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2. An early small photo, appearing to be members of the Totten and Parmelee families. Names given on the back. No date.

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3. A small snapshot of two men with a two-horse team, working in a farm field. No date or location. Two names on back: Ralph Totten and Gene Parmelee.

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4. 14 Photos From Jack's History of Fall City - Permission given to use scans of 14 photos made available for Jack's History of Fall City, from the digital files SEE ATTACHED EXCEL FILE FOR LIST OF PHOTOS SEE ATTACHED PDF FILE FOR IMAGES

   Transportation/ roads/ yellowstone highway Schools/ brick school Buildings/ homes Buildings/ business Events/ Derby Days Military/ WWII

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5. Alexander and Parmelee family photos - Family photographs, scanned and returned to donor. a- The photograph depicts a group of children centered around a bus tire. From the back of the original photograph: "The Parmelee Kids with Jumbo the Tire," Glenn is seated on the left, In the tire on the bottom is, Fay, Grace and Irene. Villa is in the center of the tire. Gladys is seated on the right, and Philip is standing behind the tire. b- The two photographs that comprise object b, depict a young girl, Irene Parmelee, with the tire (Jumbo) from the school bus. c- The photograh entitled, "Memorial Day at the Fall City Cemetery," depicts a group of young people with a trumpet, snare drums and a base drum. Pictured from left to right is, Harley Brumbaugh, Pat Wakefield, Jane Nelson, and Irene Parmelee. d- The photograph depicts Irene Anderson Pike of 1808 N. Lacey, Spokane, WA, as the Grand Bethel Honored Queen. The photograph appeared in the Chronicle in 1954, and was taken by the Jack Cunningham Studio of Photograpy in Opportunity, WA. e- The photograph depicts the 1953 Derby Day at the Fall City Days parade. The photograph shows two male infants dressed as a washer and dryer and seated in individual Radio Flyer wagons. Behind the boys is a woman holding signs that announce, "We are the Westing House Twins." The boy on the left (washer costume) is identified as Gerry Louis Anderson and the boy on the right (dryer costume) is Gene Lawrence Anderson. The twins are the sons of Jeryy O. and Irene. The boy standing in the center portion of the foreground of the photograph is Jerry (Corley) Martinez and the woman located immediate behind him to the left-hand side is Beverly Osborn. f- The photograph depicts a young girl, Irene Parmelee, in front of an animal quilt made by her mother. F also includes a scan of a Seattle Post -Intelligencer article from Friday, August 31, 1934 which details the 60th Anniversary celebration of John William Alexander and Lizzie Alexander. g- The photograph, taken August 27th, 1944, depicts the 60th Wedding Anniversary of John William Alexander and Lizzie Alexander and their decendents. John and Lizzie are the maternal grandparents of the acession's donor, Irene Pike. The identities of those depicted in the image are listed on the back of the photograph. The photo was taken by F.M. Hackney of Snoqualmie, WA. For related materials please see the scan of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer article from Friday, August 31, 1934 which details the 60th anniversary celebration. The document can be found with 2009-005.003f. h-The image depicted is the wedding picture of Eugene Fay Parmelee and Elizabeth Caroline Alexander. Pictured in the photograh is Eugene Fay Parmelle and Elizabeth Caroline Alexander. The photograph was taken on October 3, 1912.

   People/ children Recreation/ play Recreation/ music Organizations/ Masons Events/ Derby Days Events/ weddings, anniversaries Military/ WWI

   Record Type: Photo