| CPNWS Photograph Catalog | |||
| Collection: Biery (Galen) papers and photographs | |||
| Number of Photographs: 3737 | |||
| Total # of Photograph Records found: 3737 | |||
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| Collection: Biery (Galen) papers and photographs | |||
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| ID Number: 1723 | |||
| Description: A man is posed atop a huge fallen log. The log seems to be bridging a valley. | |||
| Place: Unknown | |||
| Era: 1890-1910 | |||
| Photographer: Unknown | |||
| # of Prints: 1 | Print Condition: Good | ||
| Restrictions: None | |||
| Collection: Biery (Galen) papers and photographs | |||
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| ID Number: 1724 | |||
| Description: Twenty-four (24) men asssembled on the steps of the PAF (Pacific American Fisheries) Offices. Most of the men are wearing mechanic's coveralls. Three of the men are wearing suits. An attached note has these names listed, but no indication of who is who. "Don Peterson, Inge Mossinge, Jack Bust, Olaf Stamnes, Einar Rahm, Ivan Graham, Bill Van Etten, Roy Shetler, Isaac Gould, Eric Westman, Claude Parker, Herb Norbisrath, Dale Dwight, Cecil Gray, Ole anderson, Lloyd Munkres, Osca Rodin, Ralph Erickson, Dale Gilkey, Lloyd Guffey, Jack Lind, Jim Chevalier, Burger Ringon, John Stromme. | |||
| Place: Washington State-Whatcom County-Bellingham | |||
| Era: 1940-1960 | |||
| Photographer: Unknown | |||
| # of Prints: 1 | Print Condition: Good | ||
| Restrictions: None | |||
| Collection: Biery (Galen) papers and photographs | |||
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| ID Number: 1725 | |||
| Description: A man is posed with two horses and a covered delivery van in a gravel lane. A sign on the wagon reads, "Wm Lemm -- Grocery." William Lemm was born c1862 in Germany and his wife Barbetta was born in Sweden. In 1904 they owned a grocery store at 2512 Eldridge Avenue. Emma Lemm, his daughter and a student, boarded with them and worked as a clerk in the store. Lemm operated the store through 1912. The store is not listed in the 1913-1914 Polk's directory, though the Lemm's continue to live at 2512 1/2 Eldridge. In 1915, with the Lemm's still living on the premises, the store is owned and operated by the Poplack Bros. In 1919, the Lemm's are no longer in the Bellingham directory. William died in 1941 and is buried in the Bayview Cemetery of Bellingham. | |||
| Place: Washington State-Whatcom County-Bellingham | |||
| Era: 1900-1910 | |||
| Photographer: Unknown | |||
| # of Prints: 1 | Print Condition: Good | ||
| Restrictions: None | |||
| Collection: Biery (Galen) papers and photographs | |||
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| ID Number: 1726 | |||
| Description: Back caption: " Harvey Haggard on the trail, just before boarding train for finish spurt. Photo by Henry Engberg." Three women watch as a runner passes by. | |||
| Place: Washington State-Whatcom County-Bellingham | |||
| Era: 1940-1960 | |||
| Photographer: Henry Engberg | |||
| # of Prints: 1 | Print Condition: Good | ||
| Restrictions: None | |||
| Collection: Biery (Galen) papers and photographs | |||
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| ID Number: 1727 | |||
| Description: Back caption: John Leonard Snyder. Olive Axtell Snyder. Married March 4th, 1879. Sterling, Kansas | |||
| Place: Unknown | |||
| Era: 1870-1880 | |||
| Photographer: Unknown | |||
| # of Prints: 1 | Print Condition: Good | ||
| Restrictions: None | |||
| Collection: Biery (Galen) papers and photographs | |||
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| ID Number: 1728 | |||
| Description: Back caption: " Neighborhood Ferris Wheel. 1925. Russ clift in wheel. Kenneth McDonald and Fred Saxauer on ground." | |||
| Place: Washington State-Whatcom County-Bellingham | |||
| Era: 1920-1930 | |||
| Photographer: Unknown | |||
| # of Prints: 1 | Print Condition: Good | ||
| Restrictions: None | |||
| Collection: Biery (Galen) papers and photographs | |||
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| ID Number: 1729 | |||
| Description: A man, wearing a bowler hat, suit and lap blanket, is sitting in an open carriage, drawn by a single horse. They are posed by a lake. In the background are logged-off hills. Back caption: "T. W. Gillette, at Lake Padden." In 1905, T. W. Gillette was President and General Manager of Fairhaven City Water and Power Company until his sudden death, at age 72, on April 10, 1921. He lived at 1614 Larrabee Avenue with his wife and Frederick K. Gillette. Frederick served until 1922 as Secretary of the company. | |||
| Place: Washington State-Whatcom County | |||
