Washington State University Libraries: Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections (MASC)
Guide to the Charles R. Pratsch
Photographs
1888-1913
PC
18
Table of Contents
Summary Information
- Repository
- Washington State University Libraries, Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections
- Creator
- Pratsch, Charles Robert
- Title
- Charles R. Pratsch Photographs
- ID
- PC 18
- Date [inclusive]
- 1888-1913
- Extent
- 18 containers., 7 linear feet of shelf space., 916 items.
- Language
- Collection materials are in English.
- Abstract
- Glass negatives, lantern slides, and photographic prints record all facets of woodswork, milling and shipping, as well as fishing, sealing and other maritime activities of Grays Harbor, Washington (State). The cities of Aberdeen and Hoquiam are pictured from their earliest times of sawdust and wooden streets. Also included in the collection are 64 portraits which record the Quinault Indians during the 1880s and 1890s, with many wearing treaty and trade adornments.
Preferred Citation
[Item Description]. PC 18, Charles R. Pratsch Photographs. Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections, Washington State University Libraries, Pullman, WA.
Biography/History
Charles Robert Pratsch was born November 17, 1857 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, son of Charles August (born 1833, Leipzig) and Catherine Anna Dostman Pratsch (born 1837, Lancaster, Pennsylvania). Moving westward he left Iowa at the age of 25 with his brother-in-law, Lester L. Darling, and in 1884 the two homesteaded adjacent claims on the Wishkah River in the Grays Harbor country. After establishing claims they were joined by the elder Pratschs and their daughter, Mrs. Darling. Upon arrival Pratsch's parents entered the business life of the new community of Aberdeen (platted in 1883 and organized as a town in 1885). C. A. Pratsch was appointed postmaster of Aberdeen in 1886 and served in that position until 1889. He built the Pioneer House, later, the Del Monte, a wood frame hotel, in 1885, and in 1889 built a bakery and confectionary, known as Mrs. Pratsch & Co., across the street from the hotel. While Charles Robert occasionally worked in the hotel, he was soon involved in a project of his own: photography. He had persuaded a photographer named Tolman to teach him the techniques for $300. In a "mugbook" of 1890 Charles R. Pratsch is listed:
Photographer, F Street, between Heron and Wishkah. We are indebted to Mr. Pratsch for many of the subjects from which our Gray's Harbor and Aberdeen engravings were made, his collection of views, portraits and architectural subjects, being very fine indeed. Mr. Pratsch is at present erecting a new studio building, and by the time this volume is out of press, he will be prepared to conduct his business with the aid of greater and better facilities than before. He attends to all classes of work, such as portraits, views, buildings, copying, enlarging, reducing, etc., and charges very reasonable prices. ( South-western Washington; its topography...and pen sketches of their representative business men... Olympia: Pacific Publishing Company, 1890.178.)
In his later years Charles Robert Pratsch was caretaker of the Laidlow Island duck preserve. He died in 1937 at the age of 79 a few days after walking into a slowly moving train. His son, Fred Pratsch, acquired the negatives and made prints which he reproduced as oil paintings. (for example see 111 35)
In the collection are many negative and lantern slides that are indentified as the work of Colin S. MacKenzie (1879-1912). MacKenzie, a deputy sheriff in the Grays Harbor area, had become a studio photographer following a back injury suffered while fighting a fire. See Alfred J. Hillier Pacific Northwest Quarterly, 35:3 (July, 1944) After his death at the hands of John Tornow, his photographic files and materials were given to Pratsch by the family, for MacKenzie had often used Pratsch's equipment and facilities. Colin's name is spelled as MacKenzie on his photographs, in the 1910 census, and in a 1907 Pacific Monthly article using his photographs, but newspaper reports of and after his death popularized McKenzie as the spelling.
Scope and Content
The collection consists of 584 glass negatives, mostly 8 x l0 inches; 299 lantern slides, many hand colored; and 33 miscellaneous photoprints.
The collection is more than ample in recording all facets of woodswork, milling and shipping, as well as fishing, sealing and other maritime activities of Grays Harbor. Shipping is preserved in extensive photographs of the coasters, lumber ships and schooners that plied the coast and rivers and sailed to all parts of the world. Aberdeen and Hoquiam are pictured from their earliest times of sawdust and wooden streets; their history progressing through canoe, rowboat, horse, oxen and steam periods to the advent of electricity. Here is the industrial, civic, and cultural growth of these cities and other area communities. Here also is the full range of the economy, with business leaders and laborers, mill offices and lumber camps, fraternal organizations and unions, city residences and small farms.
Of great interest and value to scholars are the 64 portraits and photographs of the Quinault Indians, who in the 1880's and 90's were not far removed from their earlier aboriginal state, harvesting the ocean and beaches for a livelihood, many with flattened heads and wearing treaty and trade adornments.
Arrangement
The collection logically falls into three series: glass negatives, lantern slides, and miscellaneous prints.
Series I, the glass negatives, is composed of 584 negatives varying in size from 8 x 10 inches to 5 x 7 inches. The 5 x 7 plates have been separated and placed at the end of the larger plates; they are numbered 551-584. Each of these negatives has been cleaned and printed under laboratory conditions, providing prints which become the basic finding aid for the negatives, as well as being available for display. The prints and the negatives have been arranged by subject and numbered sequentially.
Series II is 299 lantern slides arranged by subject and numbered sequentially. Many have been hand tinted, apparently by a Seattle "artist," and over half are based on negatives in Series I. The major exception is the 64 portraits and scenes of the coastal Indians of Washington State.
Series III: Miscellaneous Prints is 33 items which, though related to Aberdeen, lumbering and shipping, were either not Pratsch or MacKenzie photographs or are not represented among the negatives and lantern slides in the collection. Several of these, in fact, are related to the occupation and interests of Fred Pratsch, son of Charles R. Pratsch. While the photographs have been arranged in subject groupings to facilitate research, certain identifiable characteristics have been elaborated upon and incorporated into a Proper Name Index. This index provides access to all identified persons, locations, and especially names of vessels serving the Aberdeen lumber trade. While many of the person identifications are based on notations of Fred Pratsch's, the names of ships have generally been deduced from close examination of the prints and negatives with a magnifying glass.
Administrative Information
Publication Information
Washington State University Libraries: Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections (MASC) � 1972
http://www.libraries.wsu.edu/masc/
Terrell Library
P.O. Box 645610
Pullman, WA, 99164-5610 USA
509-335-6691
mascref@wsu.edu
Restrictions on Access
This collection is open for research use.
