Category Archives: Digital Collections & Photographs

Mystery photo

Bob Rorabaugh asked me to share this photograph so someone might be able to identify it.  There are no identifying marks on the photograph.  Contact us if you know where this might have been.

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Edson, Brady & Juleen – Three Photographers Active at Tulalip Early in the 20th Century.

J. A. Juleen 1914 photograph of Tulalip Indian women.  Photograph from the Everett Public Library Glass Plate Negative J-184

J. A. Juleen 1914 photograph of Tulalip Indian women. Photograph from the Everett Public Library Glass Plate Negative J-184

The Stanwood Area Historical Society H & H program for Nov 9 features the photographs of

“Edson, Brady & Juleen – Three Photographers Active at Tulalip Early in the 20th Century.”
A slide presentation by David Dilgard, Everett Public Library Historian
Sunday November 9th, 2014 4:00 p.m.
Floyd Norgaard Cultural Center
27130 102nd Ave NW
Stanwood WA
The program presents photographs taken on the Tulalip Reservation by Norman S. Edson (1876-1968), Ferdinand Brady (1880-1967) and J. A. Juleen (1874-1935).
Edson was the son of a well-known Canadian landscape painter. An accomplished violinist and avid ornithologist, he learned photography from Bert Brush of Everett and often used his photos as the basis for his drawings and paintings.
Ferd Brady was based initially in Marysville and later moved to Anacortes after producing an impressive array of postcard views of Tulalip residents and buildings.
Everett photographer J. A. Juleen’s remarkable 1914 photos of tribal leader William Shelton and the Treaty Day observance at Tulalip survive as glass negatives in the collection of the Everett Public Library.  Many of our organizations have other photographs taken by Juleen throughout the County.
Take advantage of this great opportunity to learn more about Snohomish County history through the eyes of the local photographers of the day.

Everything you wanted to know about copyrights but did not know who to ask

Copyright Workshop
Saturday October 12, 2013
9:00 AM to 12:30 PM
6410 23rd Ave NE
Tulalip, WA 98271
b7-copyright-picThe League of Snohomish County Heritage Organizations will present this informative workshop to be held October 12th from 9:00 am to 12:00 PM at the Hibulb Cultural Center in Tulalip.
Robert C. Cumbow will facilitate our workshop designed for small museums, genealogy societies and other potential publishers of historical materials.
Mr. Cumbow is with the firm of Graham and Dunn of Seattle and is a respected attorney in the copyright and intellectual property areas.  He will begin with copyright basics and legal issues, then cover a wide range of topics relevant to League members:
  • How to search for copyright holders and when you have searched enough?
  • What to do when we have a photo that we do not have a deed of gift?
  • What can you post to the internet and what to be cautious of when you do post?
  • How are home movies and videos to be treated?
  • What are digital rights ?
This and much, much more including plenty of time for Q & A.
Free to members of the League of Snohomish County Heritage Organizations.  (Join here)
Seating is limited so please RSVP –
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