Lawrence Denny Lindsley photographs, ca. 1890-1925.

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Lawrence Denny Lindsley photographs, ca. 1890-1925.

The collection includes representations from Lindsley's various photographic series. The most extensive group depicts Lindsley and others, including Victor W.S. Denny, at Esther Mine in Kittitas County, part of Lindsley's "Gold Creek" series. Other images depict Mount Rainier and other Cascades landscapes, Lake Chelan, rock formations, and native plants. Lindsley also collected and copied images of historic Seattle for his "Old Seattle" series. These images includes depictions of early Seattle, of historic Seattle events such as the Great Fire, of Indian settlements, of ships on the waterfront, and of Denny family members and Denny residences, including the original Denny cabin at Alki Point. The collection includes a number of these images, including a set of lantern slides which Lindsley probably used to illustrate talks to community groups.

3 boxes (1.09 cubic ft.)

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SNAC Resource ID: 7151838

Related Entities

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Denny, Victor, 1869-

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Denny, Louisa Boren

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Denny family

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Denny, David Thomas

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Lindsley, Abbie Denny, 1858-

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Lindsley, Lawrence Denny, 1878-1975

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Photographer, of Seattle, Wash. Lawrence Denny Lindsley (1878-1975) was the grandson of Seattle pioneer and entrepeneur David T. Denny, who arrived in Seattle in 1851 with the first party of the city's founders. Lindsley's mother, Abbie Denny Lindsley (b. 1858), was David and Louisa Boren Denny's third child, and his father, builder Edward L. Lindsley, arrived in Seattle in 1873. The couple married in 1877 and Lawrence, their first child, was born in 1878. An early explo...