Acquisition Information
The Charles R. Pratsch collection of photographs was purchased from Fred Pratsch of Aberdeen, Washington in 1971.
Digital Archival Object
II 268
Names and Subjects
Corporate Name(s)
Subject(s) :
- Quinault Indians--Portraits
Creator(s) :
- Historical Photograph Collections. waps
Genre(s)
- Glass negatives. gmgpc
- Lantern slides. gmgpc
Geographic Name(s)
- Grays Harbor (Wash.)--History
- Aberdeen (Wash.)--History
- Hoquiam (Wash.)--History
Personal Name(s)
Creator(s) :
- Pratsch, Charles Robert --Archives
Subject(s) :
- MacKenzie, Colin S.
Subject(s)
- Indians of North America--Washington (State)
- Native Americans
- Photographs
- Transportation
- Forestry and Forest Products
- Washington (State)
Detailed Description of Collection
Series 1: Glass NagativesThe description of each photograph is based on a close examination of the print and the negative, including captions scratched or painted on the negative; notes provided by Fred Pratsch on the prints he made as subjects for his oil paintings; a list of shipping scenes prepared by Harry Dying of the San Francisco Maritime Museum; and identifications by Robert Weinstein. |
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Portraits |
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Manning Hill and Eagle bike on road to Hoquiam 1893 |
1 | |||
Mary B. Pratsch |
2-3 | |||
Mary B. Pratsch and daughter, Jenny |
4 | |||
Charles Robert Pratsch |
5-8 | |||
Catherine Pratsch |
9 | |||
Portraits |
10-13 | |||
Charles August Pratsch |
14 | |||
Portrait of a man |
15 | |||
Heater and Engrin, Civil War veterans, Westport.Title: All is well |
16-17 | |||
Group portraits |
18-25 | |||
Pratsch Family portrait 1888 |
26 | |||
Man photographing ladies by stream |
27 | |||
Outdoor group portraits |
28-34 | |||
Cities and Towns |
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Aberdeen 1889 |
35 | |||
Aberdeen 1904 |
36 | |||
Aberdeen, with Grand Theater in center 1907 |
37 | |||
Business section, Aberdeen 1907 |
38 | |||
Business section, Aberdeen |
39 | |||
Aberdeen |
40-47 | |||
Cosmopolis |
48 | |||
Hoquiam 1906 |
49 | |||
Montesano? |
50 | |||
Steamer WISHKAH CHIEF leaving Wishkah Street dock, Aberdeen 1890 |
51 | |||
Wishkah and F Street, Aberdeen 1890 |
52 | |||
Heron and G Street, Aberdeen July 4, 1892 |
53-54 | |||
Heron Street looking west, Aberdeen 1892 |
55 | |||
F Street between Wishkah and Heron, Aberdeen. Walter and Main Circus. Wallace Pratsch on bicycle 1895 |
56 | |||
Aberdeen winter street scene, after fire of 1903 |
57 | |||
Heron Street, Aberdeen July 4, 1908 |
58 | |||
Heron Street at bridge on the Wishkah River, Aberdeen. Steamer GENERAL MILES |
59 | |||
Heron Street dock, Aberdeen. Steamer CRUISER |
60-61 | |||
Aberdeen street scene, firemen spraying water in air |
62 | |||
Procession |
63-64 | |||
Street scene, Fourth of July celebration? |
65 | |||
Decorated fire trucks |
66-67 | |||
City viewed from hill |
68-70 | |||
Montesano |
71-72 | |||
City Buildings & Residences |
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Stewart Creek Water Works, Aberdeen 1895 |
73 | |||
Grays Harbor Electric Company car barn, Market and E Street, Aberdeen 1906 |
74 | |||
East Aberdeen School |
75 | |||
Building Aberdeen high school 1892 |
76-79 | |||
Girls' gymnastics class |
80 | |||
Washington Hotel, Heron and K Streets, Aberdeen 1905 |
81 | |||
Elks Club, Aberdeen 1907 |
82 | |||
Hayes and Hayes Bank, Aberdeen 1908 |
83 | |||
Heron and H Streets, Aberdeen State Bank 1908 |
84 | |||
Heron and G Streets, Red Cross Pharmacy, Aberdeen 1908 |
85 | |||
Aberdeen City Hall |
86-87 | |||
Mitchell Building, Aberdeen |
88 | |||
Hoquiam Hotel, Hoquiam |
89 | |||
Office of American Mill Co |
90 | |||
H. J. Cooke store and street corner |
91 | |||
Post office |
92 | |||
St. Joseph's Hospital, Aberdeen |
93 | |||
Crescent Hotel, Ninemire & Morgan Building |
94 | |||
F and First Street, Aberdeen. Methodist Church and Sam Benson [Sam Benn] house on hill |
95 | |||
Outdoor ceremony at the church |
96-97 | |||
Westport fog horn and light house |
98-99 | |||
Chehalis Produce Company |
100 | |||
Pacific Fruit and Produce Company |
101 | |||
Grocery store, [---]ing- Kinsel Co.,Helling Kinsel Col. Inc. 317 E.Wishkah, Aberdeen, WA |
102 | |||
Mrs. C. A. Pratsch store, interior, post office in corner |
103 | |||
Auditorium or theatre interior |
104 | |||
Wilson Bros. & Co. office interior May, 1909 |
105 | |||
Aberdeen saloon interior |
106 | |||
The Casino, Eagle Dance Hall, owned by Ed Dolan. Bartenders, girls and band |
107-108 | |||
Buildings, schools, apartment houses, residences |
109-120 | |||
Aberdeen cannery |
121 | |||
Conservatory, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco |
122 | |||
Tallest telephone pole in northeast Aberdeen |
123 | |||
Backyard garden |
124 | |||
Small garden pond |
125 | |||
Farms |
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Billy Gohl's place on Indian Creek going to Westport.[William Gohl] |
126 | |||
Mrs. McGregor's House |
127 | |||
Farmhouse and auto, auto has sign: "Famous Cedarville Ranch, Chehalis Co., 5 4 10 acre tracts, for sale by 0. J. Engen, Aberdeen." |
128 | |||
Farms and farmhouses |
129-138 | |||
Bordens Ranch, Wishkah River 1891 |
139 | |||
Wilsons Camp |
140 | |||
Guffey Ranch, Wishkah Falls, Washington |
141 | |||
Farms and farmhouses |
142-145 | |||
Athletic Clubs |