| Era: 1890-1910 | |||
| Photographer: Unknown | |||
| # of Prints: 1 | Print Condition: Good | ||
| Restrictions: None | |||
| Collection: Biery (Galen) papers and photographs | |||
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| ID Number: 1730 | |||
| Description: A young woman wearing a hat and dressy suit is holding the halter lead of a cow. They are standing next to a shed on a fairly steep hillside. A picket fence is above them and, on the other side of the shed can be seen the high hip roof of a house and further to the south is a large carpenter gothic house. Back captions: "Clara Hewitt. Mother's Cow. Lived on 15th St. So. Bellingham. 1912." In 1910, Clara Hewitt, age 21, was working as a labeler for the Pacific American Fisheries (PAF) and living with her mother, Senia Allison (widow of Alexander Allison) and her three younger brothers at 1027 21st Street. In 1912, Clara was still employed at PAF and still living on 21st Street, but her mother had moved to 1121 15th Street. | |||
| Place: Washington State-Whatcom County-Bellingham | |||
| Era: 1910-1920 | |||
| Photographer: Unknown | |||
| # of Prints: 1 | Print Condition: Good | ||
| Restrictions: None | |||
| Collection: Biery (Galen) papers and photographs | |||
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| ID Number: 1731 | |||
| Description: Back caption: "Swedish Luthern Church. Happy Valley. Mallahan. Ella Thora Alfstad. | |||
| Place: Washington State-Whatcom County-Bellingham | |||
| Era: 1890-1910 | |||
| Photographer: Unknown | |||
| # of Prints: 1 | Print Condition: Fair | ||
| Restrictions: None | |||
| Collection: Biery (Galen) papers and photographs | |||
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| ID Number: 1732 | |||
| Description: Front caption: "Whatcom County Officials 1899. Enlargement of BUS1405.1 Previously identified group of 15 men and one woman is posed on the front steps of the County Courthouse. This is the unpaved Ellsworth Street side of the building: note the grass at the base of the steps. Taken on September 14, 1899. Left to right they are: 1. Alex Van Wyck, County Auditor. 2. Charles Donovan, Dep.County Assessor. 3. W. Brisbin, Deputy County Sheriff. 4. F. F. Handschey, Dep. County Treasurer. 5. R. O. Simpson Supt. Of Schools. 6. Miss Nellie Rogers, Clerk in Treas. Off. 7. A. R. Campbell, Deputy County Surveyor. 8. H. E. Hadley, Judge of Superior Court. 9. E. S. Hincks, Draughtsman. 10. W. R. Sybert, Deputy County Auditor. 11. A. E. Mead, County Attorney (Wearing string tie. Later Governor of Washington State). 12. O. J. Horin, County Clerk. 13. Charles Cudworth, Janitor. 14. A. B. Eastabarook, Sheriff. 15. Ole Oleson, Deputy Clerk. 16. V. A. Roeder, County Treasurer." | |||
| Place: Washington State-Whatcom County-Bellingham | |||
| Era: 1890-1900 | |||
| Photographer: Unknown | |||
| # of Prints: 1 | Print Condition: Fair | ||
| Restrictions: None | |||
| Collection: Biery (Galen) papers and photographs | |||
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| ID Number: 1733 | |||
| Description: Two men are seated in an office. Note: "The man on the right is Stanley Tarrant, President of Pacific American Fisheries (PAF)." Mr. Tarrant was Superintendent of PAF in 1942, Vice President in 1950, President 1957 to 1965. | |||
| Place: Washington State-Whatcom County-Bellingham | |||
| Era: 1950-1960 | |||
| Photographer: Unknown | |||
| # of Prints: 1 | Print Condition: Good | ||
| Restrictions: None | |||
| Collection: Biery (Galen) papers and photographs | |||
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| ID Number: 1734 | |||
| Description: Back caption: "Nelson Bennett. Picture a gift by Galen Biery to R. G. G. 11-28-1957." This print is distictive: it's printed on a cavas textured paper and has been either hand colored or lithographed. Nelson Bennett was born October 14, 1843, Sutton, York Co., Ontario, Canada; married LOTTIE HUGGINS, September 02, 1881, Dillon, MT.; died in Tacoma on July 20, 1913. He had made a great deal of money through various enterprises including oil well, coal mine, and railroad construction. In 1888, while continuing to reside in Tacoma, he turned his attention to Whatcom and Skagit Counties. His interests were (as they had always been) in the money to be made from land development. He, Arthur Denny and Dexter Horton (both Seattle land developers) formed the Fairhaven Land Co. In his capacity as President, he extended the railroads, building The Fairhaven and Southern (F & S) line along the western edge of Whatcom County in 1887, thus the Great Northern was able to reach from Canada into the Puget Sound and the coal fields in Whatcom and Skagit Counties. It was he who purchases and then incorporated old Bellingham into Fairhaven. He hired the first editor of the Fairhaven Herald, forerunner of the Bellingham Herald. In 1891, he sold the F & S Railway to The Great Northern. In 1890, Bennett was President of Fairhaven Land Company, President of the F & S Railroad, President of Pacific Navigation Company, President Tacoma Hotel, and Vice President of Fairhaven Steel and Iron Company. | |||
