Coldwell (now Mrs. A. Johnston); 35-Mr. Richard Watkins; 36-?; 37-Jack Watkins; 38-Minnie Frank; 39-Claud Quackenbush; 40-Clair Gruber; 41-Radie Frank; 42-?; 43- Mr. Lew Quackenbush; 44-Mrs. Gladys Gruber (now Mrs. Harris); 45-?; 46- Mayor Weisenburger; 47-Milton Jenkins; 48-Cecil Coldwell; 49-Victor H. Roth; 50-Mr. James Coldwell; 51-Byron Jenkins; 52-Mr. Jenkins; 55-Wallace - the dog; 54-?"

: A lawn with a path leading past maple trees to a hillside staircase

: A little by and little girl sit in row boat on lake; This photo is one of four glued to a page. See also GB2068.3.

: A little by and little girl sit in row boat on lake; This photo is one of four glued to a page. See also GB2068.1.

: A little girl in a fancy coat poses in front of a fine early model car parked outside a garage; This photo is one of four glued to a page.

: A little girl sits on the ground outdoors with a woman standing near and three people on bench; This image is one of four glued to a page.

: A little girl sitting on a horse with an unattached wagon behind it and a house across a muddy street in background; Back caption: "Lottie on Peanuts - taken in front of the old house (Capt. Roeder's old house) on Elm St. She was about a yr 1/2 old. House in background where Lottie & Charles Roth lived before moving into Roeder mansion." Lottie Roeder Roth was born October 25, 1864. She married C. I. Roth in 1885. Her two volume "History of Whatcom County" was published in 1926.

: A long pier with multiple structures built along it and larger warehouse or mill at the end; Back caption: "Could be Morrisons Mill at Blaine or Bellingham - 23 March 1975." Image appears to date from earlier than 1975.It is attached to the same mat as GB2421.

: A long, wooden, shed-like structure is built onto hillside; In the background, above the building, two roads lead from a logged hillside towards the far end of the building.

: A low, wooden building bearing sign "Whatcom County Implement Co." sits at intersection of unpaved roads; This building was located on the southwest corner where Champion, Grand and Magnolia intersect. They were doing business at this location from 1905 to 1917, after which they moved one block east to Commercial Street. Several advertisements are tacked to the building: "For 100 years FRISHMUTH has been making all kinds of tobacco" and "Drink Coca Cola" and "Old Dutch Cleansers." Visible to the left of the building is the American Reveille Bulding, constructed in 1909 by the publisher of the Seattle Times, renamed the Douglas Block in 1927.

: A lumber freighter "Katrina" of the Luchenback Line docked in Bellingham Bay; Note on back says "municipal dock."

: A machine in a food processing plant or cannery, likely a box former; Duplicate of GB2040.

: A machine in a food processing plant or cannery, likely a box former; Duplicate of GB2041

: A man and a woman stand outside large stucco house next to palm tree

: A man and a woman stand outside large stucco house next to palm tree

: A man and a woman standing in the middle of a lawn.

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