Native Americans, possibly from the Yakama tribe, in Fourth of July procession in Simcoe, Washington, 1894

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Ephraim J. Hamacher worked with Hilda Anderson in Ellensburg, Washington as Anderson and Hamacher in about 1885. Starting in 1888, he operated his own photographic business in both Ellensburg and Yakima, Washington. Hamacher was also active in Lebanon, Oregon ca. 1885 and Alaska about 1898.Caption on Mount: Hamacher. N. Yakima, Washington. Handwritten on verso: Part of the Fourth of July procession at Simcoe last year. This was the 1894 July 4th celebration. PH Coll 344 Hamacher.15 x 8 in.

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Hamacher N.
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United States--Washington (State)--Wapato

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Spokan Community Public Access, University of Washington Libraries Public Access
Community: 
spoqín (Spokan), University of Washington Libraries
Category: 
Government to Government Relations
Keywords: 
Fourth of July celebrations, Native Americans
Collections: 
Society and Culture
Original Date: 
1894 July 4th
Contributor: 
Hamacher, Ephraim
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University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections; Early Photographers Collection. PH Coll 334
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Identifier: 
SOC0883
Subject: 
Indians of North America--Washington (State)--Wapato
Type: 
Photograph, Image