L.Z. Collection. Album 2 Deer Park continued.
The second Album of Deer Park, WA, and surrounding areas.
DEER PARK, DEPOT, WATER TANK AND TRAIN!
From Deer Park during the Winter of 1894 -- 95 to -------------->
Looking North from west Crawford. Deer Park. WA.
Looking north on Main & Crawford. Circa 1909 Jeff Moore's Saloon on the left.
Deer Park, Main and 4th looking South.
Washington Mill Company. Boarding house on the left, Congregational Church on the right. Located just west of downtown Deer Park.
Deer Park - Main and Crawford streets looking West prior to 1908. Note Olson Mercantile - Note Jeff Moore's Saloon with the O K Restaurant attached. The Commercial Hotel and Jeff Moore's livery stable next.. The J.P. Kelly Building (Brick on corner) was built in 1902. Kelly residence in foreground.
Looking South on Main Street. D.P. WA.
DEER PARK, WA. 1911 left to right ? The driver. Edna and Edith Reed, blonde girl on the left of in.?. Mabel Hunt, blonde girl on the left of Mabel Hunt, Violet Rudd?. Balance cannot be identified.
Main and Crawford looking North. DP, WA.
J. A. Prufer. Home stead Cabin 1888
Mr. Mrs. Louis Olson filed homestead rights in 1888 and moved on the place May 12, 1889. This place is located 2 1/2 miles west of Deer Park, a place now all by Mike Burdette. Mr. Olson was in the cordwood business for many years. The land at that time cost from $2.50-$5 per acre. In 1906 he entered the mercantile business in Deer Park and in 1908 he built the hotel building, which still stands on the corner of Main and Crawford. He also built the Deer Park drug company building in 1912. He operated the hotel from 1916 to 1929. Mr. Olson was president and director of the first State Bank in Deer Park. He also served on the city council for many terms. 12 children were born to this union. Namely Clara -- Olaf -- John -- Olivia --Hoaken -- James -- Louis -- Minnie -- Albert -- Oscar -- Lena and Edwin. Only two children survive -- Louis and Lena Wolfe. Mr. Olsen passed away in 1928, and Mrs. Olsen. In 1935 Mr. and Mrs. Olsen celebrated their golden wedding anniversary in 1927. Dated -- February 10, 1976 By: Lena Wolfe (Olsen) Lena passed away January 1984.
Home of John Beard before 1900. Crawford and Arnim St.
Arcadia Billiard Parlor. Harry Hyshiver, (Owner -- White Shirt), Mr. & Mrs. George Warner, (Employees)
Celebration at Deer Park, WA, 1910 Back row (L to R) Shonkwiler, Bill Matcroft, Brady Hopkins, O.F. Kelly, Harry Pierce, Dick Hunt, John Beard, Billy Gilger. Grant Broadhead, Ed Moore (Arrow) Men in Uniform unknown, Middle row: Bill Foster, Frank Swenson, Evan Berg, Chet Groshong, Next 7 unkown, Virgil Smith, ROYAL NEIGHBORS LODGE: Mrs. Lew Critslow. Mrs Ed Moore, Rose Reetz, Mrs. Maycroft, Mrs. Tarter, Mrs. Harshbarger, Nell Renshaw, Christian Chapman, Mrs. Otis DeVoe, Mrs. Harry Pierce.
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THE NEW DEPOT, The old Depot being used for Baggage.
Deer Park--- Main and Crawford looking north.
Charles Scheufler store with delivery boy, Lawrence Edington.
September, 1920, a Deer Park Lumber Company Engine. (This engine is a type B 42-2 gear driven Shay steam locomotive manufactured by the Lima Locomotive Works of Lima, Ohio. If the date LZ placed on this photo is correct, it's likely that this engine is Lima shop #2219, built in 1909 for the Moore Logging Company of Wickersham, Washington. The date Deer Park Lumber Company purchased #2219 is currently unknown. Deer Park Lumber owned two nearly identical Shay engines; however, the second Shay - shop #2715 - was purchased in 1922. The B 42-2 designation simply indicates that this "Balloon" class locomotive is an engine/tender combination, that the machine weighs forty-two tons, and that the engine/tender is supported by two wheel-assembly trucks, with four wheel in each truck. The geared locomotive description alludes to the fact that unlike standard rod-style locomotives in which each revolution of the steam cylinder turns the drive wheel once, each cylinder revolution in a geared locomotive turns the drive wheel less than once. By requiring a fraction over two piston cycles to turn the Lima Shay's drive wheels one cycle, less speed is produced, but much more power is delivered to the wheels.)
Red Front Livery Stable operated by Tom Rae. DP, WA.
Interior of First State Bank. Deer Park WA.
TELEPHONE OFFICE: (Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co.) Norma Turner, Manager (Standing) Ethel Hickey- at the switch board. Deer Park, WA. 1921
Bert Woodard delivering mail.
A Deer Park Washington parade, 1911
"An early photograph of one of the Little Spokane Light and Power Company's electric generating plants on the Little Spokane River near Milan, Washington. W.H. Zinter purchased this early electric generating operation in 1912. After completing and improving the original plant, as well as building two more generating plants, sold the entire operation to Mark F. Mendenhall in April of 1920."
Nice Rig.
Old Jones Homestead, about 1 mile east of Fan Lake or one half mile east of West branch of Little Spokane River. (Picture taken 1888) -- L. to R unknown, George Teters, Dolly Teters, Bert Jones, Tom Jones,(grandfather) Mrs. Jones,(grandmother) (also, father and mother of Tommy and Bert), Tommy Jones, Jess Teters.
J.A. Prufer in his celery patch. He was known locally as the "Celery King"
Logs to the mill of the Deer Park Lumber Co. These logs were from the Indian Reservation at Ford, WA.
Lumber Drought by truck. Ed Wallin standing.
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