The collection consists of images that show street scenes, buildings, harvest, landscapes, Whitman College and rural life. The Whitman Centennial and Pendleton Round-up are included. The 1931 Walla Walla flood is documented and a photograph album, sent to Washington, D.C. to document the need for the Mill Creek Project, is part of the collection. These photographs are a selection from the overall collection.
Photograph of a street view of St. Paul's School for Girls, which operated in Walla Walla from 1872 to 1968
Photograph of a street scene facing east at about First Avenue and Main Street in downtown Walla Walla.
Photograph of the front of Penrose House facing north. The building was originally built as the Whitman College President's residence in 1921, and was renamed Penrose House when it was occupied by the Admissions Office.
Photograph of Lyman House, a Whitman College residence hall built in 1923.
Photograph of Prentiss Hall facing south with circular carriage entrance.
Photograph of Prentiss Hall, a residence hall for women building in 1926 and named for Narcissa Prentiss.
Photograph of Alder Street looking east from 2nd Avenue, just west of the Drumheller Building.
Photograph of a crowd gathered at First Avenue and Main Street in Walla Walla to rally support for the construction of a new stadium.
Photograph of a street view of St. Vincent's Academy, a school operated by the Catholic Church at the corner of Poplar Street and Seventh Avenue.
