sprucegirls

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Three "Spruce Girls" wearing wood veneer bathing suits holding an umbrella and wooden boards shaped like feet, Hoquiam, Washington

  • danagraves said:
    Wha! "....wood veneer bathing suits..."? To celebrate Washington's wide range of forestry, I hope, not for flotation!

Four "Spruce Girls" wearing wood veneer bathing suits standing in the surf

  • danagraves said:
    What a lovely, friendly, & fun photo! Kudos to the photographer, Mr. Gorst...

"Spruce Girls" in spruce veneer bathing suits at the beach playing in the surf, probably near Hoquiam, Washington

  • n1ne3 said:
    That's a whale vertebrae in the bottom of the picture!
  • jamica1 said:
    Spruce veneer bathing suits? That doesn't sound very comfortable.
  • Jennifer Snyder said:
    I am totally fascinated by all the photos of the Spruce Girls. Thanks for sharing these. I have used them in my private artwork with references here. scrap-escape.blogspot.com/2012/06/scraps-of-elegance-june...
  • Happy Breath said:
    Lovely capture. Nice old picture.

"Spruce Girls" on beach wearing spruce wood veneer bathing suits during "Wood Week" to promote products of the Gray Harbor lumber industry, Hoquiam, Washington

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  • Sam said:
    Sexy! Looks like they invented the mini-skirt while they were at it. I've heard of birch bark shoes, but never bathing suits. It seems like an interesting idea. Everyone here seems to be enjoying themselves.
  • °m° said:
    they are fabulous!
  • pennylrichardsca (now at ipernity) said:
    Same women, same day, different pose, elsewhere in the Commons!
  • University of Washington Libraries Digital Collections said:
    Penny - Wow, That is very interesting. Wonder if they have any more information than we do. Looks to be about the same. Thanks for pointing out the 2 pictures.
  • Mickey JT said:
    These are great photos. There are more available at the Jones Photo Historical Collection. Here are some more: www.jonesphotocollection.com/Obj596417 www.jonesphotocollection.com/Obj587417 Search 'spruce' on this site and you'll find more, along with a history of the Spruce Girls. The last one died in 2007 in Hoquiam.