Air Cushion Boat Company (Tacoma) (Shipbuilding Co.) - 1
Back of Photo:
First Air-Cushion Cruiser
Photograph By Bob Rudsit
Air Cushion Boat Company (Tacoma) (Shipbuilding Co.) - 2
Back of Photo:
Air Cushion Boat Co.
Photograph By Bob Rudsit
Men in a field operating an antiquated thresher.
Panorama of a mix of workers in hard hats and overalls as well as two people wearing more formal dress posing for a picture. No company logos are visible but two hard hats spell out "Woody" and "Ed."
Industrial Shoreline structure, exterior.
Industrial shoreline, wooden structures in various states of decay, boats, wheels and an extant power line.
Dockside shipyard materials with an ad for Drifted Snow "Home Perfected" Flour on the side of a building. There also appears to be some industrial architecture from the Port of Tacoma in the distance.
Laborers fastening large wooden planks together on the waterfront. A sailing boat and Vashon Island can be seen in the distance.
Laborers fastening large wooden planks together on the shoreline. Workers appear to be in front of a pallet with different gauges of plywood.
Two furniture repairmen wearing button-up shirts work on the underside of a rocking chair.
Unidentified industrial landscape with Mt. Rainier in the distance.
Two men holding a large saw for logging with many onlookers and vehicles in the background.
Riegel Carolina Paper & Pulp Mill looking out on the docks on a ship named Mogul with a striped and lettered G figure.
Large container for Hooker Chemicals with slightly pronounced lettering.
Float for Tacoma Public Utilities with Daffodil Queen waving at the 1954 Daffodil Parade. A Puyallup Furniture sign can be seen in the background.
Float for Tacoma Public Utilities with Daffodil Queen and other participants at the 1954 Daffodil Parade. A Macy's building with a Coca-Cola painted sign can be seen in the background along with a crowd on the roof of The Music Shop and a Jeweler with an obscured name.
Float for Tacoma Public Utilities with participants in dresses riding flanked by people in white suits and hats at the 1954 Daffodil Parade. Buildings with signage for BPOE and Moreland Ford Cars can be seen in the distance.
Person pointing at an electrical box with various gauges at the West Tacoma Newsprint Co. in Steilacoom, WA.
Man welding a sheet of metal with pencil, paper and watch on desk as well as beaker and flask in the background.