Hilltop Youth Activities Center - 1
- 5.1.2-TNT0011H
- 05/12/1968
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Checking the net
Three men in suits hold the base of a ladder while two other men in suits stand on the ladder to check the net of a basketball hoop.
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Hilltop Youth Activities Center - 1
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Checking the net
Three men in suits hold the base of a ladder while two other men in suits stand on the ladder to check the net of a basketball hoop.
Hilltop Youth Activities Center - 2
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Action Upward at Hilltop with story.
Photograph by Richards Studio
Three young children stand on either side on a man holding a basketball.
Hilltop Youth Activities Center - 3
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Sewing Class Begins
Photograph by Jerry Buck
Hilltop Youth Activities Center - 4
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Youth Center Remodel
Two construction workers stand on two planks of wood held up by sawhorses in order to use their hammers on a new ceiling.
Salishan Housing Development - 1
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J. R. Eyerman Photographer
Salishan Housing Development - 10
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--Salishan Residents Alliance--
Part of the Salishan Residents Alliance's goal is to give children a safe place to have activities such as this classroom in the East Side Neighborhood Center in the Salishan Project, where children left, Charles Ferrell Jr., 6, and Lashaunda Williams, 7 right, draw on the board before pizza.
Photo by Dean J. Koepfler
Salishan Housing Development - 2
Salishan Housing Development - 3
Salishan Housing Development - 4
Salishan Housing Development - 5
Salishan Housing Development - 6
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J. R. Eyerman Photographer
Salishan Housing Development - 7
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Seniors
Photograph by Jerry Buck
Salishan Housing Development - 8
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The Big Pitch
Tacoma Mayor Gordon Johnston pitches the first horseshoe as the Metropolitan Park District's new senior citizen's park in the Salishan area was dedicated Friday afternoon. City and Park officials as well as a number of senior citizens attended ceremonies.
Russ Carmack/Photographer
Salishan Housing Development - 9
SCHOOL, LISTER (Lister School) in Salishan Community - 1
Mrs. Catherine Egan was reading to the second graders at Lister Elementary. The storytelling was a part of the program "Reading is FUNdamental," organized by the American Association of University Women. The program's purpose was to encourage children to read after school students would attend the storytelling and then choose a book to bring home. Photo by staff member Bob Rudsit.
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Photograph by Bob Rudsit
Feb 15 1974
Tacoma News Tribune
SCHOOL, LISTER (Lister School) in Salishan Community - 2
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“Listen, Mom”
School, Lister Elementary
June 3, 1977
SCHOOL, LISTER (Lister School) in Salishan Community - 3
“Low enrollments and inefficient structures may force Tacoma to close some schools, rebuild or remodel others.” Lister elementary was expensive to upkeep and faced several problems. It was 300 students short of its total capacity of 650. The school was initially built as a community center, and gymnasium and additions were later added. The different elements fit together awkwardly. Photo by staff member Warren Anderson.
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School, Lister Elementary
Feb 14 1982
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Kelly Furniture Co., South Tacoma
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Pat Baesman
Photograph by Bob Rudsit
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Tommy Yau
Photograph by Bob Rudsit
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A newer public drinking fountain stands along side a street.
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A street in South Tacoma shows three businesses. From left to right: Moctezuma Restaurant, South End Meats and Kelly Furniture Co.
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Ed Garceau & Son Dry Goods, South Tacoma
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Manville's Market, South Tacoma
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Laura Clark - I do not think this is South Tacoma Way
Six people stand outside of a store in South Tacoma.
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South Tacoma
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South Tacoma Industrial Center c. 1927
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South Tacoma Park
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07/27/1950 Story-
Balloon Ascension in South Tacoma - 50 years ago balloon ascension in South Tacoma were a Sunday afternoon attraction. In the picture shown above the balloon is about to take off with the balloonist and is being held by the spectators to get the last ounce of gas. The picture was taken between Warner and Birmingham Streets near 52nd. Pioneers in the district will remember the stunt was not too successful as the gas often burned up the balloon.