Front:
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PHOTO BY F. H. NOWELL.
TOTEM POLE, PIONEER SQUARE, SEATTLE, U.S.A.
Back:
3110 PUBLISHED BY C. P. JOHNSTON CO., SEATTLE, U.S.A.
THE TOTEM POLE, PIONEER SQUARE,
SEATTLE, U. S. A.
This unique pole was carved from a single cedar tree by
a tribe of Indians inhabiting Tongass Island, Southeastern
Alaska. It is sixty feet high and eight feet in circumference
and was intended as a monument to a distinguished family.
The pole stood for nearly a century on Tongass Island. It was
discovered by a party of Seattle business men in August 1899
and removed by them to Seattle and presented to the City.
41562
MAILED ON FOR
100
L. C. SMITH BLDG.
THIS SEATOR ADD
500 FT. ABOVE SIDEWOLK
AND ISLAND
POSSESSIONS, CUBA.
CANADA AND MEXICO
FOR FOREIGN