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Square Deal, Aberdeen baseball club 1890 |
146 | |||
Square Deal, Aberdeen baseball club |
147 | |||
Aberdeen baseball club 1891 |
148 | |||
An Aberdeen baseball club |
149-150 | |||
Aberdeen and Montesano baseball clubs, 1891.Aberdeen players, 1-r: Williey, Stapleford, Sherwood, Keghler, Van Tassel, H. Hayes, S. Bowes, Balcomb, unidentified; Montesano players, 1-r: Lyons, Geissler, Has, Graham, Knauss, Roberts, Starr, McDougall, Hall, Dick Trask. 1891 |
151 | |||
Cosmopolis baseball club. Dave Patterson, I. Not, Ray Nives, Dick Trask, Sherwood, Jim Lyons, Jack Link, 2 unidentified 1891-1892 |
152 | |||
A Seattle baseball player |
153 | |||
Aberdeen Ball Park 1907 |
154-156 | |||
Aberdeen High School track team 1907 |
157 | |||
Aberdeen High School basketball team 1907 |
158-160 | |||
Aberdeen High School basketball team 1905 |
160a | |||
Aberdeen High School football team |
161-163 | |||
Aberdeen High School football players: Gross, Falkner, Blackwell, White |
164 | |||
Aberdeen High School football team 1905 |
165 | |||
Football team |
166 | |||
Coast Guard, Police, and Fire Departments |
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U. S. Coast Guard crew with boat, Westport 1904 |
167 | |||
Aberdeen's first water works at F Street |
168 | |||
Aberdeen policemen |
169 | |||
Firemen: Walker, L. L. Darling, Frank Pratsch, Fred Balaue, Bill Anstie, Ab. Demished, Birt Keith, Bill Pierson, Joe Niece, Nick Lankins, Jerry Gagner, L. L. Maley, Chas. Kealier, Mark Payett, Floyd Creech, Frank Wyman |
170 | |||
Fire engines and firemen |
171-174 | |||
Fire engines and firemen. (Copyright C. S. MacKenzie.) 1907 |
175 | |||
Musical Bands, Unions, and Fraternal Organizations |
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Aberdeen Cornet Band. Joe Graham on bass drum, Van Tassel is 6 ft. 6 in. tall man 1890 |
176 | |||
Aberdeen City Band at GAR grounds, Westport |
177 | |||
Aberdeen Cornet Band in front of Toklas and Kaufman, Dry Goods and Clothing |
178 | |||
Aberdeen Cornet Band on a dock |
179 | |||
Hoquiam Concert Band playing on the steps of the Hoquiam. Hotel |
180 | |||
Knights Templars. Mat Peasley, Dr. Randalf, top row; "Drawbucket" Johnson, 2nd row, 2nd from left |
181-182 | |||
Sawmill and loggers convention on deck of the SKOOKUM |
183 | |||
Bricklayers and Masons Union, no. 11, Aberdeen 1911 |
184 | |||
Painters Union, no. 526, Aberdeen. J. J. Robinson and his son are in the front row 1911 |
185 | |||
International Hod-Carriers and Bricklayers Union no. 146, Aberdeen 1911 |
186 | |||
Teamsters and Deliverymens Union, Local 170, Aberdeen 1911 |
187-188 | |||
Housepainters Union, Local 1076, Hoquiam 1911 |
189 | |||
Team Drivers Union, local no. 93, Hoquiam 1911 |
190 | |||
Pile Drivers Union, local no. 12088 |
191 | |||
Gravediggers Union (?) |
192 | |||
Electrical Workers Union |
193 | |||
Jetty and Shipyards |
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North jetty, Grays Harbor, under construction 1913 |
194-197 | |||
Lindstrom Ship Yard |
198 | |||
Shipyard |
199 | |||
McWhinney Ship Yard, Aberdeen |
200 | |||
Mathews Ship Yard, Hoquiam. Schooner VIGILANT at left |
201 | |||
Lindstrom Ship Yard |
202 | |||
Ole Hansons spar yard in foreground; Lindstrom yard with steam tug RANGER and schooner under construction in background |
203 | |||
The launching of the stern-wheeler MONTESANO with two brass bands 1890 |
204 | |||
Lindstrom Ship Yard, with JOS. L. EVISTON on the ways |
205 | |||
A bow-first launching at the Lindstrom Ship Yard |
206 | |||
Launching the schooner J. M. WEATHERWAX 1890 (Pratsch photograph number 24.) |
207 | |||
Grays Harbor scenes |
208-213 | |||
Bay View Lumber Mill, South Aberdeen |
214 | |||
Aberdeen harbor scenes |
215-216 | |||
SHIPPING SCENES |
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Steam tug towing barkentine across Grays Harbor bar |
217 | |||
Steam tug JOHN CUDAHY towing schooner ENDEAVOR |
218 | |||
Steam tug JOHN CUDAHY towing schooner 1890 |
219 | |||
Steam tug DARING towing schooner CARRIER DOVE after viewing Roosevelt's Great White Fleet 1908 |
220 | |||
Steam tug PRINTER towing out two-masted schooner |
221 | |||
Steam tug ASTORIA towing schooner ESTHER BUHNE |
222 | |||
4-masted schooners under tow |
223 | |||
Schooner METEOR under tow |
224 | |||
Loaded 3-masted barkentine under sail |
225 | |||
Schooner W. H. MEYER under tow |
226 | |||
Schooner CHARLES A. FALK aground on Copalis Beach 1909 |
227 | |||
Yacht RESTLESS, owned by R. R. Pratsch 1904 |
228-229 | |||
Sailboat AVILON |
230-231 | |||
Whaleboat rigged with sail opposite city |
232 | |||
Stern-wheeler SKOOKUM going out to see the Great White Fleet 1907 |
233 | |||
Stern-wheeler HARBOR BELLE |
234-236 | |||
Stern-wheeler HARBOR QUEEN, schooner Watson A. West |
237 | |||
Government steamer COLUMBINE 1907 |
238-242 | |||
Steamer in the Hoquiam River? |
243 | |||
Tug PRINTER, tug JOHN CUDAHY astern 1907 |
244 | |||
Tug DARING July 4, 1907 |
245 | |||
Steamer GENERAL MILES backing into channel |
246 | |||
Steamer CRUISER, West Mill in background |
247 | |||
Steamer and barge |
248 | |||
Tug with Aberdeen Lumber and Shingle Company in background |
249 | |||
Tugs and excursion boats in Aberdeen harbor |
250 | |||
Steamer in channel, lumber mill on far bank |
251 | |||
Tug RANGER |
252 | |||
Tug TRAVELER |
253 | |||
Tug RANGER (Pratsch photograph number 13) |
