Unidentified Tacoma home with wood siding and shingles, a front porch and a small deck off the second story--and a large black dog lounging alongside the front walk. circa 1910.
Interesting large house with unusually shaped turret with open air deck. The residence is still here, although the top and deck have been removed. circa 1913.
Message: Dear Mr. Hatch. Received your postal from Yellowstone Park today. Very sorry you could not come to Tacoma, see her new stadium and 40000 people auto racing track. New grand Boulevard to Pt. Defiance Park. Write us of your trip. Your friend, Nellie L. Allyn. Mrs. Turner and Frank send love. This is the latest picture of our home. 401 No. K. July 18, 1913 ? a corner 401 K st. north
Addressee: W.K. Hatch The Blackstone Chicago, Ill.
Black and white aerial photo of the city, with the 11th, 15th and 21st Street bridges spanning the tideflats in the lower portion of the picture and the Olympic Mountain range in the far distance. circa 1945.
Printed on back: Tacoma, Washington This view looking north shows the 11th St. Bridge, metropolitan Tacoma, Commencement Bay and Browns Point in the background.
Aerial view of the downtown business district. Crane Co. can be seen on the far right of the card, and the National Bank of Washington is in the upper center. The Medical Arts Building, now the Municipal Building, is in the upper left. circa 1950.
Printed on back: Tacoma, Washington 31 miles south of Seattle on the shores of Puget Sound lies the city of Tacoma in the heart of one of the nation's finest all-year playgrounds midway between Mt. Rainier (seen in the distance) and Olympic national parks.
Color photograph of the downtown area stretching all the way to Mt. Rainier. County-City Building and the Armory are a couple of the buildings easily identified in the lower portion of the card. circa 1960.
Printed on front: Tacoma, Washington and Mt. Rainier
Printed on back: Tacoma, Washington and Mt. Rainier At the bottom can be seen the City-County Building with Metropolitan Tacoma and Mt. Rainier--60 miles to the east.
Printed on back: Tacoma, Washington. Mt. Rainier stands as a sentinel in the distance. Industrial area in the left distance while the downtown business area is shown in foreground and to the right.
Printed on back: Tacoma, Washington. Mt. Rainier stands as a sentinel in the distance. Industrial area is in the left distance, while the downtown business area is on the right.
