Printed on back: This card is furnished for convenience of men in the armed services by the Washington State Progress Commission, P.O. Box 907, Olympia, Washington. Write the Commission for any information desired about the state or for Victory File for use in planning your first after-war vacation.

• View of downtown Tacoma with Mount Rainier in the distance. circa 1907.
• Printed on front: Mt. Tacoma from Tacoma, Wash.

• Snow covered Mount Rainier with wildflowers in the foreground. circa 1909.
• Printed on front: Wild Flowers, Mt. Rainier, Wash.

• Pastel view of Mt. Rainier and Commencement Bay overlooking Tacoma's business district. circa 1903.
• Printed on front: Mt. Tacoma from Tacoma, Wash.

• A snow-covered Mount Rainier is reflected on the surface of Lake Spanaway. circa 1910.
• Printed on front: Mt. Tacoma, Mirrored in Lake Spanaway

• Printed on back: Private Mailing Card Authorized by act of Congress of May, 1898.
• Message: Mt. Tacoma With love, D L
• Addressee: Miss Bessie Wade, 1640 Susquehanna Ave. Philadelphia, Pa.

• Message: My dear Margarete-Well I am writing just a post card to let you know I am alive-awful busy all the time-and enjoying myself very much. We are going to try tenting soon. Well I will write again soon--For I do not want to loose you Margarete. With love from Nita
• Addressee: Miss Margarete Westervelt, 609 So. J St., Tacoma, Wash.

• Pastel drawing of Mount Rainier. circa 1907.
• Printed on front: Mt. Tacoma from Tacoma, Washington.

• Photograph of hikers using ladder to scale large ice mass on Mount Rainier. Most likely dates between 1915-1930. circa 1915.
• Printed on front: Near the Summit, Rainier National Park

• Group of skiers at Rainier National Park. circa 1940.
• Printed on front: Skiing on Mazama Ridge, Rainier National Park, Washington.

• Message: A fine sample of our wonderful products. A.
• Addressee: Mifs Bessie J. Wade, 28 Hancock St., Boston, Mass.

Printed on back: Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. In this composite is shown the Boeing 707 over the administration building of this International Airport, Gateway to the Orient, Alaska and the Western United States. Every major domestic and several foreign airlines have offices here, and the facility offers every convenience for its passengers.

Sailboats on the water in Gig Harbor. circa 1960.

• Original school at McMillin, Washington. Second building on this site was built in 1924, and is on the National Historic Register. circa 1910.
• Printed on front: School at McMillin.

• Message: April 1-1908 Mrs B. Expect you are looking for me over every day with those bulbs but we have not rakin them up yet-will the last of week or first of next-if keeps dry enough I will be over some day next week. We are well as usual and busy now cleaning house some or out of doors more when nice have to stay in house today so nice. Aff. M. W.
• Addressee: Mrs. Harry Baker Tacoma, Wn 3315 S.11. St

• Now called the Lake Quinault Lodge, located in Grays Harbor in the Olympic rain forest. The Quinault Lake is 3,729 acres, in the course of the Quinault River, east of Pacific Ocean on the Quinault Indian Reservation. This lake is four miles long with an average width of a mile to a mile and a half. It is used for fishing and recreation. The name is the tribal designation, Kwle-ni-lth or Wi-ni-nlth. In 1787, the river was named by Capt. Charles William Barkley for the Quinault Indian people who lived along the river and at its mouth. circa 1929.
• Printed on front: Hotel Quinault -- Lake Quinault

• Aerial photo showcasing the Washington State Capitol campus. circa 1940.
• Printed on front: Aerial View - Olympia Wn.

• The Sunset Highway, dedicated July 1, 1915, as the first passable route through the Cascades on Snoqualmie Pass. circa 1915.
• Printed on front: Sunset Highway, Snoqualmie Pass, Wn.

• Message: How is Willie I will bee up S am. Have ? out to my ? F. L. D.
• Addressee: Mrs. Julia Goodpaster Elma, Wash.

• Message: well Julia I got to camp all right. am here now until the 4 or hope so any way the children were all right were in bed and asleep when I got here Abral (?) was in bed with the flunkie and his wife ans soon Minnie
• Addressee: Mrs. Julia Goodhaster Box 253 Elma, Wash.

• Looking across Lake Union towards the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition fairgrounds being built on the University of Washington campus. The Manufactures Building, one of the first large exhibition buildings to be constructed at the site, is visible at top right. The Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition ran from June to October, 1909, after which some- but not many- of the fair buildings were retained for the University. circa 1908.
• Printed on front: University and Exposition Grounds, Lake Union in foreground, Seattle, Washington.