Washington State Collection (page 10)

Palouse falls, Washington State, USA

Autumn foliage, Greenwater, Enumclaw, Washington State, USA

Mount Rainier National Park, Washington State, USA

Enumclaw rural scene, Washington State, USA

Autumn in South Prairie creek, Washington State, USA

Crescent lake, Washington State, USA

Elwha valley, Washington State, USA

Autumn in South Prairie creek, Washington State, USA

Crescent lake, Washington State, USA

Crescent lake, Washington State, USA

Enumclaw rural scene, Washington State, USA

View of Seattle, Washington State, USA

Howl truss bridge, Washington state, USA

Forest in the Palouse region of Washington state, USA

The Palouse, Washington state, USA

The Palouse, Washington state, USA

The Palouse, Washington state, USA

The Palouse, Washington state, USA

The Palouse, Washington state, USA

The Palouse, Washington state, USA

The Palouse, Washington state, USA

Howl truss bridge, Washington state, USA

Palouse falls, Washington state, USA

BAPTISM, c1900. A community baptism in Washington State, c1900

MOUNT RAINIER NATIONAL PARK. A tourist guide cutting steps on ice slope in Mount Rainier National Park, Washington State. Photograph, c1908

MOUNT RAINIER NATIONAL PARK. Horseback riders on the trail of Van Trump Park in Mount Rainier National Park, Washington State. Photograph, c1911-1920

KALISPEL TRIBE, c1910. Native Americans in three canoes with their camp on the riverbank of the Columbia River, Washington State. Photograph by Edward S. Curtis, March c1910

LUMBER CAMP, c1902. Cedar bark cabin in a lumbering camp in Washington State. Photograph, c1902

WASHINGTON: LUMBERING. A lumberjack with his family admid huge cedar and fir logs in the Cascade Mountains near Seattle, Washington. Photographed in 1902

WASHINGTON: LUMBERJACKS. Lumberjacks with huge cedar and fir logs using a steam railroad to move the heavy load, Washington State. Photographed by T.M. Kelso. in 1902

WASHINGTON: LOGGING, 1918. Steel spar skidder with swinging loading broom moving logs in the Cascade Mountains near Seattle, Washington. Photographed on 7 January 1918

WASHINGTON: FIR STUMP. Two women in a horse-drawn carriage alongside 20 foot high fir stump, Cascade Mountains, Washington State. Photograph, c1906

LUMBERJACK, c1905. A lumberjack lying in cut of a fir tree with a dog and two young women are standing on boards inserted in cuts in the tree, Cascade Mountains near Seattle, Washington

WASHINGTON: LUMBERING, c1899. Lumberjacks cutting shingle bolts in the Cascade Mountains, near Seattle, Washington. Photograph, c1899

LUMBERJACK FAMILY, c1899. A family of lumberjacks posing with Washington cedar and fir timber in the Cascade Mountains near Seattle, Washington. Photograph, c1899

MAKAH WHALING, c1910. Makah whalers cutting into a humpback whale at Neah Bay, Washington State. Photographed by Curtis Asahel, c1910-11

LUMBERJACKS, 1899. Lumberjacks in Washington state photographed in 1899 by Darius Kinsey

PILE BRIDGE, c1914. Workers constructing a pile bridge which is estimated to be the highest in the world at 119 feet high, English Loggin Railway, near Mt. Vernon, Washington State. Photograph, c1914

LOG CABIN BARRACKS. The winter housing quarters of the British North American Boundary Commission on the banks of the Columbia River, near Fort Colville, Washington State. Photograph, c1858-1861

Washington, Olympic Nat. Park, haystack rock (close-up)

Fields of red, pink tulips (Liliaceae sp. ) Washington, USA
Fields of red, pink tulips (Liliaceae sp.) Washington, USA

Northern pygmy-owl (Glaucidium gnoma) on tree branch, Washington

Canada Geese (Branta Canadensis) with Goslings

Herd of Wildebeest walking in Amboseli National Park, Kenya

USA, Washington, Palouse, plowed fields, aerial view

Hoary marmot (Marmota caligata), Mt. Rainier, Washington, USA

USA, Washington, Mount Rainier National Park, Mountain Ash (Sorbus sp

USA, Washington, Mount Baker, silhouette of man in tent on frozen lake
Mount Shuksan visible in background

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Welcome to Washington State, a captivating destination in the United States of America. From the iconic Museum of Flight in Seattle to the breathtaking Mount Baker seen from the San Juan Islands, this state is brimming with natural wonders and cultural treasures. Immerse yourself in history as you explore an antique map showcasing the vastness of Western USA. Witness the majestic resident killer whale bull, Orcinus orca, gracefully navigating through Cattle Pass on San Juan Island. Step back in time to Spokane's 1880s era and marvel at its charming streetscape. Indulge your senses at Pike Place Market while sipping coffee from a neon mug reflected in a cozy café window. The market's vibrant atmosphere harmonizes perfectly with Puget Sound's tranquil beauty just beyond. Stroll along La Push's Pacific Northwest coast and discover driftwood scattered across pristine beaches—a testament to nature's artistry. Pioneer Square proudly displays a magnificent totem pole that pays homage to Native American heritage—an emblematic sight representing Washington State’s rich cultural tapestry. In Spokane's Riverfront Park, be captivated by an enchanting fountain that adds charm and serenity to this urban oasis. At Kerry Park in Seattle, capture a romantic moment framed by the Space Needle towering over you—a truly unforgettable experience for any couple. Venture further west into Olympic National Park where Rialto Beach awaits your exploration. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it boasts rugged cliffs and crashing waves—nature at its most untamed and awe-inspiring. Washington State beckons you with open arms; come immerse yourself in its diverse landscapes, vibrant cities like Seattle, and rich cultural heritage—it promises an adventure like no other.