254 | |||
Freighter BESSIE DOLLAR (MacKenzie photograph) |
255 | |||
Steam schooner CLAREMONT loaded with lumber |
256 | |||
Steamer CHEHALIS |
257 | |||
Steamer TOLEDO |
258 | |||
Naval steamer? |
259 | |||
Decorated motor launch |
260 | |||
Row boat near fish nets |
261 | |||
Underwater diving operations |
262-263 | |||
ALEXANDER, gill-net fishing boats, cannery dock with nets drying |
264 | |||
Gill-net fishing boat KID |
265 | |||
Schooner CHARLES R. WILSON at anchor |
266 | |||
Schooner R. C. SLADE |
267 | |||
Schooner at lumber mill, Aberdeen |
268 | |||
Steam schooner CLAREMONT loaded with lumber, bow line attached to dock |
269 | |||
S. S. INDRAVELLI |
270 | |||
Stern-wheeler MONTESANO at Montesano dock |
271 | |||
Barkentines MARY WINKELMAN and NEWSBOY at dock |
272 | |||
Barkentine MARY WINKELMAN at dock |
273 | |||
Westport dock, Steamers CLAN McDONALD, CITY OF ABERDEEN, TYPHOON, and CHEHALIS |
274 | |||
Schooner W. J. PATTERSON at dock |
275 | |||
Barkentine ARAGO |
276 | |||
Schooner CHARLES HANSON at Union Mill dock (Pratsch photograph number 600) |
277 | |||
Schooner CHARLES A. FALK at lumber mill dock |
278 | |||
Four-masted schooner at dock |
279 | |||
Schooner ESPADA docked at mill |
280-281 | |||
MELVILLE DOLLAR at mill dock |
282 | |||
MILVILLE DOLLAR with ESPADA tied to dock |
283 | |||
Frieghter BLACKHEATH |
284 | |||
West Mill wharf, schooners W. J. PATTERSON and FORESTER, with WATSON A WEST astern |
285 | |||
Steam tug IOLA, barge, and steam schooner NEWBURG at dock, R.C. SLADE in background |
286-287 | |||
Steam schooner NEWBURG at Slades dock, schooner CENTRALIA in the rear 1908 |
288 | |||
Schooner A. B. JOHNSON and other schooners at dock |
289 | |||
Lindstrom's ship yard, mastless schooner SADIE at outfitting dock and steam tug JOHN CUDAHY in foreground |
290 | |||
Cooney's Mill dock, Cosmopolis, with steam schooner SVEA and steamer HARCROFT |
291 | |||
Steam schooners SANTA MONICA and SANTA BARBARA at dock |
292 | |||
Schooner ORIENT and barkentine WRESTLER at dock with three-masted schooner CHAS. A. FALK being towed out |
293 | |||
Schooner MAID OF ORLEANS, barkentine EUREKA and others at West Mill dock pre-1899 |
294 | |||
Barkentine NEWSBOY at near dock and schooner W. J. PATTERSON at far dock, steam schooner NORWOOD astern |
295-296 | |||
Schooners FANNIE ADELE, C. H. MERCHANT and others docked at mill |
297-298 | |||
Steamers JOSIE BURROWS, TOIWO, and one other loading passengers after funeral at Aberdeen cemetery 1888 |
299 | |||
Schooner OCCIDENTAL and brigantine GENEVA at West Mill dock steamer T. C. REED docked at far right |
300 | |||
Steam schooner NORWOOD, schooner ESPADA |
301 | |||
Ships at mill docks |
302-304 | |||
Steamer HARCROFT at dock |
305 | |||
Ships at dock near old West Bridge, Aberdeen July 4, 1907 |
306 | |||
Schooner COMET and steam schooners CENTRALIA and WHITESBORO and others at dock |
307 | |||
Schooner A. B. JOHNSON, steam schooner G. C. LINDAUER, and others at dock |
308 | |||
Schooners MELROSE and ALLEN A., steamer RUSTLER (Hoquiam) at Hoquiam Mill dock 1906 |
309 | |||
Schooners at West Mill dock, Aberdeen 1889 |
310-311 | |||
American Mill, Slade's dock, schooner WATSON A. WEST, steamer NEWBURG. (Photo by MacKenzie) 1908 |
312-313 | |||
Schooners CHARLES A. FALK and EDWARD R. WEST at dock; the sequence shows the steam schooner SANTA MONICA coming through the channel. Included is the steam schooner WILLIAM MURPHY. (Titled: Shipping scene, Aberdeen, Washington, copyright 1907, by C. S. MacKenzie). |
314-316 | |||
Barkentine MARY WINKELMAN and schooners at mill dock, one four-masted schooner being nudged in by tug |
317 | |||
Brigantine LURLINE and steam schooner GRACE DOLLAR at dock (MacKenzie photograph) |
318 | |||
Stern-wheeler SKOOKUM, steam schooner GRACE DOLLAR, a schooner and the barkentine, WRESTLER, all at dock, with a small launch passing in channel |
319-320 | |||
Lumbering Scenes |
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Millers Dam and Wishkah Falls 1892 (Pratsch photograph number 45) |
321 | |||
Log dam and spillway for boom pond |
322 | |||
Eureka & Klamath River Railroad, three trains loaded with redwood logs, one a work train |
323 | |||
Polson's trestle up the Humptulips River, log train with logs chained directly to trucks, Shay engine, number 564. (Al Coats Logging Co.?) |
324 | |||
Shay engine (Polson's)number 2. (Al Coats Logging Co.?) |
325 | |||
Oregon and California Railroad Company, three car train pulled by engine number 14, on a trestle near a small town. (positive) |
326 | |||
Steam donkeys and their crews (many by Colin MacKenzie) |
327-343 | |||
Burst steam donkey 1910 |
344-345 | |||
J. Gillis Camp, Hoquiam 1889 (Pratsch photograph number 17) |
346 | |||
Gillis' camp |
347 | |||
Jim Gillis' camp, Hoquiam River 1890 (Pratsch photograph number 46) |
348 | |||
Gillis' camp (Pratsch photograph number 9) |
349 | |||
George Keith's camp, Wishkah River (Pratsch photograph number 12) |
350 | |||
George Keith's camp, Wishkah River 1889 |
351 | |||
Philips camp, Johns River 1888 (Pratsch photograph number 49) |
352 | |||
Payett camp 1888 (Pratsch photograph) |
353 | |||
Flowers camp |
354-355 | |||
Redwood logging crew eating 1891 |
356 | |||
Gilbreth Skeen's camp 1888 [Gilbreath?] |
357 | |||
Wilsons camp |
358 | |||
Oxen, log and crew on roadway |
359 | |||
Packhorses and crew |
360 | |||
