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Kinsey Photographer Box Set of 2 Books Family & Early works Magnificet years
Kinsey Photographer Set of 2 Books
Minor wear to slipcase edges.
Kinsey Photographer Vol 1 The Family Album & Other Early Work by Darius & Tabitha May Kinsey
Hard Cover
157 pages
Copyright 1975
CONTENTS
Darius & Tabitha with Nettie Brown & Dorthea 1904
The Recollections of a Daughter
The Parlor at Sedro-Wooley October 1900
Elizabeth Pritts with daughters Nancy, Tabitha & Ellen 1898
The Nooksack homestead
William and Lou Pritts with daughters Ada & Eva, Ellen Pritts Germain with son George & daughter Arvilla, Elizabeth Pritts & Tabitha
The Kinsey side of the Family
Eighty-two Years in the Snoqualmie Valley
Louisa Kinsey with sons Darius, Clark & Clarence
Clark Kinsey
Kinsey & Kinsey cards
Stamp Photos
Earl Odell
Tent Studio 1902
Snoqualmie Mill Companys Slough
Twelve Oxen Hauling Turn of Logs on Skid Road in Washington 1892
Washington Forrest Scenes
The Expedition of 1897
Hannigan Pass Washington
Ruth Mountain Washington 1897
Mount Tib Near Headwaters Chilliwack Washington
Sedro-Wooley at the Turn of the Century
The Skagit County Courier
The Expedition of 1900
Smokey Cabin Road House entrance of Slate Creek Canyon
Road House Surrounded by Towering Firs near bank of Skagit River Washington
Skagit River Hotel
The Homesteaders
A Shake Cottage
Bachelor Bolt Cutters
Early Settlers near Puget Sound Washington
A Novel & Inexpensive Home
Cedar Stump Residence
The Seattle Post-intelligencer
Mt Rainier Washington 1903
Rapids Along Banks of July Snow Paradise River Washington
Sluskin Falls Washington Mt Rainier
The Ascent of Mt Baker August 1903
Mt Baker from Park Creek
Park Creek Glacier Mt Baker
Birdseye View of Crevasses on Mount Baker
Cliffs, Snow and Ice Mt Baker
Large Crevasses in August on Mt Baker
Slide Follows Slide
Baker Lake 1904
Pack Train at Baker Lake Fish Hatchery
Landing and Boom Logs on Pilchuck
Fir Log
Turn of Logs at Landing Donkey
Method of Cutting Stove Wood in a Washington Forest 1900
Logging Train
Unloading Logs
Boom of Shingle Bolts on Stillaguamish River
Shingle Bolts on Bank of Stream
Largest Cedar
Picnic Party on Cedar Log
Three Men in undercut Cedar
Felling Cedar Tree
Seventy-Five Feet to First Limb
The Great Glass Plate
Snoqualmie Falls 1898
At Foot of a Large Cedar Tree in Washington
The Skagit County Times
Kinsey Photographer Vol 2 The Magnificent Years
Hard Cover
Pages 176-319
CONTENTS
Bucker Beginning a cut on a cedar log
The Recollections of a Son
Darius Junior and Tabitha
Storm imprints on Cedar
Nearby View of four big fir trees
A Close in view of ten-foot fir showing man lying in undercut
Felling Cedar Stumps for Shingle Bolts
Fordson Tractor converted into a shingle bolt railway locomotive
Panoramic View
Darius Junior on the truck
Building Logging Railroad bridge over a canyon
Trestle
Locomotive Trailing Logs between rails
Rear View from forward end of logging train
Fir Log
Homesteaders Shake Cabin
Cedar Stump near Lake Crescent
Ferry Boat on Skagit River at foot of Coal Mountain
Tabitha and Darius Junior on the Yosemite trip of 1925
Darius and Tabitha
Notes and References
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