Photographs
Subject Source: archiveswest
Found in 24 Collections and/or Records:
Liberty Studio photograph collection
Photographs of servicemen taken at Liberty Studio in downtown Seattle in the 1940s.
Lip Sinc International, Incorporated evidentiary binder
The collection is a binder of photographs, news clippings, correspondence and promotional materials about Lip Sinc International, Incorporated, a lip-synching competition hosted in Seattle and Houston in the 1980s. Participants dressed up as famous celebrities, sometimes in drag, and impersonated their songs. Lip Sinc International, Incorporated was a plaintiff against Dick Clark Productions and used the material in the binder as evidence in the case.
Lusty Lady photograph collection
Photographs showing construction projects at Lusty Lady, interior and exterior views of the building and candid shots of employees.
McChord Air Force Base photographs
The collection documents the activities at McChord Air Force base in the 1940s including portraits of commanding officers and photographs depicting events such as medal ceremonies, training exercises and leisure activities.
Jonathan Moore collection
Collection includes ephemera, photographs, sound recordings, published articles, and obituaries related to the life and career of Jonathan Moore, who was an influential figure in the Northwest hip hop scene from 1989 to 2017.
New Orleans Club photograph collection
Photographs of performers who visited the New Orleans Club, a nightclub and restaurant located near Renton, Washington during the 1940s and 1950s.
Russian family photograph collection
This collection includes photographs of an unknown Russian family which vary from small passport photos to larger 5x7 portraits and family scenes. A few photos from the 1950s show Seattle’s St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church, located at 1714 13th Avenue.
Seattle Antiquarian Book Fair photograph collection
Photographs of booths, dealers and visitors at the Seattle Antiquarian Book Fair.
Marjorie Sotero photograph collection
This collection includes 43 photographs showing events, dances and other daily activities of Army service clubs at Camp George Jordan, Fort Lewis and Fort Lawton between 1944 and 1951. The collection is notable for photographs of Black soldiers based at Camp Jordan and images of integrated service club events.
Spencer Pottery collection
The collection includes clippings, correspondence and flyers as well as photographs and slides showing the Spencer Pottery Studio, family scenes and travels. It also includes ceramic tiles, linoleum blocks and glaze samples used by the studio.