Hawkins camp |
361 | |||
Logging scene |
362 | |||
Clark and Miller crew |
363-365 | |||
J. Gillis' camp |
366 | |||
Blackwell's no. 2 camp |
367 | |||
Oxen, log, crew and cooks on roadway |
368 | |||
Roadway |
369 | |||
Clark and Miller's roadway on the Wishkah River (Pratsch photograph number 50) |
370 | |||
Leon Weather's crew |
371 | |||
10 ft. fir stump 1892 (Pratsch photograph number 12) |
372 | |||
Group of men on large stump |
373-374 | |||
Washington stump (Pratsch photograph number 11) |
375 | |||
11 ft. 3 in. stump. (MacKenzie photographs) |
376-377 | |||
Group of men on a large stump |
378 | |||
Packers with horses in woods. (positive) |
379 | |||
Mary Pratsch and children in forest (Pratsch photograph) |
380-382 | |||
Man on fallen spruce tree, near Aberdeen (Pratsch photograph number 44) |
383-384 | |||
Timber scene on Fred Honley ranch near Wishkah Falls (Pratsch photograph number 27) |
385 | |||
Children (Ersral Stout, Floyd Stout, Fred Pratsch, Wallace Pratsch, Elie Payett) on fir log, Canyon Kort, near Aberdeen 1896 (Pratsch photograph) |
386 | |||
Groups of men among logs and stumps |
387-390 | |||
Worlds Fair log |
391 | |||
Matt Peasley on right, Billy Gohl at left, at logbucking contest |
392-393 | |||
Men by cedar tree on Charley Creek |
394-399 | |||
Men sawing eight foot fir tree |
400 | |||
Felling fir tree with axes at Flowers Camp near Aberdeen 1888 (Pratsch photograph number 22) |
401 | |||
Felling cedar tree on John River 1888 (Pratsch photograph number 23) |
402 | |||
Three men by large log. (MacKenzie photograph) |
403 | |||
Cedar tree by Johns River. (copy negative) |
404 | |||
Two men by cedar tree on Charley Creek (Pratsch photograph) |
405 | |||
Bearded man by tree (Pratsch photograph) |
406 | |||
Two men, one bearded, by tree (Fred Pratsch states this tree (11 ft. 6 in. diameter) sent to St. Louis World's Fair, by Hepfinger & Drummond). 1902 (Pratsch photograph) |
407 | |||
Loggers and trees |
408-410 | |||
Fir tree (Pratsch photograph) |
411 | |||
Four men and recently felled tree |
412 | |||
Six armed men and felled tree |
413.11 | |||
Lumbering scenes, loggers and forests |
414-426 | |||
Bearded man by tree (Pratsch photograph) |
427 | |||
Lumbering scenes and loggers |
428-437 | |||
Automobile on road to North Beach |
438 | |||
Reo on road by lake or river. (440 is positive) |
439-440 | |||
Roads in woods. (441, 443 are positive) |
441-444 | |||
Wood scenes |
445-449 | |||
Lumber Mills |
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West's first mill, burned in the 1880's |
450 | |||
Weatherwax Mill and boom pond, later Anerson-Middleton |
451-452 | |||
Weatherwax mill boom pond (Pratsch photograph number 30) |
453 | |||
Mills and boom ponds |
454-465 | |||
American Mill on the Wishkah River |
466 | |||
Cooney's Mill, Cosmopolis, Steamer HARCROFT at dock |
467 | |||
Lumber on dock at Union Mill Co., steam schooners WASP and J. B. STETSON |
468-469 | |||
Grays Harbor Commercial Co. sawmill |
470 | |||
Lumber mill |
471 | |||
Steam schooner SANTA MONICA at mill dock |
472-473 | |||
Loading the G. C. LINDAUER |
474 | |||
Lumber mill, yard and docks |
475 | |||
Lumber mill, Lindstrom's ship yard in background |
476 | |||
Lumber mill |
477 | |||
Hoquiam Lumber and Shingle Co. sawmill |
478 | |||
Loading lumber at the dock, steam schooner G. C. LINDAUER |
479 | |||
Fishing and Hunting |
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Salmon scene at McGowan Cannery (Pratsch photograph number 10) |
480 | |||
One night's salmon catch, Grays Harbor (Pratsch photograph number 11) |
481 | |||
Salmon cannery dock at end of F Street, Aberdeen |
482 | |||
Sturgeon catch |
483-484 | |||
Fish at cannery |
485-487 | |||
Fisherman on river bank. (positive) |
488-489 | |||
Fishermen with catch in studio, Fred Hewitt, Ernie Phelps, Johnny McCook, and Colin MacKenzie |
490 | |||
Studio scenes of fishermen and their catches |
491-494 | |||
Trophy fish |
495 | |||
Hunter with duck catch |
496 | |||
Duck still-life |
497 | |||
Armed hunters and dead bears in studio scene |
498 | |||
Miscellaneous |
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Cows in meadow by river |
499 | |||
Man in riding outfit and show horse |
Soo | |||
Man and show horse. (501 is positive) |
501-502 | |||
Man on horse |
503 | |||
Man and show horse in front of livery stable |
504-506 | |||
King and Queen and puppies 1894 |
507-508 | |||
Waterfalls |
509-510 | |||
Mt. Shaster [sic], California 1888 (Pratsch photograph number 21) |
511 | |||
Meadow |
512 | |||
Change-making machine |
513 | |||
Casket-lowering device |
514 | |||
Wagon loaded with bed-rolls |
515 | |||
Pacific and Oak Street, cows blocking road between Aberdeen and Hoquiam |
516 | |||
Horse and carriage on road |
517-519 | |||
Automobile on road |
520-521 | |||
Bridges |
522-527 | |||
Log footbridge over Humptulips River 1895 |
528-530 | |||
Harry Perkins riding Rudge bicycle in the surf on Westport beach 1892 (Pratsch photograph number 40) |
531 | |||
Harry Perkins and others on Westport beach. Fred Pratsch, age two, in foreground 1892 |
532-533 | |||
Bathing in the surf at Westport beach (Pratsch photograph number 3) |
534 | |||
Bathing in Grays Harbor at Westport 1892 (Pratsch photograph number 38) |
535 | |||
Bathing in Grays Harbor at Westport (Pratsch photograph number 41) |
536 | |||
Bathing in the surf |
537 | |||
Clam diggers |
