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Catharine Blaine Timeline


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Image Credits

  • 1824, David Blaine - University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections, UW18582z.
  • 1829, Catharine P. Blaine - WSHS Collections.
  • 1841, Seneca Falls, NY woodcut - Seneca Falls Historical Society.
  • 1845, Seneca Falls Academy - Seneca Falls Historical Society.
  • 1848, Declaration of Sentiments signers - Women's Rights National Historical Park.
  • 1850, The Bloomer Costume - Library of Congress.
  • 1853, David and Catharine Blaine - University of Washington Libraries.
  • 1853, Arthur and Mary Boren Denny log cabin in later years - WSHS Collections.
  • January 1854, Catharine Blaine, from Arthur Denny's Pioneer Days on Puget Sound - Museum of History and Industry.
  • 1854, Gold Bar Restaurant, Olympia. Site of 1854 Washington Territorial legislature - WSHS Collections.
  • April 1854, Catharine Blaine - Museum of History and Industry.
  • 1854, Blaine residence, Seattle - First United Methodist Church of Seattle.
  • 1855, Little White Church, Seattle - First United Methodist Church of Seattle.
  • 1856, John J. Blaine, from Arthur Denny's Pioneer Days on Puget Sound - Museum of History and Industry.
  • 1856, Commodore T. S. Phelps' drawing of Seattle, 1856 - Museum of History and Industry.
  • 1856, Taylor Street Church, Portland - Oregon Historical Society, OrHi25642.
  • 1856, Oregon City, OR in 1857 - Oregon Historical Society, OrHi21079.
  • 1858, Corvallis Church, Corvallis - First United Methodist Church of Corvallis.
  • 1859, Santiam Academy, Lebanon - Oregon Historical Society, OrHi62525.
  • 1862, Portland Academy, Portland - from “Pioneer Seat of Learning,” in The Oregon Native Son Volume 2, By Native Sons of Oregon, Oregon Pioneer Association, Indian War Veterans and Historical Society. Oregon Historical Society.
  • 1865, Jacksonville, OR - Oregon Historical Society.
  • 1870, David, Catharine, John, Edward, and Martha Blaine - First United Methodist Church of Seattle.
  • 1871, David Blaine - University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections, UW29994z.
  • 1873, Church, Allen's Hill, NY - Vivien Rose, Chief of Cultural Resources, Women’s Rights National Historical Park.
  • 1882, Interior of Little White Church, 1883 - First United Methodist Church of Seattle.
  • 1885, Voter registration roll, Third Ward, Seattle, 1885 - Seattle Post Intelligencer, 1885.
  • 1887, Washington Pioneer Association resolution, 1887 - Washington State Library.
  • 1888, Washington Territorial Supreme Court decision, 1888 - Washington State Archives.
  • 1897, John J. Blaine residence - Blaine family.
  • 1900, David Blaine - University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections, UW29995z.
  • 1905, First school marker - University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections, UW29996z.
  • 1908, Catharine Blaine - Pacific Christian Advocate, 1908.
  • 1908, 60th Anniversary of Seneca Falls Convention - Seneca Falls Historical Society.
  • 1911, Catharine Blaine Home, Seattle - Blaine Memorial, First United Methodist Church of Seattle Archives.
  • 1936, Hansee Hall, University of Washington - WSHS Collections.