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Collection: City of Pullman Image Collection
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Alder St. (1910)
Looking north on Alder (now Kamiaken)
Street from about Paradise during the 1910 flood. Old City
Hall is just left of center with the
Pullman State Bank to its right. Then the band stand was
located at the corner of …
Pullman (1910)
On Paradise St., looking north, with the southwest end of
Campus Hill beyond.
Express Passenger Service During Pullman's 1910 Flood (1910)
A group waits atop L. H. Waller's
carriage for transportation across the flooded street.
Waller was an early Transfer Agent or
Drayman.
House Floating down the Flooded Palouse River from Pullman (1910)
State St. (1910)
Looking north up State Street from the Palouse River bridge.
Looking toward the W.S.C. (1910)
Flooding Palouse River. (1910)
Looking south east up the Palouse River, with Pioneer Hill to
the right.
Palouse River on a Frolic, Pullman (1910)
Looking southeast up the Palouse River from above Reaney Park
on College Hill.
Pullman (1910)
Looking south on south Grand Street. The Palouse Country
Improvement Company was at present day 225
South Grand between LaPlantes and My Office.
Grand Street, Pullman, After the Flood. (1910)
Looking south on Grand St. from Main Street with the
Flatiron Building to the far left and the Artesian
Hotel on the right.
Grand St. (1910)
Looking south from the intersection of
Main Street and Grand Avenue during the flood. On the far
left is the Flatiron building; to the far
right: The Artesian Hotel.
Grand and Main Streets, Pullman (1910)
Looking west across Grand Avenue as
flood waters recede. West Main Street is on the far left
with Kimball's Furniture and Undertaking
the structure slightly off-center. The gothic -style
structure upon Sunnyside Hill is …
West on Main St. (1910)
Looking west on Main Street from past Spring Street.
Handwritten text on back reads ""This is the OR & N
bridge across Main St. The end almost touched Prof's yd.
fence. The upper story of Wallers wearhouse (was) up
against the Implement…
The Pullman Flood (1910)
Looking south towards Pioneer Hill from across the Palouse River.
Upper Main Street After the Flood (1910)
Looking east on Main St. from near Paradise Street.
L.D. Miller's Jewelry Store after the Flood (1910)
This Jewelry Store was located on the north side of Main
St., just a couple shops east of Alder (now Kamiaken).
Wreckage in Pullman Flood (1910)
Damages to the Star Bottling Works
(left) and a furniture warehouse (right) around 470 East
Main Street. (Present location of the
Laurel Tree Flower Shop). Caskets from the furniture
warehouse went floating down …
East Main Street. (1910)
Looking west on Main Street.
Main Street After the Flood (1910)
Looking west on Main Street, from between Pine and Alder
(now Kamiaken) Streets. Taken at about 320 East Main.
Main Street after the Flood, Pullman (1910)
Looking west on Main Street from the corner of Alder (now Kamiaken) and Main with the Burgan Emerson Mercantile on the right.
Pullman, Main St. (1910)
Looking at the Burgan Emerson Mercantile, located on the
northwest corner of the intersection of Main St. and Alder
St. (now Kamiaken).
Main St. (1910)
Looking east on Main St. from near High St.
South Palouse Going Down (1910)
Flood waters of the South Palouse River receding from Main
Street Pullman during the flood of 1910. Picture
taken looking NE from near the IOOF (International Order of
Old Fellows) Building.
Main St. (1910)
Looking east on Main St. from near High St.
Corner Drug Store (1910)
Looking southeast towards the Corner Drug Store, which was
located at the corner of Main St. and High St.
Main St. Pullman (1910)
Main Street, Pullman, After the Flood (1910)
Looking west up Main St. from somewhere between Pine and
Spring Streets.
Palouse River Flood at Pullman (1910)
Looking southeast towards Pioneer Hill above Spring Street
from across the Palouse River from downtown, on the south end
of Campus Hill.
Pullman Main Street after the Flood. (1910)
Looking south east on Main St. Debris left by the flood in
front of the Pullman Implement Company store. The Pullman
Implement Company was located on Main St. between Pine and
Paradise.
Pullman after the Flood (1910)
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