Add to ORKGThe rich coal deposits in the Roslyn area fostered the rapid growth of the town. Twenty years after its creation, Roslyn had a population of nearly 4,000. As the business district grew, the residential areas spread in all directions. The large public school buildings (left) provided education for the children of many different nationalities.Postcard titled Roslyn, Wash.https://digitalcommons.cwu.edu/ellensburg_history/1080/thumbnail.jp
The town of Ronald was created when No. 3 mine was opened for coal mining in the late 1880s. Named a...
Looking northeast down Pennsylvania Avenue toward First Street several of Roslyn\u27s businesses can...
The Central High School and Primary School Buildings in Roslyn were razed in 1937. Constructed in th...
Looking northeast on Pennsylvania Avenue at the intersection of Third Street, the central business d...
Looking east down First Street toward Cle Elum two miles away, many of Roslyn\u27s original wood fra...
Coal was discovered in 1883 on land owned by the Northern Pacific Railway Company. The company locat...
As the mining community of Roslyn increased in population so did the need for more and larger school...
Looking southwest toward Snoqualmie Pass, the well established coal mining community of Roslyn can b...
The Northwestern Improvement Company, the mining and land investment branch of the Northern Pacific ...
The Northwestern Improvement Company\u27s coal railroad lines ran through early day Roslyn transport...
By the 1930s Roslyn\u27s business district (left) was providing services for few people as the coal ...
The first school in Roslyn was built in 1890 with 49 students attending classes. The large two story...
Men stood at the intersection of First Street and Pennsylvania Avenue as a lone horse and buggy came...
Photo taken in May 1892. A crowd had gathered for the funeral of the 45 killed in the great mine exp...
Coal was discovered in 1883 on land owned by the Northern Pacific Railway Company. The company locat...
The town of Ronald was created when No. 3 mine was opened for coal mining in the late 1880s. Named a...
Looking northeast down Pennsylvania Avenue toward First Street several of Roslyn\u27s businesses can...
The Central High School and Primary School Buildings in Roslyn were razed in 1937. Constructed in th...
Looking northeast on Pennsylvania Avenue at the intersection of Third Street, the central business d...
Looking east down First Street toward Cle Elum two miles away, many of Roslyn\u27s original wood fra...
Coal was discovered in 1883 on land owned by the Northern Pacific Railway Company. The company locat...
As the mining community of Roslyn increased in population so did the need for more and larger school...
Looking southwest toward Snoqualmie Pass, the well established coal mining community of Roslyn can b...
The Northwestern Improvement Company, the mining and land investment branch of the Northern Pacific ...
The Northwestern Improvement Company\u27s coal railroad lines ran through early day Roslyn transport...
By the 1930s Roslyn\u27s business district (left) was providing services for few people as the coal ...
The first school in Roslyn was built in 1890 with 49 students attending classes. The large two story...
Men stood at the intersection of First Street and Pennsylvania Avenue as a lone horse and buggy came...
Photo taken in May 1892. A crowd had gathered for the funeral of the 45 killed in the great mine exp...
Coal was discovered in 1883 on land owned by the Northern Pacific Railway Company. The company locat...
The town of Ronald was created when No. 3 mine was opened for coal mining in the late 1880s. Named a...
Looking northeast down Pennsylvania Avenue toward First Street several of Roslyn\u27s businesses can...
The Central High School and Primary School Buildings in Roslyn were razed in 1937. Constructed in th...