| 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: 1772 | |||
| Description: Back caption: "C. T. Lathrop." In 1910, Cleveland Thayer Lathrop was a purchasing agent for the Pacific American Fisheries cannery. He lived at 1301 Taylor Avenue with his wife, Alcora. He was born in Michigan in 1847 and died in Bellingham in 1928. He, his wife, and their infant son are buried at Bayview Cemetery in Bellingham. | |||
| Place: Washington State-Whatcom County-Bellingham | |||
| Era: 1900-1920 | |||
| Photographer: Unknown | |||
| # of Prints: 1 | Print Condition: Good | ||
| Restrictions: None | |||
| Collection: Biery (Galen) papers and photographs | |||
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| ID Number: 1773 | |||
| Description: Front caption: "Leonid Fink." Back caption: "'Seward's Ice Box" "San Juan Islands" A. W. Shiels - Author." | |||
| Place: Unknown | |||
| Era: 1920-1940 | |||
| Photographer: Unknown | |||
| # of Prints: 1 | Print Condition: Good | ||
| Restrictions: None | |||
| Collection: Biery (Galen) papers and photographs | |||
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| ID Number: 1774 | |||
| Description: Back caption: "Feb 12 1956. Bill Tarr." | |||
| 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: 1775 | |||
| Description: Two women are passengers in a 1915 Ford Touring car driven by a man. They are parked next to the Bellingham train station. Nearby is the omnibus of the Byron Hotel. | |||
| 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: 1776 | |||
| Description: Two women are passengers in a 1915 Ford Touring car. They are parked next to the Bellingham train station. Nearby is the omnibus of the Byron Hotel. | |||
| 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: 1777 | |||
| Description: The two women in GB1776.0 are standing with a well-dress, elderly man. The are sharing a joke. T. W. Gillette was President and General Manager of Fairhaven City Water and Power Company. | |||
| 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: 1778 | |||
| Description: The two women in GB1776.0 are sharing a lunch with a well-dress, elderly man. T. W. Gillette was President and General Manager of Fairhaven City Water and Power Company. | |||
| 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: 1779 | |||
| Description: A woman (Virgie Hayden) wearing a halter dress and lei. Virginia Hayden married Robert Hayden sometime before 1945. She was/is an active partner in the family grocery business. | |||
| Place: Washington State-Whatcom County-Bellingham | |||
| Era: 1950-1970 | |||
| Photographer: Unknown | |||
| # of Prints: 1 | Print Condition: Good | ||
| Restrictions: None | |||
| Collection: Biery (Galen) papers and photographs | |||
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| ID Number: 1780 | |||
| Description: Back caption: "John Green. Foreman at Alitak Cannery. Year 1947." In 1945, John A. Green and his wife Mona D. were living in Bellingham at 219 Hawthorne Road. He was President of Bellingham Warehouse Company and Executive Vice President of PAF (Pacific American Fisheries.) The Aleut fishing village where the cannery was located is now (2004) called Akhiok (UHK-hee-yok). | |||
| Place: Alaska-Southeast Region-Kodiak Island-Akhiok | |||
| Era: 1940-1950 | |||
| Photographer: Unknown | |||
| # of Prints: 1 | Print Condition: Good | ||
| Restrictions: None | |||
| Collection: Biery (Galen) papers and photographs | |||
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| ID Number: 1781 | |||
| Description: Four young men. On the floor, in the foreground is a book titled "J. C. Sommerville Photographic Supplies." Each of the men is outfitted differently. The man in front, dressed in a circa 1900 straw bowler, stiff collar and three piece suit, has several photographs leaning against his feet and knees. The man on the left, wearing a felt bowler, wide tie, and stripped pants, is holding a guitar. The man in back is wearing a fedora and carrying and riding crop. The man on the right, wearing a plaid suit, a light felt fedora, is seated on an overturned chair and is holding a rafia covered bottle and a beer mug. An architectural theme has been painted on a canvas back cloth. Grass or straw coveres the ground. | |||
| Place: Washington State-Whatcom County-Bellingham | |||
| Era: 1890-1910 | |||
| Photographer: Jacobson Studio | |||
| # of Prints: 1 | Print Condition: Good | ||
