Northwest ORCA

WSF_1920s-0012

9.15--WSF_1920s-0012
Item
1922-1961

Part of Washington State Fair Collection

Portrait of Dr. J. H. Corliss. Served as a Western Washington Fair Board Director 1922-1961.

WSF_1920s-0013

9.15--WSF_1920s-0013
Item
1923

Part of Washington State Fair Collection

Dahlia exhibit. On back: Mrs. Eva Peterson had charge of the first flower exhibition at the Fair. Photo copy brought in in 1963 by Doris M. Barber 8410 95th SW Tacoma.

WSF_1920s-0014

9.15--WSF_1920s-0014
Item
1923

Part of Washington State Fair Collection

Man stands beside a large black draft horse with a young boy on it's back

WSF_1920s-0015

9.15--WSF_1920s-0015
Item
1923

Part of Washington State Fair Collection

Cloth and lace exhibit. On back: Women's Building, 1923.

WSF_1920s-0016

9.15--WSF_1920s-0016
Item
1923

Part of Washington State Fair Collection

Exhibit including pressed flowers, Jell-O ads, dresses, etc.. On back: Sumner schools education building

WSF_1920s-0017

9.15--WSF_1920s-0017
Item
1923

Part of Washington State Fair Collection

Agricultural exhibit, Puyallup Heights, in finished building, including canned goods and hops

WSF_1920s-0018

9.15--WSF_1920s-0018
Item
1923

Part of Washington State Fair Collection

Agricultural exhibits of R.T. Reid, from Bellevue-King County, and others. On back: Horticulture building

WSF_1920s-0019

9.15--WSF_1920s-0019
Item
1923

Part of Washington State Fair Collection

Agriculture displays. On back: Horticulture building

WSF_1920s-0020

9.15--WSF_1920s-0020
Item
1923

Part of Washington State Fair Collection

Agricultural display. Designed produce display in wooden building with finished floor and glass side windows. Display includes canned goods. On back: Helmond Bros. of Sumner. Best exhibit of vegetables by market gardeners.

WSF_1920s-0021

9.15--WSF_1920s-0021
Item
1923

Part of Washington State Fair Collection

Agricultural display. On back: Horticulture building

WSF_1920s-0022

9.15--WSF_1920s-0022
Item
1923

Part of Washington State Fair Collection

Western Washington Experiment Station Building

WSF_1920s-0023

9.15--WSF_1920s-0023
Item
1923

Part of Washington State Fair Collection

Agriculture display

WSF_1920s-0024

9.15--WSF_1920s-0024
Item
1923

Part of Washington State Fair Collection

Agricultural display from Sumner. On back: Sumner community exhibit, 3rd prize, score 88%.

WSF_1920s-0025

9.15--WSF_1920s-0025
Item
1923

Part of Washington State Fair Collection

Agriculture exhibit, Snohomish County "Products of Quality" theme, Including My-T-Fine and Puget brands of canned foods. On Back: Snohomish County, 4th prize, 90%.

WSF_1920s-0026

9.15--WSF_1920s-0026
Item
1923

Part of Washington State Fair Collection

Agricultural exhibit from Kitsap County

WSF_1920s-0027

9.15--WSF_1920s-0027
Item
1923

Part of Washington State Fair Collection

Agricultural exhibit from Oakville community, Grays Harbor County. On back: 1st prize, score 93 2/3 %.

WSF_1920s-0028

9.15--WSF_1920s-0028
Item
1923

Part of Washington State Fair Collection

Agricultural exhibit from Clallam County

WSF_1920s-0029

9.15--WSF_1920s-0029
Item
1923

Part of Washington State Fair Collection

Agricultural exhibit from Enumclaw. On back: 2nd prize, score 89 %.

WSF_1920s-0030

9.15--WSF_1920s-0030
Item
1923

Part of Washington State Fair Collection

Olympian Bee farm, Helen Steiner, Elma WA, honey exhibit.

WSF_1920s-0031

9.15--WSF_1920s-0031
Item
1923

Part of Washington State Fair Collection

Agricultural exhibit from Skagit County, including Federal, Carnation, Darigold, and Fisher commercial brands, as well as concrete. On back: 1st prize, 94 1/3 %.

WSF_1920s-0032

9.15--WSF_1920s-0032
Item
1923

Part of Washington State Fair Collection

Brookwood Gardens Inc. display of gladiolas

WSF_1920s-0033

9.15--WSF_1920s-0033
Item
1923

Part of Washington State Fair Collection

Crowd scene

WSF_1920s-0034

9.15--WSF_1920s-0034
Item
1923

Part of Washington State Fair Collection

W.E. Dooley and Co., distributors for Woodrow Washers in OR, ID, WA, and BC. Sign above booth says "We sell anywhere on easy terms;" booth manned by four salesmen and one saleswoman.