Add to ORKGLooking west down Eight Street from Craig\u27s Hill. Washington State Normal School in center of photo showing Barge Hall 1893 and Edison Hall 1908.Hand tinted color photo postcard. Sectional View, Ellensburg, Wash. Sprouse & Son, Tacoma, Wash. Handwritten note from Louis Mottner to Mrs. E. Mottner.https://digitalcommons.cwu.edu/ellensburg_history/1093/thumbnail.jp
Looking south toward the north or back side of Washington School built in 1890, this photograph was ...
The large four-story brick Barge Hall built in 1893-1894 was the first and only building on the Wash...
A wide angle view of Pearl Street looking north to Eighth from the intersection of Third and Pearl S...
Looking northwest from Craig\u27s Hill toward Washington School 1890 on left and Washington State No...
The Washington School built in 1890 can be seen by looking southwest from the Barge Hall tower. Spra...
An early morning shadow of Barge Hall built in 1893 on the campus of the Washington State Normal Sch...
Barge Hall, named after the school\u27s first president Benjamin Barge, was the first building of th...
Looking southwest toward downtown Ellensburg from Barge Hall tower on Washington State Normal School...
Viewing the west side and south or main face of the Washington State Normal School\u27s first buildi...
Looking west across the campus gardens of the Washington State Normal School south of 8th Avenue, th...
Looking north from the intersection of Anderson and Sixth Streets, Barge Hall built in 1893 on the c...
Barge Hall built in 1893-1894 was the first building on the Washington State Normal School campus. T...
Washington School once located on East 5th Avenue and North Sprague Street in Ellensburg, Washington...
A view looking west from Craig\u27s Hill of Ellensburg residential section of town from Fourth to Ei...
Washington School once located on East 5th Avenue and North Sprague Street in Ellensburg, Washington...
Looking south toward the north or back side of Washington School built in 1890, this photograph was ...
The large four-story brick Barge Hall built in 1893-1894 was the first and only building on the Wash...
A wide angle view of Pearl Street looking north to Eighth from the intersection of Third and Pearl S...
Looking northwest from Craig\u27s Hill toward Washington School 1890 on left and Washington State No...
The Washington School built in 1890 can be seen by looking southwest from the Barge Hall tower. Spra...
An early morning shadow of Barge Hall built in 1893 on the campus of the Washington State Normal Sch...
Barge Hall, named after the school\u27s first president Benjamin Barge, was the first building of th...
Looking southwest toward downtown Ellensburg from Barge Hall tower on Washington State Normal School...
Viewing the west side and south or main face of the Washington State Normal School\u27s first buildi...
Looking west across the campus gardens of the Washington State Normal School south of 8th Avenue, th...
Looking north from the intersection of Anderson and Sixth Streets, Barge Hall built in 1893 on the c...
Barge Hall built in 1893-1894 was the first building on the Washington State Normal School campus. T...
Washington School once located on East 5th Avenue and North Sprague Street in Ellensburg, Washington...
A view looking west from Craig\u27s Hill of Ellensburg residential section of town from Fourth to Ei...
Washington School once located on East 5th Avenue and North Sprague Street in Ellensburg, Washington...
Looking south toward the north or back side of Washington School built in 1890, this photograph was ...
The large four-story brick Barge Hall built in 1893-1894 was the first and only building on the Wash...
A wide angle view of Pearl Street looking north to Eighth from the intersection of Third and Pearl S...