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Unknown men in front of a tennis court.

Unknown man sitting on desk

Unknown group of people posing for picture in a field.

"The crowd of men, women and children who gathered for clean-up-day after the White Bluffs high school building was completed."

"White Bluffs Library when first established with Mrs. Meeks, the first Librarian."

"A Red Cross Tea at the home of Mrs. S.V.Fanning. April 19,1918. At White Bluffs."

"Mrs. English giving a speech from the platform on the White Bluffs High School lawn at a Fourth of July celebration."

"The Townsend Club"

"Lone Tree Ranch owned by Charles & Dora Foster at its prime 1940-1942. White spot in background across the river is Hanford High School."

"Charles and Dora Foster 1938"

"Dora Foster and her mother and Mrs. Dewey sister Carrie and two brothers Lou and Lee. 1911"

"Dora Dewey sitting on Charles Fosters lap 1909 before they were married. Charles Fosters two sisters Edith by Charles & Lucy sitting on ground."

"Lone Tree Ranch"

"Home, Lone Tree Ranch 1910. Dora Foster at the door of their tent"

"Lone Tree Ranch Pumping Plant"

"My brother Lee & myself. I'm the short one, Lee is Girl. Lenore is in front of Lee, Alice is in front of me. October 1975 at Lees home in Hood River, Oregon"

"Lone Tree Ranch"

"Charles Foster and son, Lee on ranch July 1913."

"Guy Foster Boat was used to row river to go to high school and all school avtivities. Our ranch is in background. Lee, Alice & Guy used same boat."

Charles Foster's homestead on the Columbia River.

"My first deer. On the Icycle Creek about 1946."

"One of our "stew parties" me, Louise Shinn, Elsa Lea Baker "Henny" Dorathea Shinn Took the picture"

"Dad's Homestead and sagebrush rubber invention"

Back of photo "The boat dad made taken one Fourth of July on the Columbia." On scrapbook page: "Dad's boat on the Columbia one 4th Brother Don in the foreground."

"Ole Hanford tug boat, used for ferry crossings, Hanford Washington."

"Donald (Pete) Evett and Robert Evett, sons of Joshua Harold Evett and Rhoda Luella (Alexander) Evett, Hanford, Washington."

"Harold Evett, U.S. Navy World War I, this picture was taken in boot camp, Hanford, Washington resident who was in the great war."

"Hanford ladies, Fruit packing Warehouse."

"Harold Evett and co workers Packing Warehouse, Hanford Washington, early days of farming life."

"New Ferry, Hanford, Washington, Doris."

"Audley Evett's school class bottom row third from the left."

"Ole Hanford Bible Class 1917 left to right, Mesdames Moulster, Bunje, Lanford, Conkl: Anglin, Dr. Devin, Brown, McConnachie, Second row, Nettie Evett, Blockler, Perkins, Buckhold Sr, Trigg, Seated on MRS. Enyeart, & Rhoda Evett."

"Hanford School Teachers, Rhoda Evett, center, first row."

"Arthur Gilbert Evett, and Nettie Lauella (Greer) Evett, with sons Harold Evett and Lloyd Evett (baby) Hanford, Washington, Grandfather Evett and Grandmother Evett were married, July 4, 1891."

"New ferry barge being built in Hanford, Washington"

"The ole Evett home in Hanford, one of the earlier homes built in Hanford. Arthur Gilbert Evett and Nettie Evett."

"Hanford Teachers Party Rhoda Evett, 3rd from the right, standing."

"Ladies of Hanford, Washington, outing on the Ole Ferry."

"Hanford, Washington, Joshua Harold Evett on a good day of fishing."

"Hanford ladies, Ole Fruit Packing Warehouse."

"Doris, the ole Tug used for the ferry, Hanford, Washington"

"Nettie Evett and daughter Leona, Hanford Home."

"Nettie Evett and cooking Class Hanford, Washington."

Ray Braughton, and Ralph Montgomery. "Ice Jam on Columbia, near White Bluffs, taken by Edward Ponsat, Yvonne Ponsat McGee"

Men trying to get old model car out of the frozen Columbia River, between Barrett Island and Ferry Landing.

Edward Ponsat Jr. and Ray Braughton standing on the frozen Columbia River.

"The John McFee's in 1922. John, Rozelle, children, Malcolm 5, Jean 3, Louise 1."

"The John McFee's in 1922. John, Rozelle, children, Malcolm 5, Jean 3, Louise 1."

"Picture furnished by John McFee, The George and Will Angle Families in White Bluffs about 1918. Front Row: Lewis, Rena Belle, Mildred, Elizabeth, Middle Row: Sadie, Florence, Alice, Winnie Back Row: George, Ella, Rena, Will".

M.M. Wiehl Owner: White Bluffs Ferry Advertisement "Shortest Route Yakima Spokane via Othello".