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  • Simple pit-saw (date of photo unknown).
  • Logs--Washington (State); Lumber industry--Washington (State); Men--Washington (State)
  • "Two-man power saw mill of the pioneer days in Washington, and Alaska, made it possible to build houses with boards instead of whole logs, or to satisfactorily roof the log cabins. The first lumber in Washington was made in this manner long before...
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  • Fourth of July parade, Uniontown, W.T., ca. 1887.
  • Buildings--Washington (State); Children--Washington (State); Men--Washington (State); Parades & processions--Washington (State); Roads--Washington (State); Houses--Washington (State); Women--Washington (State)
  • An elevated view of Uniontown's Fourth of July Parade, 1887. Note the wooden sidewalks and dirt streets.
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  • Men at Margaret Felix's camp
  • Indians of North America--Washington (State); Campfires--Washington (State); Men--Washington (State)
  • Two unidentified Native American men at camp.
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  • Edward R. Murrow as a WSC student
  • Murrow, Edward R.; Students; Women; Men
  • Photograph of Esther Stilson, George Stapleton, Betty Ramsbeck, and Edward R. Murrow (at right), walking from Pullman to Moscow, in 1927.
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  • Men in the Tall Grass
  • Grasses; Men; Buildings
  • Color slide depicting seven CCC enrollees roguing a field of wheat on Pullman's SoS Nursery.
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  • Edward R. Murrow with brothers
  • Murrow, Edward R.; Men; Firearms
  • Photograph of Lacey V., Edward R., and Dewey J. Murrow, on a hunting trip in New York state in 1949.
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  • Blackfoot Bonnet of Chief Moses
  • Indians of North America--Washington (State); Men--Washington (State); Costumes--Washington (State)
  • An unidentified Native American wearing the "Blackfoot Bonnet".
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  • Indian War Dancers
  • Indians of North America--Washington (State); Costumes--Washington (State); Men--Washington (State); Tipis--Washington (State)
  • An unidentified group of Native American men in ceremonial dancing gear.
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