Helen Campbell Diary 1913-1917

Eastern Washington State Historical Society (Spokane, Wash.)

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Campbell, Grace

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Spokane

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Brunot Hall (School: Spokane, Wash.)

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Campbell, Amasa B., 1845-1912

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Amasa B. Campbell’s estate was handled by the Spokane law firm of Wakefield and Witherspoon. Since it was quite sizeable and involved, it was administered by the law firm until Grace Campbell’s death in 1924. From the guide to the Amasa B. Campbell Estate Papers, 1912-1925, (Eastern Washington State Historical Society/Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture Joel E. Ferris Research Library and Archives) Amasa B. Campbell left his native Ohio in 1867 to work for the Union Pacif...

Campbell, Amasa

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Campbell, Helen, 1892-1964.

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Helen Campbell was the only child of mining magnate Amasa B. Campbell and his wife, Grace. Helen Campbell attended school at Brunot Hall, a private girls school in Spokane, and studied in Paris. She married William W. Powell in 1917. Upon her mother’s death in 1924, Mrs. Powell donated the Cutter-designed Campbell home to the Eastern Washington State Historical Society for use as a museum. From the guide to the Helen Campbell Diary, 1913-1917, (Eastern Washington State Historical Soc...