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![[Puget Sound Electric Railway, Edgewood]](https://wshs-collections.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/1943.42.36434.jpg)
[Puget Sound Electric Railway, Edgewood]
Creation Date: Sep. 1, 1920Catalog ID: 1943.42.36434Call Number: Curtis 36434photographic print, nitrate and safety negatives, view of the Puget Sound Electric Railway interurban train track and stations, Pierce County, Edgewood, Washington, Asahel Curtis, photographer, Sept. 1, 1920. Railroad crossing sign, dirt road, surrounding houses, and one man standing on the track are visible. The train is not visible. -
![[Lake Quinault Fish Hatchery]](https://wshs-collections.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/1943.42.47437.jpg)
[Lake Quinault Fish Hatchery]
Creation Date: Sep. 1924Catalog ID: 1943.42.47437Call Number: Curtis 47437 Album 60 p. 62photographic print in album, view of a hatchery worker counting salmon at a fish trap at the lower end of Lake Quinault, at the Lake Quinault Fish Hatchery, Olympic Peninsula, Grays Harbor County, Washington, Asahel Curtis, photographer, Sept. 1924. The worker stands in a row boat, holding a dip net containing salmon. Large nets are visible hanging from tall support poles. One of a series of seven images of the hatchery. -
[University of Washington Stadium Construction]
Creation Date: Sep. 1, 1920Catalog ID: 1943.42.36424Call Number: Curtis 36424photographic print, nitrate and copy negatives, construction of the University of Washington Stadium, Seattle, Washington, looking easterly towards Lake Washington along center line, Asahel Curtis, photographer, Sept. 1, 1920, one of a series of stadium construction photographs (36423-36432) taken by Curtis for the Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Company. Lake Washington is visible in the distance. -
![[Oregon Trail Wagon Train Reenactment]](https://wshs-collections.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/1943.42.61347.jpg)
[Oregon Trail Wagon Train Reenactment]
Creation Date: Aug. 24, 1935Catalog ID: 1943.42.61347Call Number: Curtis 61347photographic print and glass plate negative, Oregon Trail Wagon Train Reenactment, a long line of wagons pulled by oxen on a snow covered trail stop for a rest. A group of the wagon occupants (men, women and children dressed in period clothing) pose for a group photograph in front of the line of wagons. Exact location not indicated, Asahel Curtis, photographer, Aug. 24, 1935. The Washington State Dairy Council was the client. Photograph is very likely a copy from either the 1925 or 1933 Hollywood movie "The Thundering Herd" based upon the Zane Grey novel of the same name. -
![[Johnny Hayes]](https://wshs-collections.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/1943.42.16369.jpg)
[Johnny Hayes]
Creation Date: Oct. 14, 1909Catalog ID: 1943.42.16369Call Number: Curtis 16369glass plate negative, Johnny Hayes runs in a marathon race, Seattle, Washington, Asahel Curtis, photographer, Oct. 14, 1909. Large advertising billboards are visible in the background. Event may have been held in connection with the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition. -
![[Oregon Trail Wagon Train Reenactment]](https://wshs-collections.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/1943.42.61352.jpg)
[Oregon Trail Wagon Train Reenactment]
Creation Date: Aug. 24, 1935Catalog ID: 1943.42.61352Call Number: Curtis 61352photographic print and glass plate negative, Oregon Trail Wagon Train Reenactment, a long line of wagons pulled by oxen crosses a river or lake, with low mountains visible in the distance. Exact location not indicated, possibly the Snake River in Idaho or Wyoming. Asahel Curtis, photographer, Aug. 24, 1935. The Washington State Dairy Council was the client. Photograph is very likely a copy from either the 1925 or 1933 Hollywood movie "The Thundering Herd" based upon the Zane Grey novel of the same name. Photograph is very likely a copy from either the 1925 or 1933 Hollywood movie "The Thundering Herd" based upon the Zane Grey novel of the same name. -
![[Asahel Curtis Examining Salmon]](https://wshs-collections.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/2012.0.18.jpg)
[Asahel Curtis Examining Salmon]
Creation Date: ca. 1898Catalog ID: 2012.0.18Call Number: PORT/CUR 9photographic print, Asahel Curtis (standing on the right and wearing a cap) and another (unidentified) man are shown standing outdoors next to a building examining salmon (possibly to purchase), dated 1898. Asahel appears to be cutting a large fish which rests on a table. A business sign is partially visible on the building directly behind the two men. Several large empty wooden crates are visible. The locatiion is Alaska during the Klondike Gold Rush. Hand written on verso of matted print: "A Curtis - 1898 - Alaska" -
![[View of Mount Rainier and Nisqually Glacier]](https://wshs-collections.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/1943.42.40099b.jpg)
[View of Mount Rainier and Nisqually Glacier]
Creation Date: 1917Catalog ID: 1943.42.40099bCall Number: Curtis 40099bphotographic print and glass plate negative, scenic view of Mount Rainier, wild flowers, and Nisqually Glacier taken during the summer months, Asahel Curtis, photographer, July-August 1917. One of a series of three related views of Mt. Rainier. -
![[Domestic Science Class at Lincoln High School]](https://wshs-collections.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/1943.42.13695.jpg)
[Domestic Science Class at Lincoln High School]
Creation Date: May 12, 1909Catalog ID: 1943.42.13695Call Number: Curtis 13595glass plate negative, a group of girls and young women at Lincoln High School, Seattle, Washington, receive practical instruction in making tea or coffee in home economics class. The girls wear aprons and stand next to tables. Tea pots or coffee pots are being used in the lesson. Asahel Curtis, photographer, May 12, 1909. -
Cooper & Levy Outfitters, Seattle, 1897
Creation Date: 1913Catalog ID: 1943.42.26368Call Number: CURTIS 26368 Album 18 p. 3photographic print in album, First Avenue S. near Yesler Way, Seattle, King County, Washington. Provisions stacked, and men standing in front of Cooper & Levy "Pioneer Outfitters" Store. Along the street are bags and crates of provisions, behind them are stacks of sleds. On one side of the store is the Northern Pacific Ticket office. On the other side of Cooper & Levy is a sign for McSorley & Co., Harness and Saddlery, Asahel Curtis, photographer, Feb. 21, 1913. copy of 1897 photograph.
