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Burke, Thomas, 1849-1925. Thomas Burke papers, 1875-1925.

Title: Thomas Burke papers, 1875-1925.

The collection documents Thomas Burke's interests and activities, particularly as a lawyer in Seattle, Washington, in the 1880s through the mid 1920s. The papers include correspondence, speeches and writings, legal and financial documents, and clippings. The large number and wide variety of firms, companies, and organizations represented are an indicator of the scope of Burke's interests and activites. Each of Burke's law firms (except that of McGilvra and Burke) is also represented, largely by correspondence and also legal documents and other materials. Personal and corporate names represented in the papers include Lindley H. Hadley, Harry Ballinger, Henry Broderick, Francis W. Cushman, Daniel H. Gilman, James Jerome Hill, Samuel Hill, Wesley Livsey Jones, John Harte McGraw, Edmund Rice, John D. Rockefeller, Paul Schulze, Watson C. Squire, the Washington Democratic Party, the General Electric Company, the Great Northern Railway Company, the Japan Society of Seattle, the National Economic League, the Pacific Coast Company, the Rainier National Park Company, the Seattle Chamber of Commerce, the Seattle Golf Club, and the Seattle, Lake Shore, and Eastern Railway Company.

ArchivalResource: 24.78 cubic feet (58 boxes)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/77010214 View

Broderick, Henry. Henry Broderick photograph collection, circa 1910-circa 1975 [graphic].

Title: Henry Broderick photograph collection, circa 1910-circa 1975 [graphic]. ca. 1910-circa 1975.

Chiefly contains exterior views of commercial buildings and storefronts in downtown Seattle that were owned or rented by Jewish individuals and businesses.

ArchivalResource: 22 photographic prints (1 box)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/59299451 View

Broderick, Henry. Letter of Henry Broderick to Virginia Moffett Fletcher Caldwell [manuscript] 1957 Oct. 25.

Title: Letter of Henry Broderick to Virginia Moffett Fletcher Caldwell [manuscript] 1957 Oct. 25.

Broderick tells Caldwell that he is sending her and Erskine one of his "literary exercises" (Timepiece, 1953) for their entertainment.

ArchivalResource: 1 item.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/647939708 View