538-540 | |||
Duck hunter in action |
541 | |||
Ocean beach scenes |
542-544 | |||
Coastal rock formations (some by Tolman?) |
545-548 | |||
Seal Rocks, San Francisco |
549 | |||
Seal Rocks. (Photograph by Tolman)(Copy negative) |
550 | |||
5x7 Plates |
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Charles R. Pratsch |
551-553 | |||
Catherine Anna Pratsch |
554 | |||
Lady's portrait. Emma Ida Pratsch |
555 | |||
Gentleman's portrait |
556 | |||
Mary Pratsch |
557-558 | |||
Portraits of ladies |
559-562 | |||
Portraits of children |
563-571 | |||
Hunters and fishermen |
572-573 | |||
Fred Hewett, fisherman |
574 | |||
John O'Hare and Fred Hewett cleaning fish in camp |
575 | |||
Ducks in shallow water |
576 | |||
Sporting goods store interior |
577 | |||
American Fall from Luna Island, winter. (snow-covered tree arch) (Copy negative of published stereopticon view by George Curtis, ca. 1910) |
578 | |||
Grotto Geyser Cone. (Copy negative of stereopticon view by F. Jay Haynes #4659) |
579 | |||
Old Faithful Geyser. (Copy negative of stereopticon view by F. Jay Haynes #4587) |
580 | |||
Minerva Terrace. (Copy negative of stereopticon view by F. Jay Haynes #4507) |
581 | |||
Decorative border for oval portrait |
582 | |||
Dinner in the photo studio |
583 | |||
Schooners at dock |
584 | |||
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Series 2: Lantern SlidesThe lantern slide collection contains many duplicates of the larger plates, but of greatest significance are the 64 photographs of coastal Indians probably taken by MacKenzie. The slides are arranged in numerical order in three large slide cases. In case one are those numbered 1-100, case two, 101-200, case three 201-299. Slides that are duplicates of the glass negatives are indicated with the number of the glass negatives, such as 1331. |
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Lumber Scenes |
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C. E. Burrows Company Dam |
1 | |||
Millers Dam, Wishkah Falls |
2 | |||
Log bridge |
3 | |||
Log bridge and falls |
4 | |||
Log boom pond (splash) |
5 | |||
Steam donkeys and their crews (1 331) |
6 | |||
Steam donkeys and their crews (1 333) |
7 | |||
Steam donkeys and their crews (1 342) |
8 | |||
Steam donkeys and their crews |
9-13 | |||
Polson Logging Company, Hoquiam. (train) |
14 | |||
Train with logs |
15 | |||
11 ft. 3 in. stump (MacKenzie photo) (1 376) |
16 | |||
Groups of men among logs and stumps (1 387) |
17 | |||
Groups of men among logs and stumps (1 390) |
18 | |||
Men by cedar tree on Charley Creek (1 398) |
19 | |||
Men by cedar tree on Charley Creek (1 399) |
20 | |||
Three men by large log. (MacKenzie photo) (1 403) |
21 | |||
Loggers and trees (1 408) |
22 | |||
One or two people by logs and trees |
23-28 | |||
Groups of people on or near trees and logs |
29-33 | |||
Lumbering scenes, loggers and forests (1 423) |
34 | |||
Lumbering scenes, loggers and forests (1 426) |
35 | |||
Men with saws and axes by logs |
36-40 | |||
Automobile on road to North Beach (1 438) |
41-42 | |||
Road in woods (1 441) |
43 | |||
Wood scenes (1 446) |
44 | |||
Wood scenes (1 449) |
45 | |||
Horse and buggy on road through woods |
46 | |||
Logging trails |
47-49 | |||
Woods and river |
50-51 | |||
Trains and track |
52-54 | |||
Horse and carriage on road (1 519) |
55 | |||
Horse and carriage on road (1 517) |
56 | |||
Bridge (1 526) |
57 | |||
Log footbridge over Humptulips River 1895 (1 528) |
58 | |||
Bridge |
59 | |||
Two men by large tree roots |
60 | |||
Miscellaneous |
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Aberdeen Ball Park 1907 (1 155-156) |
61 | |||
Groundbreaking ceremony |
62 | |||
Crowd near camp, flag and White and Davidson Grocery |
63 | |||
Camp Quick Print, 5 loggers eating at table |
64 | |||
Old man near other sighting device on beach |
65 | |||
Man with stock of grain showing the height |
66 | |||
Man smoking cigar and holding Saturday Evening Post |
67 | |||
Vegetable display |
68 | |||
Clouds |
69 | |||
Beef hanging at the loading dock at the slaughter house |
70 | |||
Tallest telephone pole in N. E. Aberdeen (1 123) |
71 | |||
Mills and Docks |
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Ships at dock near Old West Bridge, Aberdeen July 4, 1907 (1 306) |
72 | |||
Mills and boom ponds (1 454) |
73 | |||
GEORGE OF ABERDEEN, a launch at dock |
74 | |||
American Mill, Slade's dock, schooner WATSON A WEST, steamer NEWBURG (Photo by MacKenzie) 1908 (1 312-313) |
75-76 | |||
Schooners CHARLES A. FALK and EDWARD R. WEST at dock; steam schooner SANTA MONICA coming thru channel. (C. S. MacKenzie) 1907 (1 316) |
77 | |||
Schooner COMET and steam schooner CENTRALIA and others at dock (1 307) |
78 | |||
Schooner A. B. JOHNSON and others at dock (1 308) |
79 | |||
Schooner MELROSE and schooner ALLEN A. at Hoquiam Mill and steamer RUSTLER (Hoquiam) 1906 (1 309) |
80 | |||
Harbor scene (Photo by MacKenzie) (1 318) |
81 | |||
Stern-wheeler SKOOKUM, Steam schooner GRACE DOLLAR, 4-masted schooner and barkentine, all at dock, with a small launch passing in channel. (1 320) |
82 | |||
Lumber on dock, three masted barkentine opposite |
83 | |||
Hoquiam Lumber and Shingle Company sawmill (1 478) |
84 | |||
Steam schooner SANTA MONICA at mill dock (1 472) |
85 | |||
Loading lumber on the deck of a steam schooner |
86 | |||
Ships at dock of lumber mill |
87 | |||
