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Black and white photo of Ballard Feed Co. Inc. on Ballard Avenue. Photo shows four horse drawn wagons posed in front of two buildings marked Ballard Feed Co. Inc., with painted advertisements on signs listing products sold. Also in photo are a man in…

Group portrait of shipyard workers standing in front of one of the shipyard buildings. Safety signs and labels decorate the building, and the 'On the Job for Victory' sign hints at the wartime importance of this industry - the First World War ended…

Three men shake hands on the dock during the launching ceremony for the S. S. Mahwah. The ceremony took place on April 20, 1920.

Several men pose on a small First World War era tank, some in uniform. Dry docks appear in the background.

Black and white photo, part one of two part panorama of Ballard, taken from Lower Queen Anne circa 1905. In foreground railroad bridge with log booms and mills behind. Homes in background.

Black and white photo, part two of two part panorama of Ballard, taken from Lower Queen Anne circa 1905. In foreground railroad bridge with log booms and mills behind. Homes in background.

Photograph of a man driving a Ballard Feed Company wagon. In the background is another store, which sells coal, concrete, and other products.

Portrait of a man dressed in a suit, bowtie, and hat; he is identified on the back as Wallie Knapp.

Photograph of a boiler at Ballard Boiler Works. The photo was taken by Davis Photography, and is mounted on black matting.

Portrait of an unidentified young man.