| Place: Washington State | |||
| Era: 1880-1900 | |||
| Photographer: Unknown | |||
| # of Prints: 1 | Print Condition: Good | ||
| Restrictions: None | |||
| Collection: Biery (Galen) papers and photographs | |||
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| ID Number: 1735 | |||
| Description: Four high school age boys are posed on the steps of Bellingham High School. Note: "Far left: Ian Munson, black sweater: Joe Wise | |||
| Place: Washington State-Whatcom County-Bellingham | |||
| Era: 1950-1960 | |||
| Photographer: Unknown | |||
| # of Prints: 1 | Print Condition: Good | ||
| Restrictions: None | |||
| Collection: Biery (Galen) papers and photographs | |||
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| ID Number: 1736 | |||
| Description: Note: "Ray Walters, Dentist. Exhaulted Ruler of Elks Club." In 1952, Dr. Walters' office was at 103 E. Holly. | |||
| Place: Washington State-Whatcom County-Bellingham | |||
| Era: 1950-1960 | |||
| Photographer: Unknown | |||
| # of Prints: 1 | Print Condition: Good | ||
| Restrictions: None | |||
| Collection: Biery (Galen) papers and photographs | |||
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| ID Number: 1737 | |||
| Description: Humphrey Griggs c.1952. In 1952, H. Humphrey and Horace H. Griggs were stationers at 120 E. Holly Street. H. Humphrey lived with his wife Isabel at 1906 Madison Street, Bellingham | |||
| Place: Washington State-Whatcom County-Bellingham | |||
| Era: 1950-1960 | |||
| Photographer: Keith Studio | |||
| # of Prints: 1 | Print Condition: Good | ||
| Restrictions: None | |||
| Collection: Biery (Galen) papers and photographs | |||
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| ID Number: 1738 | |||
| Description: A group of 22 men; all are wearing suits and ties. Second from left in the front row is John Westford. John Westford was President of Westford Funeral Home, Inc., located in 1960 at 1831 Cornwall Avenue. In 1964 they built a new facility at 1301 Cornwall. Westford was Mayor of Bellingham from 1956 until 1965. As Mayor, Westford established Bellingham's first sister city affiliation with Tateyama, Japan in 1958. | |||
| Place: Unknown | |||
| Era: 1950-1960 | |||
| Photographer: Unknown | |||
| # of Prints: 1 | Print Condition: Good | ||
| Restrictions: None | |||
| Collection: Biery (Galen) papers and photographs | |||
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| ID Number: 1739 | |||
| Description: The man on the right is A. W. Talbot, owner of Bellingham Shipyards. An unknown man is presenting him with a certificate that reads, at the top, "United States Treasury Award, A. W. Talbot. Bellingham Shipyards Co." In 1945 and 1947 Archibald Talbot was president of Bellingham Iron Works and living in Seattle with his wife Elizabeth. In 1948 he was President of Bellingham Shipyards. In 1950 and until 1957, he was president of both Bellingham Shipyards and Bellingham Cold Storage. In 1957, Talbot was president of American Fabricators and Bellingham Shipyards. Through the mid-1970s, Talbot remained an administrator of the cold storage and shipyard operations. | |||
| Place: Unknown | |||
| Era: 1950-1960 | |||
| Photographer: Unknown | |||
| # of Prints: 1 | Print Condition: Good | ||
| Restrictions: None | |||
| Collection: Biery (Galen) papers and photographs | |||
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| ID Number: 1740 | |||
| Description: Five men wearing suits, two with visible neckties, are sitting around a poker table. The man with a moustache is Stanley Tarrant, President of Pacific American Fisheries (PAF). | |||
| Place: Unknown | |||
| Era: 1950-1960 | |||
| Photographer: Unknown | |||
| # of Prints: 1 | Print Condition: Good | ||
| Restrictions: None | |||
| Collection: Biery (Galen) papers and photographs | |||
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| ID Number: 1741 | |||