Harbor Dock (wharf scene) |
88 | |||
Grays Harbor jetty |
89-90 | |||
Shipping |
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Grays Harbor scenes (1 208-209) |
91 | |||
Grays Harbor scenes (1 211) |
92 | |||
Aberdeen harbor scenes (1 216) |
93-94 | |||
Harbor scenes |
95-96 | |||
A bow-first launching at Lindstroms Ship Yard (1 206) |
97 | |||
4-masted schooner under tow (1 223-224) |
98-99 | |||
Loaded 3-masted barkentine under sail (1 225) |
100-101 | |||
4-masted schooners with sails set |
102-105 | |||
Yacht RESTLESS, owned by R. R. Pratsch 1904 (1 228) |
106 | |||
Yacht RESTLESS, owned by R. R. Pratsch 1904 (1 229) |
107 | |||
Small sailboat |
108 | |||
Stern-wheeler SKOOKUM, going out to see the Great White Fleet 1907 (1 233) |
109 | |||
Stern-wheeler HARBOR QUEEN (1 237) |
110 | |||
Stern-wheeler HARBOR BELLE (1 234-236) |
ill | |||
Freighter BESSIE DOLLAR (Photo by MacKenzie)(1 255) |
112 | |||
Freighter BLACKHEATH (1 284) |
113 | |||
Great White Fleet |
114 | |||
Tug TRAVELER |
115 | |||
Harbor scenes |
116-117 | |||
Shipping scenes |
118-120 | |||
Ship wreck scenes |
121-123 | |||
Aberdeen and Cities |
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Aberdeen, with Grand Theater in Center 1907 (1 37) |
124 | |||
Aberdeen, business section (1 39) |
125 | |||
Aberdeen (1 45) |
126 | |||
Aberdeen (1 46) |
127 | |||
Aberdeen |
128-129 | |||
Hoquiam 1906 |
130 | |||
Scenic view of city on the river |
131 | |||
Bridge (1 522) |
132 | |||
Bridge |
133 | |||
Heron Street dock, steamer CRUISER, Aberdeen (1 60) |
134 | |||
Men building street |
135 | |||
Street scenes during celebration |
136-137 | |||
Residential streets |
138-140 | |||
Street in Aberdeen |
141 | |||
Street car and view of town |
142-143 | |||
Laborers on construction train |
144 | |||
Laborers on street corner |
145 | |||
Fire engine, Aberdeen |
146 | |||
Buildings |
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Aberdeen high school, under construction 1892 (1 78) |
147 | |||
Washington Hotel, Heron and K Street, Aberdeen 1905 (1 81) |
148 | |||
Elks Club, Aberdeen 1907 (1 82) |
149 | |||
Aberdeen State Bank, Heron and H Street 1908 (1 84) |
150 | |||
Red Cross Pharmacy,Heron and G Street, Aberdeen 1908 (1 85) |
151 | |||
Aberdeen City Hall (1 87) |
152 | |||
Hayes and Hayes Bank, Aberdeen 1908 (1 83) |
153 | |||
Hoquiam Hotel, Hoquiam (1 89) |
154 | |||
St. Joseph's Hospital, Aberdeen (1 93) |
155 | |||
City Water Works |
156 | |||
Lumberman's Bank |
157 | |||
Train depot |
158 | |||
Fire engines and firemen 1907 (MacKenzie)(1 175) |
159 | |||
Burnett Bros. Jewelers, Kaufman & Berliner and other stores |
160 | |||
School house? |
161 | |||
Individual houses |
162-168 | |||
Grand Theater, Aberdeen 1907 |
169 | |||
Residential section |
170-174 | |||
Churches |
175-177 | |||
Power house? |
178 | |||
Greenhouse, interior |
179 | |||
Bank, interior |
180 | |||
Small garden pond (1 125) |
181 | |||
Crew building silo |
182 | |||
Excavation |
183 | |||
Westport fog horn and light house and United Wireless Telegraph Company station |
184 | |||
Children |
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Children riding mules |
185 | |||
Photos of individual children |
186-188 | |||
Farms |
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Farms and farmhouses (1 144-145) |
189-190 | |||
Farms and farmhouses |
191-192 | |||
Coastal Scenes |
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Man photographing ladies by stream (1 27) |
193 | |||
Bathing in the surf (1 537) |
194 | |||
Clam-digging |
195 | |||
Horses packed with hay on beach |
196 | |||
Ocean beach scenes |
197-199 | |||
Ocean land scenes |
200-205 | |||
Coastal rock formations (by Tolman?)(1 545) |
206 | |||
Seal Rocks, San Francisco |
207-209 | |||
Coast scenes |
210-213 | |||
Waterfalls |
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Waterfalls (1 509) |
214-216 | |||
Hunting and Fishing |
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Fisherman on river bank (1 489) |
217 | |||
Studio scenes of fishermen and their catches (1 492-494) |
218-219 | |||
Men by large fish catch |
220 | |||
Men with catch of ducks |
221 | |||
Men cutting up seal? |
222 | |||
Armed hunters and dead bear in studio scene |
223 | |||
Men hunting and fishing |
224-225 | |||
Men at camp |
226 | |||
Fish at cannery (1 487) |
227 | |||
ANIMALS |
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Mules |
228 | |||
Dogs |
229-232 | |||
Animals |
233-235 | |||
Indians |
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Indian village? |
236 | |||
Che-poo, Indian woman |
237 | |||
West-sup, Indian woman |
238 | |||
Granny Mason, Indian woman |
239 | |||
O'waata, Indian woman |
240-241 | |||
Portraits of Indian women |
242-257 | |||
Portraits of Indian men |
258-268 | |||
Indian women carrying large baskets on back |
269-272 | |||
Indian with horse and wagon |
273 | |||
Makah Indian camp, Tatoosh Island |
274 | |||
Clam digging |
275 | |||
Funerary china |
276 | |||
Miscellaneous portraits of Indians |
277-279 | |||
Indian domestic scenes |
280-287 | |||
Indian fishing scenes |
288-289 | |||
Fishing scene, Neah Bay |
290 | |||
Makah whaler |
291 | |||
Fishing scene, Neah Bay |
292-297 | |||
Indian fishing scenes |
298-299 | |||
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Series 3: Miscellaneous Prints |
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item | ||||
