• Gold nugget from near Anvil Creek, Alaska, ca. 1899

    Gold nugget from near Anvil Creek, Alaska, ca. 1899

    Pillsbury, Arthur C. (Arthur Clarence)

    Gold was first discovered at Anvil Creek in 1898 leading to a large rush in prospectors who traveled through nearby Nome, Alaska to reach the gold fields. The value for the gold, provided at $320 in 1899?would be worth $9,891.89 in 2019 dollars.

    Identifier: spl_ap_00168

    Date: 1899

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  • Union soldiers, ca. 1865

    Union soldiers, ca. 1865

    Tintype portrait of five Union soldiers. Likely taken during the Civil War.

    Identifier: spl_lj_015

    Date: 1865

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  • Structures (ammonotony), ca. 1945

    Structures (ammonotony), ca. 1945

    Doughty, Nan

    Identifier: spl_art_D745St

    Date: 1945

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  • Ghost forest

    Ghost forest

    Lee, Robert Cranston

    Identifier: spl_art_L510Gh1

    Date: 1947

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  • Native American baskets in home of Mabel Thompson, ca. 1900

    Native American baskets in home of Mabel Thompson, ca. 1900

    Denny, Orion O., 1853-1916

    Transcribed from back of photograph: "Part of Mabel's collection of Indian baskets. A corner in her room - photo by O.O.W. Denny. Mabel Thompson in Seattle." In the 1900 census, H.G. and Mabel Thompson are listed at 1108 Seneca St. (later 1204 Boren), the same address as Orion Denny. Mabel was the daughter of Orion Denny and Eva Flowers Coulter (who he married in 1874 and divorced a few years later). Mabel married Howard G. Thompson in 1894.

    Identifier: spl_lj_060

    Date: 1890

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  • Couple standing next to large logs, August 1897

    Couple standing next to large logs, August 1897

    Denny, Narcissa Latimer, 1851-1900

    Transcribed from back of photograph: "Washington Logs, Iowa People. Aug '97. Photo by N.L.D. 4338 ft. of lumber on top log. August 1897."

    Identifier: spl_lj_056

    Date: 1897-08

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  • Queen Anne from West Seattle, August 27, 1976

    Queen Anne from West Seattle, August 27, 1976

    Dorpat, Paul

    Taken from West Seattle, this image shows Queen Anne with the Space Needle visible, and part of downtown Seattle in the distance across Elliott Bay.

    Identifier: spl_dor_00003

    Date: 1976-08-27

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  • Unknown girl, ca. 1865

    Unknown girl, ca. 1865

    Tintype portrait of unidentified girl.

    Identifier: spl_lj_017

    Date: 1865

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  • Arthur Bickford, ca. 1880

    Arthur Bickford, ca. 1880

    Meason, L.E.; Meason Studio

    Photograph taken by L.E. Meason in La Crosse, Wisconsin. Clara Latimer Bickford was the daughter of Alexander and Sarah Latimer and sister of Narcissa Latimer Denny. She married Arthur Farrington Bickford in 1888 in Minnesota. They lived in Seattle from roughly 1892-1900 before moving to Oregon.

    Identifier: spl_lj_037

    Date: 1880

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  • Unknown man, ca. 1865

    Unknown man, ca. 1865

    Tintype portrait of unidentified man.

    Identifier: spl_lj_014

    Date: 1865

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