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A procession of early automobiles along Main St.

Looking west up Main St from the corner of Alder (now

Kamiaken) and Main.

Upper right: Elaine Genger Hooper 2nd in on right:

Louise Baker Gass 5th left front: Lucille Mitchel

Fredrick

Looking east up Main Street from the corner of Main and

Grand.

14 7 Foot Artesian Well. 2400 Gal. Per Minute at Pullman,

Wa.

At the time of this picture, Miles Poindexter (1868-1946)





was a U.S. Representative from Washington (State, and was





campaigning for Senator. He would win the election and





serve as Senator from 1911-1923. To see text





on…

Looking west from near the Alder (Kamiaken) St. bridge at

the Palm Cafe, which the floodwaters had rotated 90 degrees

counterclockwise and moved a little downstream from its old

position next to City Hall.

Looking southeast towards Pioneer Hill above Spring Street


from across the Palouse River from downtown, on the south end


of Campus Hill.

Looking southeast towards the Corner Drug Store, which was

located at the corner of Main St. and High St.

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.

Looking at the Burgan Emerson Mercantile, located on the





northwest corner of the intersection of Main St. and Alder





St. (now Kamiaken).

Looking west on Main Street.

Looking south towards Pioneer Hill from across the Palouse River.