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| Collection: Biery (Galen) papers and photographs | |||
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| ID Number: 1782 | |||
| Description: Back caption: "Guy Elwyn Everett. July 22nd. Died July 13, 1940. Result of Auto Accident." A child, age 2 or 3, is standing on the seat of an Eastlake settee. He is wearing a gown. | |||
| Place: Unknown | |||
| Era: 1890-1910 | |||
| Photographer: Ellis, Whatcom, Wash. | |||
| # of Prints: 1 | Print Condition: Good | ||
| Restrictions: None | |||
| Collection: Biery (Galen) papers and photographs | |||
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| ID Number: 1783 | |||
| Description: Attached note: "Whatcom Sunflower Minstrels - 1884. Standing left to right - Len Stenger; Ed Edson; W. L. Wheeler; D. R. Coldwell. Seated - Jim Inks; Will Leach; Allen Shewey." Back caption same as attached note. Leonard U. Stenger was born in Oregon in 1867 to German parents. He married Rilla M. in 1888. In 1900, he was a clerk at the Fair Store. Ed (Edward) Edson was born in Iowa in 1860; he married Mary Hamburg in 1890. In 1900, Ed (Edward) Edson was a pharmacist in Whatcom County, living with his mother, Mary E., and his children Aggie and Gail. | |||
| Place: Washington State-Whatcom County-Bellingham | |||
| Era: 1880-1890 | |||
| Photographer: Unknown | |||
| # of Prints: 1 | Print Condition: Good | ||
| Restrictions: None | |||
| Collection: Biery (Galen) papers and photographs | |||
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| ID Number: 1784 | |||
| Description: Copy of charcoal drawing of Capt. George Pickett. Drawing done near the time of Pickett's arrival on Bellingham Bay in 1856 | |||
| Place: Unknown | |||
| Era: 1930-1950 | |||
| Photographer: Unknown | |||
| # of Prints: 1 | Print Condition: Good | ||
| Restrictions: None | |||
| Collection: Biery (Galen) papers and photographs | |||
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| ID Number: 1785 | |||
| Description: Frank W. Burpee was born in Canada in 1865. I immigrated to the USA in 1894. In 1900 he had been married 12 years, but was living as a boarder with D. W. Deming and eight other ment. By 1900, Burpee was Vice-President and co-owner of Burpee & Letson Ltd. The company operated a machine shop located on Harris Avenue, near 7th Street. In 1910, he was living with Lydia, his wife of 21 years, and his only child, 19-year-old Clarence B. Burpee. In 1920, with Clarence as President and General Manager, Burpee & Letson was manufacturing cannery and shingle mill machinery as well as "The Burpee Home Can Sealer." John H. Burpee was Superintendent. By 1930, Frank and Clarence are no longer in Bellingham, having set up Burpee Can Sealer Co. in Chicago in the mid-1920s. (They published "The Burpee Way of Home Canning and Cooking" in 1936. In 1930, John H. Burpee is the owner of Burpee Iron Works, still at the 614 Harris Avenue location. The families of Frank and Clarence lived at 132 S. Forest. | |||
| Place: Unknown | |||
| Era: 1900-1920 | |||
| Photographer: Unknown | |||
| # of Prints: 1 | Print Condition: Good | ||
| Restrictions: None | |||
| Collection: Biery (Galen) papers and photographs | |||
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| ID Number: 1786 | |||
| Description: Peter Denis, source of information on local coal mines. Reported to Biery that he was born in France in 1860, came to USA with his parents in 1863; came to Whatcom County in 1873 where his father worked in the coal mines and farmed. Denis went to work at Sehome mine in 1876, at age 13, as pump tender. | |||
| 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: 1787 | |||
| Description: Note: "L-R. Emrys Morgan. Mr. Carlson-Builder. Harry Smith 1st Superintendent. Emrys Morganwas 2nd Superintendent. Photo made 1911 at King Cove." Three men are standing next to a newly erected, warehouse wall. Two of the men (Carlson & Smith) are holding cameras. King Cove, located midway along the Aleutian Chain, was the site of a Pacific American Fisheries (PAF) cannery beginning in 1911. | |||
| Place: Alaska-Southwest Region-King Cove | |||
| Era: 1900-1920 | |||
| Photographer: Unknown | |||
| # of Prints: 1 | Print Condition: Good | ||
| Restrictions: None | |||
| Collection: Biery (Galen) papers and photographs | |||
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| ID Number: 1788 | |||
