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"Sifting gold at 13 Eldorado"
Creation Date: 1899Catalog ID: 1943.42.46162Call Number: Curtis 46162 ; album 182 p. 163glass plate negative and photographic print in album, image of three unidentified men sifting gold inside a cabin, at the 13 Eldorado (Creek) mining claim, Alaska Klondike Gold Rush, Asahel Curtis, photographer, 1899. -
![[McClellan Pass Highway River Bed Crossing]](https://wshs-collections.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/1943.42.38290.jpg)
[McClellan Pass Highway River Bed Crossing]
Creation Date: Jul. 20, 1919Catalog ID: 1943.42.38290Call Number: Curtis 38290 Album 117 p. 54photographic print in album, view of the McClellan Pass Highway or White River Road , in (or near) Mount Rainier National Park, Pierce County, Washington, Asahel Curtis, photographer, July 20, 1919. A Dodge automobile is shown travelling through a rocky stream bed. The convertible automobile is shown with the top down. The front license plate number reads: "WN X-20 19435." The photographer's note indicates that location is the 'river near the Dalles'. The McClellan Pass Highway was absorbed into the present Chinook Pass Highway 410. The highway was also known as the Naches Pass Highway. One of series of photographs documenting the road conditions in and near Mount Rainier National Park taken by Curtis on July 20, 1919. -
![[A. L. Brown Farm Dairy]](https://wshs-collections.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/1943.42.28126.jpg)
[A. L. Brown Farm Dairy]
Creation Date: Sep. 3, 1913Catalog ID: 1943.42.28126Call Number: Curtis 28126glass plate negative and photographic print, interior view of the A. L. Brown Farm dairy milk quality testing room, Sherlock, Thurston County, Washington. Two men are shown testing the quality of milk. Many small bottles are visible on a wall shelf and a large metal receptacle (possibly a milk/cream separator) rests on the floor of the testing room. One of the men is using glass pipet to draw out a small quantity of milk from a small bottle, and the other man pours milk from one bottle into another bottle. A paper ledger book or tablet is visible on a table. Asahel Curtis, photographer, September 3, 1913. One of a large series of photographs related to the A. L. Brown Farm. -
![[A. L. Brown Farm View of McAllister Creek and Bridge]](https://wshs-collections.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/1943.42.28155.jpg)
[A. L. Brown Farm View of McAllister Creek and Bridge]
Creation Date: Sep. 3, 1913Catalog ID: 1943.42.28155Call Number: Curtis 28155glass plate negative and photographic print, view of the A. L. Brown Farm McAllister Creek, dirt road and bridge and surrounding Nisqually Delta wetlands area, Sherlock, Thurston County, Washington. Asahel Curtis, photographer, September 3, 1913. One of a large series of photographs related to the A. L. Brown Farm. -
![[Brenner Oyster Company]](https://wshs-collections.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/1943.42.19966.jpg)
[Brenner Oyster Company]
Creation Date: Sep. 19, 1910Catalog ID: 1943.42.19966Call Number: Curtis 19966glass plate negative, two workers from the J. J. (John Jospeh) Brenner Oyster Company are shown gathering oysters from beds, Thurston County, Olympia, Washington, Asahel Curtis, photographer, September 19, 1910. The two men hold long harvesting rakes and face away from the photographer. The workers wear protective boots and bib overalls and stand in shallow water. A large pile of oyster shells is visible in the foreground. One of a series of photographs documenting the operation of the J. J. Brenner Oyster Company taken by Curtis in Sept. 1910. The client was the Oregon and Washington Railway. -
[Mount Rainier and Eunice Lake]
Creation Date: Aug. 25, 1935Catalog ID: 1943.42.61474Call Number: Curtis 61474 Album 104 p. 13nitrate negative and photographic print in album, scenic alpine view of the peak of Mount Rainier and Eunice Lake, Mountain Rainier National Park, Asahel Curtis, photographer, August 25, 1935. -
![[Men harvesting oysters]](https://wshs-collections.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/1943.42.58964.jpg)
[Men harvesting oysters]
Creation Date: 1931Catalog ID: 1943.42.58964Call Number: Curtis 58964; album 140 p. 27nitrate negative and photographic print in album, Two men are shown harvesting oysters. One man digs up oysters with a shellfish rake (or fork), while the other man holds a large sack open. Both of men are wearing tall hip boots. Oyster beds on a broad stretch of Pacific Ocean beach are visible in the background, Grays Harbor County, Washington (specific beach location unknown), Asahel Curtis, photographer, 1931. -
![[View of Oyster Beds, Grays Harbor County]](https://wshs-collections.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/1943.42.58961.jpg)
[View of Oyster Beds, Grays Harbor County]
Creation Date: 1931Catalog ID: 1943.42.58961Call Number: Curtis 58961; album 140 p. 25nitrate negative and photographic print in album, view of oyster beds on a broad stretch of Pacific Ocean beach, Grays Harbor County, Washington (specific beach location unknown), Asahel Curtis, photographer, 1931. No people are visible. -
![[Men harvesting oysters]](https://wshs-collections.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/1943.42.58963.jpg)
[Men harvesting oysters]
Creation Date: 1931Catalog ID: 1943.42.58963Call Number: Curtis 58963; album 140 p. 28nitrate negative and photographic print in album, Two men are shown harvesting oysters. One of the men holds a shellfish rake (or fork) and stands observing the other man who is eating a raw oyster. Both of men are wearing tall hip boots. Oyster beds on a broad stretch of Pacific Ocean beach are visible in the background, Grays Harbor County, Washington (specific beach location unknown), Asahel Curtis, photographer, 1931. -
Striking Skinner & Eddy workers
Creation Date: Jan. 21, 1919Catalog ID: 1943.42.37055Call Number: Curtis 37055 Album 18, p. 52nitrate negative and photographic print in album, Striking Skinner & Eddy workers, taken looking down at large crowd of men standing around a small building labeled "Employment Office." Skinner and Eddy Shipyard, Seattle, King County, Washington. Behind them is a large wooden structure with "Skinner & Eddy Corporation" painted on the roof, several ships are visible in the distance, Asahel Curtis, photographer, January 21, 1919.
