Stevens, Isaac I. and Margaret (First Governor of Wash. Territory) - 4
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Front of Photo:
Gen. Isaac I. Stevens,
First Gov. Wash. Ter.
Back of Photo:
Isaac I. Stevens
Note: Photo of drawing
Stevens, Isaac I. and Margaret (First Governor of Wash. Territory) - 4
Front of Photo:
Gen. Isaac I. Stevens,
First Gov. Wash. Ter.
Back of Photo:
Isaac I. Stevens
Note: Photo of drawing
Tacoma Community House (1311 S. M Street) - 1
Back of Photo:
Photo Rcv'd: 05/21/1984 - Article date
1311 TACOMA SETTLEMENT HOUSE 1311
Stevens, Isaac I. and Margaret (First Governor of Wash. Territory) - 3
Back of Photo:
Stevens, Isaac
Issued for one-time use.
Credit line required, including photographer and negative number, if provided:
Special Collections Division
University of Washington Libraries
Photo by: --
Negative No.: UW 3434
Send inquiries to above, FM-25, Seattle, WA 98195
Transit Systems--King County (Metro) - 10
Back of Photo:
This is the prototype diesel/electric articulating bus made by "Breda" of Italy. Metro will have over two hundred of them by the end of 1990. It runs on electricity when inside the bus tunnel in downtown Seattle.
Haley
G. Larson/Story
Stevens, Isaac I. and Margaret (First Governor of Wash. Territory) - 2
Back of Photo:
Stevens, Isaac
Washington Territorial Governor
Issued for one-time use.
Credit line required, including photographer and negative number, if provided:
Special Collections Division
University of Washington Libraries
Photo by: J. Notman
Negative No.: UW 3432
Send inquiries to above, FM-25, Seattle, WA 98195
Transit Systems--King County (Metro) - 9
Back of Photo:
The Seattle Water front Trolley will be extended to the Kingdome and the International District.
by Jim Bates
Stevens, Isaac I. and Margaret (First Governor of Wash. Territory) - 1
Back of Photo:
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac I. Stevens
Transit Systems--King County (Metro) - 8
Back of Photo:
The 60-foot, $430,000 Italian-made bending bus enters the Pioneer Square Station area as it makes its way successfully through Metro's downtown Seattle bus tunnel. Metro invited the news media along for a bus ride through their new bus tunnel to prove that their new Dual-power buses could fit. Joe Siesling, 22 years with Metro, drove the bus through the tunnel and mentioned there was lots of room, three foot of clearance on each side of the bus. Metro has ordered 236 of the dual-powered buses and when they are all in service, they will replace 40% of the buses operating on the streets.
Photo by Russ Carmack
Stevens, John (Talking Rain Beverage Company) - 1
Back of Photo:
John Stevens is a partner in the Talking Rain Beverage Company, which is producing a new brand of flavored seltzer -- with water from Tumwater.
Staff photo by Bruce Kellman
Business story by Gillie
Transit Systems--King County (Metro) - 7
Back of Photo:
Off-duty Burien police officer Dennis Russell, center, talks with a Metro bus driver as partner (and fellow off-duty cop) Glen Jackson, right, casts a wary glance at the busload of passengers at a bus stop in a Burien shopping center. The two spend one night each week moonlighting with the Metro as security officers.
Geff Hinds/Photo
Porterfield
Stiles, Keith (Key Peninsula) - 1
Back of Photo:
Keith Stiles
Photo by Jim Bates
Transit Systems--King County (Metro) - 6
Back of Photo:
--Tunnel Hoopla--
The Metro and the City of Seattle celebrated the beginning of the downtown Seattle bus tunnel project Friday with a bus driving through a makeshift tunnel at Union Station.
Stillman, Chuck (Johnson Point, WA) - 1
Back of Photo:
BUSINESS -- Reporter: Cole
Chuck Stillman and his long term investments: Chuck among his 45-year-old Douglas Fir trees on his 52-acre tree farm near Johnson Point, Olympia, WA. Stumpage prices have been a boom to the little guy, non-corporate tree farmers is the story line.
Transit Systems--King County (Metro) - 5
Back of Photo:
Downtown Seattle
Transit Tunnel
Back of Photo:
Robert Stivers, PLU religion professor
Photo by Michael Chow
Transit Systems--King County (Metro) - 4
Back of Photo:
Park & Ride/Federal Way/320th
Erickson
Back of Photo:
Stivers, Bob
Transit Systems--King County (Metro) - 3
Back of Photo:
--Close Call--
Thirty passengers escaped injury by crawling through the windows of this Metro Transit bus moments before it burst into flames as the result of a chain-reaction accident Tuesday on Washington 520.
Back of Photo:
Robert L. Stivers
Transit Systems--King County (Metro) - 2
Transit Systems--King County (Metro) - 1
Back of Photo:
--Modern Interior--
Passengers sit inside the roomy interior of a Seattle monorail train. The electric cars hold 450 persons and take 96 seconds on the 1.2-mile trip between the Seattle Center and the downtown shopping district.
Stoaks, Mr. and Mrs. Warder - 5
Back of Photo:
Mr. and Mrs. Warder Stoaks
Back of Photo:
Dave Alger of the Associated Ministries at a staff meeting of his workers.
Photo by Bruce Larson
Transit Systems--Pierce County - 6
Back of Photo:
Alger, David
Transit Systems--Pierce County - 5