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Klallam men in western clothes on beach

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Clallam men on beach with the Shaker church in the background, Jamestown, Washington, ca.1903

PHOTOGRAPHER Barnes, A. H. (Albert Henry), b. 1876

CREATED/PUBLISHED United States--Washington (State)--Tacoma, ca.1903

NOTES Clallam men in western-style clothes on beach with white man writing in notebook; in background is a woman standing by crabtraps. In the background right, is the Shaker church, ca. 1900-1906.

Photographer's reference number: 2563

SUBJECTS Group portraits--Washington (State) Clallam Indians--Structures Churches--Washington (State)--Jamestown Jamestown (Wash.) United States--Washington (State)--Jamestown Photographs

REPRODUCTION NUMBER NA1120

REPOSITORY University of Washington Libraries

SOURCE COLLECTION Albert Henry Barnes Collection no. 542

DIGITAL ID http://content.lib.washington.edu/cgi-bin/htmlview.exe?CISOROOT=/loc&CISOPTR=1190

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