| Description: Back caption: "Top notch big execs of Bellingham. Jan 25, 1956." Sixteen men wearing suits and boutineers are posed behind a banquet table. On the wall behind them is a mural that depicts industrial features along a line (proposed oil pipeline?) that leads from Anacortes' Shell Oil Refinery to Ferndale's Mobile Refinery, across the Canadian border, a spur going to a refinery at Burnaby, then through Kamloops, through Jasper, and ending in the Edmonton, Alberta, Oil Fields. Some of the people have been identified (L to R): 1. Earl Griffin of Griffin Insurance; 2. Hal Arneson, Sr. of Arneson Real Estate; 3. Cecil Morse; 4. Henry Jukes of Bellingham National Bank; 5. John Wallin, manager of Puget Sound Power and Light; 6. unknown; 7. Jerry Gannon, manager of Bellingham Chamber of Commerce; 8. Conrad Barker, treasurer Morse Hardware Company; 9 David Ireland, Ireland and Bellingham Insurance; 10. Ken Ireland of Ireland and Bellingham Insurance; 11. Harry Heal; 12. unknown; 13. Lawson Turcotte, President of Puget Sound Pulp and Timber; 14. Stanley Tarrant of Pacific American Fisheries (PAF); 15. Carl Campbell, manager of J. C. Penny Co. in Bellingham. | |||
| Place: Washington State | |||
| Era: 1950-1960 | |||
| Photographer: Unknown | |||
| # of Prints: 1 | Print Condition: Good | ||
| Restrictions: None | |||
| Collection: Biery (Galen) papers and photographs | |||
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| ID Number: 1742 | |||
| Description: Lafayett Rogan Jones, on the left, is standing in a lecture hall with a young woman and man. (Lafayett) Rogan Jones, an Aberdeen businessman, owned the building that housed Aberdeen's KXRO. He acquired the station when it went broke in 1928. Jones turned KXRO into a moneymaker. His search for other broadcasting opportunities led him to Bellingham and Kessler's defunct KVOS (Kessler's Voice of Seattle, now KGMI). Jones became a successful and influential radio owner, helping to define the way radio does business even today. | |||
| Place: Washington State-Whatcom County-Belingham | |||
| Era: 1950-1960 | |||
| Photographer: Unknown | |||
| # of Prints: 1 | Print Condition: Good | ||
| Restrictions: | |||
| Collection: Biery (Galen) papers and photographs | |||
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| ID Number: 1743 | |||
| Description: David C. Morse, 1929, standing atop the south east corner of the B. B. Furniture Building. | |||
| Place: Washington State-Whatcom County-Belingham | |||
| Era: 1920-1930 | |||
| Photographer: Unknown | |||
| # of Prints: 1 | Print Condition: Good | ||
| Restrictions: None | |||
| Collection: Biery (Galen) papers and photographs | |||
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| ID Number: 1744 | |||
| Description: Left to Right: John D. Leedy; Thomas W. Miller; B. B. Dobbs; T. D. Rowland. In 1890, Leedy was a clerk at the Fairhaven wharf and had rooms at the corner of Harris and Bennett Avenues. In 1900, Thomas W. Miller was part of John H. Miller & Sons, manufacturers of Brick at the corner of Potter and King Streets. Dobbs had a portrait gallery at 1649 Holly Street. | |||
| Place: Washington State-Whatcom County-Bellingham | |||
| Era: 1890-1900 | |||
| Photographer: Dobbs | |||
| # of Prints: 1 | Print Condition: Good | ||
| Restrictions: None | |||
| Collection: Biery (Galen) papers and photographs | |||
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| ID Number: 1745 | |||
| Description: Rita Christopher Newman, Fairhaven. Born December of 1875 in California. Married lawyer Thomas G. Newman c1896. Daughters: Margaret, born May of 1898, and Elizabeth, born September of 1899. | |||
| Place: Washington State-Whatcom County-Bellingham | |||
| Era: 1890-1900 | |||
| Photographer: Hegg | |||
| # of Prints: 1 | Print Condition: Good | ||
| Restrictions: None | |||
| Collection: Biery (Galen) papers and photographs | |||
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| ID Number: 1746 | |||
| Description: Thomas G. Newman, born January of 1863 in Iowa. Married Rita Christopher c1896. Practiced law with C. W. Howard; offices in the Pike building in 1900. | |||
| Place: Washington State-Whatcom County-Bellingham | |||
| Era: 1890-1900 | |||
| Photographer: Dobbs | |||
| # of Prints: 1 | Print Condition: Good | ||
| Restrictions: None | |||
| Collection: Biery (Galen) papers and photographs | |||
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| ID Number: 1747 | |||
| Description: Back caption: "1905. Gene Adams. Chip Groom's partner on 11th Street." In 1900 Eugene M. Adams, age 30, was living with his mother. In 1901 he was partners with B. W. Groom as "Adams and Co. at 1704 11th Street. Groom had a room in the Knights of Pythias building. | |||
| Place: Washington State-Whatcom County-Bellingham | |||
| Era: 1900-1910 | |||
| Photographer: Lothrom Bros. | |||
| # of Prints: 1 | Print Condition: Good | ||
| Restrictions: None | |||
| Total # of Photograph Records found: 3737 | |||
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