| Description: Back caption: "The Round Table Club" Dec 1954. Clockwise from front: Jack Cole, Bill Herb, Conrad Barker, Tom Horn, Joe Kendall, Percy Heal, Bill Wetherell, Ralph Roberg, Jack Kellogg, Tony Barlowe, Lew Wallace, Charlie Beard, Rogan Jones, Earl Le Valley, Costen Carver, Lawson Turcotte, Percy Livesey, Henry Jukes." Based on the clothing style and the fact that one of the named members of this group died in 1939, this photo was probably taken in the mid to late 1930's, but published in the Herald in 1954. In 1954: Jack Cole was vice-president of Brown & Cole, Inc., while his father (and company founder) George Cole was president of the grocery chain. The Herb family was involved with Pacific Coasts Paper Mills of Washington which was purchased by Georgia Pacific in 1963. Conrad E. Barker was President of Bellingham Hardware Co. and Sec-Treas of Morse Hardware. Tom Horn was president of Horn's Inc., which operated a women's clothing store in Bellingham and clothing and fabric store in Mt. Vernon until the 1960's. Joe Kendall was Secretary-Treasurer of the Bellingham Securties Syndicate, a subsidiary of Bellingham Bay Improvement Company (BBIC) In 1910, Percy Heal was born in Farnham, England, in 1881 and died in Bellingham in June of 1939. At age 28, he was living with his widowed mother and working as a bank teller in Bellingham. In 1938, he was a Cashier at The Northwestern National Bank and his brother, Henry C. Heal, who died in 1958, was a Cashier at First National Bank of Bellingham. Bill Wetherell was, in 1953, advertising manager of Bellingham Publishing (publishers of the Bellingham Herald) and living with his wife Nelle V. at 337 High Street. He was born in Dewitt, MI, in 1880 and died in Bellingham in 1980. Ralph Roberg, in 1953, was Vice President of Puget SoundPulp & Timber and living with his wife Grace at 120 Hawthorne Road. He was born in Muskegee, OK, in 1886 and died in Bellingham in 1959. In 1954, Jack Kellogg (John A. Kellogg) practiced law at 221 E. Holly; he lived with his second wife Adna (nee Raley) at 417 N. Garden. He was born at Whatcom, W.T. (Bellingham) in 1871 to George Albert (lawyer and Fairhaven promoter) and Mary E. Kellogg. He got his B.S. from the University of Washington in 1892, his law degree from Northwestern University of Chicago in 1894. In 1905 he was elected to the Washington State Legislature from Steven County. He was Superior Court Judge in Whatcom County from 1907 to 1913. In 1908, he married Nellie J. McBride; she died in 1929. He was elected Mayor of Bellingham in 1924, unseating the former Normal School President E. T. Mathes, until 1933. Tony Marvin Barlowe was, in 1954, Vice President of Bellingham First Federal Savings & Loan Assn as well as a dentist. He lived with his wife Helen M. (nee Huntoon) at 800 15th Street, Bellingham. He was born in Illinois in 1876 and he died in Bellingham in 1956. Lewis Bruce Wallace was, in 1954, President of Wallace Chevrolet Co.; he lived with his wife Eula C. at 721 15th, Bellingham. He was born in Iowa in 1880 and died in 1961. Charles Stannard Beard was, in 1954 & 1938, President of Bellingham First Federal Savings & Loan Assn as well as President of Union Printing. In 1938, they had a home at 501 16th Street, Bellingham. In 1954, they were renting at 1224 Cornwall Avenue. Beard was born in Cincinnati, IN, in 1871 and died in Bellingham in 1955. Lafayette Rogan Jones, in 1954 & 1938, was President of KVOS Television, KGMI Radio and International Good Music, Inc. The last of these was a leader in the production of 'elevator music'. He and his wife Catherine lived at 1020 N. Garden. He was born in TN in 1895 and died in Bellingham in 1972. Earl E. Tart Le Valley was, in 1954 & 1938, President of Columbia Valley Lumber Co. He resided with his wife Margaret M. at 1524 Maple Street. In 1938, they lived at 43 Lake Whatcom Blvd. He was born in 1892 in WI and died in Palmdesert CA in 1978. William Costen Carver was, in | |||
| 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: 1789 | |||
| Description: There are two subjects in one print. The top photo is of Sehome School. The low stone wall surrounding the school has collapsed near the front steps. The bottom photo is a group portrait of the students and three women teachers. | |||
| 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: 1790 | |||
