Related Records

1. Burns family history, Fall City

   Record Type: Archive

   
2. Clara Burns Stow, c1920 - Clara Burns Stow, photographed wearing a white hat, in early automobile, with flowers across the windshield wiper

   Transportation/ cars

   Record Type: Photo

   
3. Color slides, Stow family - NOTE: See Condition tab for treatment of all items in the accession. Four color slides from the Stow family a - Labelled Fall City, Stow Hdwe, 1953 Howard Stow opened Stow Hardware in 1945 and operated there until 1954, when he sold out to Jack McClymont. From the signs in the windows and the date, this looks like the "closing sale", being advertised by a balloon-decorated car, with Howard Stow and Ed Stow by the front of the car. b - photo of unidentified man and woman, no date c - photo of gray-haired unidentified woman, in dahlia garden area, no date d - an early photo of Clara Burns Stow, no date given (slide is marked ANSCO COLOR, which began to be used after WW II and until the mid-1970s. The old-style dress would seem earlier than this, but perhaps Clara was dressed up for the 1972 Centennial?)

   Buildings/ business People/ Unknown

   Record Type: Photo

   
4. Divers family group photo - A group photo of the Divers family, no date. Back row, L-R: Barbara Divers, Ruth Divers, Larry Divers, Bob Divers, Mary Burns (?), Clara Burns Stow Front row: Rick Divers, Bob Divers' daughters

   Record Type: Photo

   
5. Fall City High 1954 Reunion Guest Book - GUEST BOOK, with signatures of those who attended the first Fall City High School Reunion, organized by Elva Polley and held at Derby Day in 1954. Four teachers and students from Classes of 1906 through 1945 attended.

   Schools/ Fall City High School Events/ Derby Days

   Record Type: Object

   
6. Fall City High School Class of 1922 - Three Class photos, Clara Burns, Class of 1922 (did not graduate) a - Freshman year, 1919 b - Sophomore year, 1920 c - Junior year, 1921 All at Brick School

   Schools/ Class photos Schools/ Fall City High School Schools/ brick school

   Record Type: Photo

   
7. Fall City Rebekah Lodge group photo, before 1946? - Fall City Rebekah Lodge group photo, before 1946? See image 2 for IDs.

   Organizations/ IOOF Organizations/ misc

   Record Type: Photo

   
8. Fall City women - Small black and white photo of Fall City women. Front row: left ?? , right Clara Burns Stow. Middle row: left ?? , right Caroline Benham. Back row, L-R: Hazel Barfuse, Bertha Turple, ?? , Artie Kelley.

   People/ misc

   Record Type: Photo

   
9. Harold and Clara Burns Stow c1921 - Photo of Harold and Clara Burns Stow Date is given in Jack's History of Fall City as 1921.

   Record Type: Photo

   
10. Harold and Clara Stow, IOOF photo 1950s? - Harold and Clara Stow, IOOF photo, not dated. Clara is in the center, front row, Howard is at far left, middle row. 1950s?

    Organizations/ IOOF

    Record Type: Photo

    
11. Howard and Clara Burns Stow family - Six photos of the Howard and Clara Burns Stow family. a - small wallet-sized photo of Clara Burns, with white parasol, standing on a steel girder structure not obviously in the Fall City area. On the back is written: Wherever you may go, my thoughts are always with you. From Person on other side. Added in different hand and ink: Clara Stow, Fall City. No date. b - Clara Burns photographed in front of a wood-sided building. No date. c - Clara Burns with young child, identity unknown, posed by early automobile. No date. d - Howard and Clara Burns Stow with their two children, Florence and Ed. From age of son, Howard E. (Ed) Stow, date of photo c1926. e - Clara Burns and Howard Stow, around the time they were married in 1921. On right is Clara Burns' mother, Mecie Burns. f - Florence and Ed Stow as children, c 1924. Portrait photo, in fancy paper frame mount. Stored in the mount.

    People/ children

    Record Type: Photo

    
12. Howard and Clara Stow - Photo of Howard and Clara Stow

    Record Type: Photo

    
13. Job's Daughters group - A photo taken in 1948, of the Job's Daughters, associated with the Falls City Masonic Lodge. The associated photo is from page 161 of Preserving the Stories of Fall City.

    Organizations/ Masons Organizations/ Fraternal

    Record Type: Photo

    
14. Lone Star 141 Rebekah Lodge Drill Team, early 1940s, Fall City - Lone Star 141 Rebekah Lodge Drill Team Photo taken outdoors, in back yard of Turple house Shows 16 women, all in similar long white dresses See Image 2 for numbered photo, and image 3 for IDs

    Organizations/ misc Organizations/ IOOF

    Record Type: Photo

    
15. Marriage Certificate, Howard Stow and Clara Burns 1921

    Record Type: Archive

    
16. Scrapbook photos, Clara Burns - Scrapbook photos, Clara Burns a - Three young people in dugout canoe...note says Eugene, Clara, ?? b - Older woman, on picnic? Perhaps Clara's mother, Mecie Burns? No dates given, but shortly before the WW I photos c1915?

    People/ Pioneers Recreation/ picnicking Recreation/ boating Scenery, rivers

    Record Type: Photo

    
17. Stow Family History, Fall City

    Record Type: Archive

    
18. Stow family holiday photo, Fall City c1955 - Holiday photograph taken at the Stow House in FC. Dated, c1954-1955. L-R: Artie Burns Kelley, Ann Stow,son Mike, Mary Burns Andersen, Clara Burns Stow, Howard Stow, Vernice Burns Weed (daughter of Mary), Bill Weed. Bending down: Pete Andersen. Boy standing in front of Ann Stow is David Stow. Little boy in lower right corner is Buster Weed (son of Vernice and Bill Weed). Please note that two multimedia files have been attached to this accession.

    Buildings/ homes People/ misc

    Record Type: Photo

    
19. Stow home, Fall City c1945 - A small color photo showing the Stow house, built originally by the Kelleys, but "traded" with the Stows when they took over Jesse Kelley's business building and the house next door in 1945.

    Buildings/ homes

    Record Type: Photo

    
20. Sunbonnet made by Clara Stow for 1972 Fall City Centennial - Sunbonnet made by Clara Stow for 1972 Fall City Centennial. Made from black cotton, well made and in good condition. Exceptionally wide "sun shade" on front, "puffy" cap area with added piece in back to cover neck. Has four ties, one set fastened under the "shade", the other at the bottom junction of cap and shade. There is also a yarn "pull" which allows gathering at the lower back of the cap, where the neck piece attaches.

    Events/ centennial People/ fashion Home life/ clothing

    Record Type: Object