Alaska-Yukon Pacific Exposition
Seattle Washington
June 1-Oct 16, 1909
This Souvenir Folding Card, an official publication of the Alaska-Yukon Pacific Exposition held on the dates noted above was postmarked Aug 20, 1909 in Seattle, Washington. It was mailed from Louie Yehle to his sister-in-law, Mrs. Casimir T. (Mary) Yehle in Saint Joseph, Missouri. Louis was the only Yehle sibling who moved to Canada in the mid-1910s and may have been living in either Canada or Seattle at the time of the Exposition.
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Front Cover, Alaska-Yukon Pacific Exposition Souvenir Folding Card |
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Back Cover, Alaska-Yukon Pacific Exposition Souvenir Folding Card |
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Cascade and United States Government Buildings |
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Spokane County Building |
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Top: Machinery Hall; Bottom: Agricultural Building |
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Top: Forestry Building and Band Stand; Bottom: King County Building |
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Top: Music Pavilion; Bottom: Oriental Foreign Exhibit Building |
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Top: Official Emblem of Exposition; Bottom: European Foreign Exhibit Building |
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Top: Manufacturers Building; Bottom: Vista from Steps of the Agricultural Building |
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Top: Oregon State Building; Bottom: Fine Arts Building |
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Top: Emergency Hospital; Bottom: Auditorium |
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Top: Part of Nome Circle; Bottom: Court of Honor and Mt. Rainer |
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Top: Hawaii, Oriental and Manufacturers Building; Bottom: Puget Plaza and Government Buildings from Main Entrance |
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Top: Forestry Building; Bottom: Manufacturers, King County, and Machinery Hall |