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About UW Libraries Digital Collections Our collections feature materials from the University of Washington Libraries, University of Washington Faculty and Departments, and organizations that have participated in partner projects with the UW. Collections are primarily pictorial, although some have accompanying essays and text. Other media are presented, such as newspapers, reports, pamphlets, posters and maps. The emphasis of these collections is on rare and unique materials. More UW Libraries Images We invite you to browse the 90+ collections at content.lib.washington.edu . You have the option to search within one or a combination of collections, creating customized queries by keywords or phrases and by preferences such as title, subject, description, or a variety of other fields.

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Two men standing atop wrecked locomotive on the Great Northern Railway tracks

  • >>>>>E & family/friends>>>> said:
    Wow...excellent shot.. Enrique
  • Gene Bowker said:
    Should be Great Northern in the photo title :)
  • University of Washington Libraries Digital Collections said:
    Thanks for catching that Gene.
  • funnelfan said:
    I've confirmed this as the Index-Galena Lumber Co #2, a 3-truck Climax (Class C) that rolled over on the logging railroad near Index, WA in 1926.
  • funnelfan said:
    It's definitely NOT on Great Northern RR tracks!

Arthur Boose speaking to crowd, circa 1910s-1920s, Not Dated

  • DJ Alperovitz said:
    This image is misnamed - that is FW James P. Thompson

Photographic postcard of Arthur Boose and family outside of IWW Hall, c. 1910s- early 1920s.

  • millcityjp said:
    Boose and his family are standing in front of the Minneapolis IWW hall, which was located at 115 Nicollet Ave. The union moved into this address in 1924. Here are two other shots of the building, just to confirm: www.flickr.com/photos/higbie/3030936430/lightbox/ And here, it's the shortest building in the photo (mid-block): collections.mnhs.org/visualresources/image.cfm?imageid=72...
  • DJ Alperovitz said:
    this image is has been misidentified - It is of FW James P. Thompson, his wife Fellow Worker Florence Thompson and their child in front of the I.W.W. Hall at 115 Nicollet Ave. Minneapolis

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