Foot of Heron Street, Aberdeen undated 8.5 x 13.5 cm. photoprint (postcard) |
1 | |||
Gun club 1915 8.5 x 13.5 cm. photoprint (postcard) |
2 | |||
Log bridge over Wishkah River undated 8.5 x 13.5 cm. photoprint (postcard) |
3 | |||
Mining camp undated 8.5 x 13.5 cm. photoprint |
4 | |||
Pratsch & Co. Artist, no. 32. Wooden bridge undated 13.5 x 8.5 cm. photoprint (postcard) |
5 | |||
Two motorcyclists undated 8.5 x 13.5 cm. photoprint (postcard) |
6 | |||
Three motorcyclists undated 13.5 x 8.5 cm. photoprint (postcard) |
7 | |||
Shooting range bought 1923 (construction) undated 8 photoprints. 12.5 x 17.5 cm |
8 | |||
Dr. H. C. Watkins, Sr. on shooting range undated 12.5 x 17.5 cm. photoprint |
9 | |||
"Billy the Bear, the big game hunter, wore no shoes in summer" undated 18 x 11 cm. photoprint |
10 | |||
"Stewarts house torn down to build Robert Gray School," undated 13 x 17.5 cm. photoprint |
11 | |||
Wishkah Falls Dam built in 1886 by Cy Blackwell undated 20.5 x 12.5 cm. photoprint |
12 | |||
Malinowski Dam, built 1902 as a 5 gate dam, rebuilt in 1917-1918 with 6 gates, not used after 1923. 1902-1917 12.5 x 20.5 cm. photo-print |
13 | |||
Wishkah Boom Co. main river dam (Joe Malinowski in charge 1909-1924) 1917-1923 11.5 x 18.5 cm. photoprint |
14 | |||
Malinowski Dam 1917-1923 8.5 x 14.5 cm. copy photoprint of #14 |
15 | |||
South bay shooting box 2789 12 x 19 cm. photoprint |
16 | |||
Schooners OTTILIE FJORD and ESTHER BUHNE tied at dock undated 20.5 x 25.5 cm. photoprint |
17 | |||
Westport from the air undated 18.5 x 23 cm. photoprint |
18 | |||
Gun club 1925 19.5 x 24.5 cm. photoprint |
19 | |||
Governor Rosellini and friend with fish undated 20.5 x 24 cm. photoprint |
20 | |||
Charter boat at Westport with catch 1965 20.5 x 25.5 cm. photoprint |
21 | |||
C. A. THAYER at dock (Seattle?) 1955 20.5 x 25 cm. photoprint |
22 | |||
C. A. THAYER at dock (another view of above?) 1955 20.5 x 25 cm. photoprint |
23 | |||
Fred Pratsch's charter boat DOROTHY L undated 20 x 25 cm. photoprint |
24 | |||
DOROTHY L. undated 12.5 x 18 cm. photoprint |
25 | |||
DOROTHY L. and charter group with fish, Fred Pratsch in background 19608 25 x 20 cm. photoprint |
26 | |||
Newspaper clipping from the Vidette, showing Charles R. Pratsch homestead in the Wishkah Valley in 1887 |
27 | |||
Pratsch homestead up Wishkah 1885 13 x 21.5 cm. photoprint |
28 | |||
Aberdeen police force. Bill Pearson, Joe Graham, and Smith. 1892 21 x 16 cm. photoprint |
29 | |||
Pratsch homestead 1890 20.5 x 25.5 cm. photoprint |
30 | |||
R & R Yarder's tow-truck, photo by A. C. Girard, Aberdeen 1910 16.5 x 21.5 cm. photoprint |
31 | |||
Sandison & Martintosh Photo. Aberdeen fire 1903 17.5 x 22.5 cm. photoprint |
32 | |||
Another view of the Aberdeen fire 1903 17.5 x 22.5 cm. photoprint |
33 | |||
Clipping: Seattle Scene: Memories of a champion bike rider by Frank Lynch re: Manning Hill and his bicycles. 1952 |
34 | |||
Hoquiam Mill 1906. Painting by Fred Pratsch after a photograph (1 309) 1971 10 x 12.5 cm. color transparency |
35 | |||
Hoquiam Mill 1906. Painting by Fred Pratsch after a photograph (1 309) 1971 20.5 x 25.5 cm. color photoprint |
36 | |||
Schooner O. M. KELLOG, Brigantine MONITOR, and Steamer MONTESANO |
37 | |||
West Mill, Wishkah River, Aberdeen |
38 | |||
Schooner MAID OF ORLEANS and Brigantine MONITOR |
39 | |||
Schooner O. M. KELLOG, Brigantine MONITOR, and Steamer TRUCKEE |
40 | |||
Schooner O. M. KELLOG, Brigantine MONITOR |
41 | |||
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Series 4: Alternative Images.A list of miscellaneous glass negatives and positives compiled by David Smestad in March, 1978 . (Number of similar photograph in main sequence in parentheses). Not indexed |
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30 men on large stump. Negative and print.(375) |
49 | |||
Old tree, river and sawmill. Positive and print.(68) |
55 | |||
Ships in port. Positive and print.(210) |
61 | |||
Man and horse. Positive and print.(501) |
62 | |||
Old tree, river and sawmill. Positive and print.(69) |
67 | |||
Family with oxen team in forest. Negative and print.(368) |
82 | |||
Loggers and oxen in forest. Negative and print |
107 | |||
Man and large tree. Positive and print |
148 | |||
Old car on road in forest. Positive and print.(438) |
164 | |||
Old sailing ship. Positive and print.(225) |
205 | |||
Road in forest. Positive and print |
253 | |||
City hall and fire wagons and crew. Negative and print |
282 | |||
Track team. Negative and print.(157) |
322 | |||
Waterfall. Positive and print.(510) |
357 | |||
Man and horse on log bridge. Positive and print |
371 | |||
15 men on stump. Negative and print.(373) |
374 | |||
Two old sailing ships. Positive and print.(223) |
385 | |||
House, people, old car with real estate advertisement. Negative and print |
412 | |||
Football team. Negative and print.(166) |
424 | |||
Football team. Negative and print |
456 | |||
Group portrait. Negative (no print) |
485 | |||
Portrait. Positive and print |
516 | |||
Girl in garden. Negative (no print).(9) |
521 | |||
Girl in garden. Negative (no print).(9) |
524 | |||
Ship in port. Positive and print.(210) |
570 | |||
Football team. Negative and print |
573 | |||
Man with axe and tree. Positive and print |
575 | |||
5x7 negatives of ducks (except 603 - man with fish) with prints |
583-622 | |||
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