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Date 2007-11-26 (5) Circa 1890 (3) 1900 (2) 2012-08-20 (2) December 17, 1925 (1) Show more... Subject Seattle, wa Woman Pion... (2) Catharine Paine Blaine... (1) Catharine Paine Blaine... (1) Mary E Metzger, Moline... (1) Seattle, wa Washington... (1) Show more... Creator w.s Harrington (1) First Methodist Episco... (1) First Methodist Episco... (1)

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1.	[Catharine Blaine drawers]	Catharine Paine Blaine; education; teaching; clothing, underwear; clothing, women's	This is a woman's pair of off-white cotton (or bleached muslin) drawers. The lower part of the legs have four rows of horizontal pin tucks followed by a lace insert, then continues with five rows of pin...

2.	[Catharine Blaine skirt]	Catharine Paine Blaine; education; teaching; clothing, outerwear; clothing, women's; skirt	This is a woman's long purple silk skirt with a white design of figures resembling cacti. The lower third of the skirt consists of a pleated flounce. A strip of ecru-colored lace covers the seam where...

3.	[Catharine Blaine blouse]	Catharine Paine Blaine; education; teaching; clothing, outerwear; clothing, women's; blouse	Woman's blouse or waist made of semi-sheer, dotted Swiss, white cotton cloth with three horizontal rows of lace trim on both sides of the front opening, two horizontal rows of lace across the back, fullness...

4.	[Catharine Blaine nightgown]	Catharine Paine Blaine; education; teaching; clothing, underwear; clothing, women's; nightgown	This is a woman's white cotton muslin (or sheeting) nightgown. It has long sleeves trimmed at the wrists with lace, a long front opening with three remaining buttons, and a narrow lace collar and decorative...

5.	[Catharine Blaine handkerchief]	Catharine Paine Blaine; personal gear; woman	This is a woman's square white cotton batiste handkerchief with a lace border. Appears to be homemade as though it had been cut from a hemmed garment, as the hem is visible on one end as well as a seam....

6.	[Catharine Blaine dress]	Seattle, WA; Washington Territory; education; teaching; clothing, outerwear; clothing, women's; Catherine Paine Blaine	Woman's 1860s brown silk dress with velvet trim around the sleeves below the shoulder, and around the lower areas of flared sleeves. Three black velvet pieces are placed horizontally on both sides of the...

7.	The Life of Mrs. Catharine P. Blaine: First School Teacher in Seattle	Catharine Blaine; education; Seattle, WA	Roy Ocatve Malo, Jr.'s thesis on the life of Catharine P. Blaine. Submitted for a Master's degree in Education at the University of Washington in 1949.

8.	David E. Blaine and Catharine P. Blaine	Seattle, WA; woman; pioneer; religion; Catharine Blaine; David Blaine	Thomas Prosch's bibliographical sketch about David E. and Catharine P. Blaine, briefly covering their early lives and time in Seattle during the 1850s. The sketch was written for the Seattle Historical...

9.	[Catharine Paine Blaine Obituary in the Pacific Christian Advocate, March 25, 1908]	Catharine Paine Blaine; education; teaching; obituary; woman	Obituary by W.S. Harrington that appeared in the Pacific Christian Advocate shortly after the death of Catharine Paine Blaine's death.

10.	Four Wagons West	Seattle, WA; woman; pioneer; education; Catharine Blaine; David Blaine	Chapter six, "A Parson and a Schoolma'am," from Roberta Frye Watt's 1931 book Four Wagons West. The chapter describes the lives of David and Catharine Blaine during the time they spent in Seattle in the...

11.	Pig-Tail Days	Seattle, WA; women; pioneer; education; Catharine Blaine; David Blaine	A chapter entitled, "Blaine Street," from Sophie Frye Bass' 1937 book Pig-Tail Days. The chapter briefly describes first Seattle schoolteacher Catharine Blaine and her husband David, for whom Blaine Street...

12.	Frontier Sketch	Seattle, WA; woman; pioneer; Catharine Blaine	Catharine P. Blaine's description of life in Seattle in the 1850s. A handwritten note reads "undated and unsigned, but in the handwriting of Mrs. D. E. Blaine."

13.	An Annotated Bibliography of Sources on the History of Oregon and Washington Women, 1787-1970	woman; Japanese American; North American Indian; bibliography	Northwest Women features concise descriptions of more than 700 books and articles that examine the contributions of Washington and Oregon women -- bringing to light generations of scholarship about celebrated...

14.	The Radiogram, December 17, 1925	Catharine Paine Blaine; woman	An issue of the Radiogram, the official publication of the First Methodist Episcopal Church from December 17, 1925, containing articles describing the early days of the church with Catharine Blaine and...

15.	When Seattle Was a Village	Seattle, WA; woman; pioneer; religion; Catharine Blaine; David Blaine	A portion of chapter five, "Churches in the Forest," from Sophie Frye Bass' 1947 book When Seattle Was a Village describing the early history of Seattle's first Methodist Episcopal Church, which was known...

16.	Letters from Catharine McCulloch		letters

17.	Smith DeVoe: 1892-1897; 1906-1908 (Scrapbook E)		Emma Smith DeVoe's personal collection of newspaper clippings and memorabilia. The newspaper articles are mostly from the years 1892-1897 and 1906-1908