| Description: "Bellingham Tulip Festival, 1928". Four young women in "eastern" costume and head-dresses pose in front of parade float. Caption on front in ink identifies the women as "Vera Clark, Lydia Auvil, Juanita Boroughs and Edith Jenkins". Caption in ink on the reverse: "Bellingham - Shrine of the Northwest". | |||
| Place: Bellingham (Wash.) | |||
| Era: 1920-1930 | |||
| Photographer: | |||
| # of Prints: 1 | Print Condition: good | ||
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| Collection: Biery (Galen) papers and photographs | |||
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| ID Number: 1791 | |||
| Description: "Mt. Carmel July 27 1889" caption on reverse in red ink. Unidentified group portrait of 22 adults and children gathered on wooden, columned porch steps of clapboard house.Young boy with penny-farthing high wheel bicycle standing on left side of group in front of tree. Small animal (possibly monkey or dog) standing at front center of group | |||
| Place: | |||
| Era: 1880-1890 | |||
| Photographer: unknown | |||
| # of Prints: 1 | Print Condition: good | ||
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| Collection: Biery (Galen) papers and photographs | |||
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| ID Number: 1792 | |||
| Description: "Coast & Geodetic Survey Boat Patterson at King Cove taken at ten o'clock at night" caption in pencil on reverse. Group of 8 unidentified, well-dressed passengers (7 adults, 1 child) and 5 crew on deck of survey steamer Patterson at King Cove, Alaska site of Pacific American Fisheries 1st cannery built in 1911. Survey steamer Patterson shipwrecked Dec. 11, 1938 at Cape Fairweather, Gulf of Alaska, bound for Seattle from Kodiak. | |||
| Place: King Cove (Alaska) | |||
| Era: undated | |||
| Photographer: | |||
| # of Prints: 1 | Print Condition: fair | ||
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| Collection: Biery (Galen) papers and photographs | |||
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| ID Number: 1793 | |||
| Description: "Herald Staff Photo, Bellingham, Wash. June 16 1956" stamped on reverse. Gathering of 45 staff members, including Herald photographer Jack Carver (2nd row, left), at social event with large "welcome" sign on wall in background. | |||
| Place: Bellingham (Wash.) | |||
| Era: 1950-1960 | |||
| Photographer: | |||
| # of Prints: 1 | Print Condition: Good | ||
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| Collection: Biery (Galen) papers and photographs | |||
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| ID Number: 1794 | |||
| Description: "Union Printing Binding & Stationery Co" displayed on awning on front. Gathering of 13 men and 2 women Union Printing workers in front of business at 1421 Cornwall Ave. Bellingham. Founded 1898, originally located in Fairhaven, moved to Cornwall Ave. in 1924. Was at that location until 1996 when Union Printing folded. | |||
| Place: Bellingham (Wash) | |||
| Era: undated | |||
| Photographer: Clark, J. Wayland | |||
| # of Prints: 1 | Print Condition: Good | ||
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| Collection: Biery (Galen) papers and photographs | |||
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| ID Number: 1795 | |||
| Description: "Jos G Snydaker. Chicago" caption on reverse in black ink. Formal portrait of well dressed man. | |||
| Place: Chicago | |||
| Era: undated | |||
| Photographer: | |||
| # of Prints: 1 | Print Condition: fair | ||
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| Collection: Biery (Galen) papers and photographs | |||
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| ID Number: 1796 | |||
| Description: "Bloedel Donovan Fuel Depot at the advent of the auto trucking age." on reverse in blue ink. "Teamsters Hauling Wood" on brown paper label on front, attached with paper clips. A group of horses and carriages with drivers on right side of photo; 7 trucks on left side with a driver standing beside each truck; 4 men in standing in front of small building, probably the office, in center. Bloedel Donovan Lumber Mills' Fuel Depot was at 1822 Franklin St; later at 829 Cornwall | |||
| Place: Bellingham (Wash) | |||
| Era: 1920 --1930 | |||
| Photographer: | |||
| # of Prints: 1 | Print Condition: Good | ||
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| Total # of Photograph Records found: 3737 | |||
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