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	Search results for Ran    Refine your search Medium Photograph (10) Newspaper Image (1) Postcard (1) Subject People (4) Sports -- Boxing (1) Transportation -- Buse... (1) Transportation -- Yaki... (1) Events -- Fairs -- Was... (1) Show more... Photographer Hultquist, Nancy (3) de Vere (1) Hamilton, Jeffrey (1) Tarter (1) results 1-12 of 12 item(s)  page 1 of 1 : ( <<  1  >> ) :: previous : next select all : clear all : add to favorites   Image: Title: Subject: Description: 1. Yakima Stage Transportation--Buses; Ed Beautrow leaning against a large car that is labeled as Yakima Stage in front of the Michigan Hotel. The bus ran between Yakima, Naches, & Rimrock. 2. Anna Gibbs People Mrs Sanford (Anna Sandmeyer) Gibbs. Gibbs Grocery was located at North 1st St and "I" (just outside the city limits) Although the store was run by Mr. Gibbs, the building belonged to Mr. Carvo who lived... 3. Gibbs Grocery Store People North 1st St and "I" (just outside the city limits) Although the store was run by Mr. Gibbs, the building belonged to Mr. Carvo who lived about three doors east of the store. The Gibbs ran the store for... 4. Anna and Sanfor Gibbs wedding People Anna on left, Sanford is seated. Gibbs Grocery was located at North 1st St and "I" (just outside the city limits) Although the store was run by Mr. Gibbs, the building belonged to Mr. Carvo who lived about... 5. Gibbs People Delivery wagon for Gibbs store (Sanford O. Gibbs) North 1st St and "I" (just outside the city limits) Although the store was run by Mr. Gibbs, the building belonged to Mr. Carvo who lived about three doors... 6. Wenas Cemetery The inscription on the monument reads: “Black Dog” Bull Buffalo, was the Great, Great Grand Sire of the herd started in 1921 by O.D. Gibson, Pioneer, and brothers, at the home ranch in Wenas Valley... 7. Wenas Cemetery The inscription on the monument reads: “Black Dog” Bull Buffalo, was the Great, Great Grand Sire of the herd started in 1921 by O.D. Gibson, Pioneer, and brothers, at the home ranch in Wenas Valley... 8. Wenas Cemetery The inscription on the monument reads: “Black Dog” Bull Buffalo, was the Great, Great Grand Sire of the herd started in 1921 by O.D. Gibson, Pioneer, and brothers, at the home ranch in Wenas Valley... 9. Fruitvale Car Transportation--Yakima Valley Transportation Co.; First car that ran to Fruitvale area with people. 10. Jim Like Events--Rodeos Jim Like on Pee Wee. Ellensburg, WA '48 "Pee Wee came from Alberta, Canada. She came with Snake and White Hope. She was killed at Kennewick. She ran into another horse while bucking and broke her neck."... 11. Fairgrounds Events--Fairs--Washington State Fair 1894-1932 Aerial veiw of fairgrounds. In lower left corner is the truck for the street car that ran to the fairground. 12. One Title Challenger Sports--Boxing; Story on Henry Woods, "Boxing 'still greatest sport' to Yakima's Woods by Tom Burnside select all : clear all : add to favorites results 1-12 of 12 item(s)  page 1 of 1 : ( <<  1  >> ) :: previous : next
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