Theodore E. Peiser was an early photographer in Seattle, Washington and the Pacific Northwest. His studio and many of his photographs were lost in the Great Seattle Fire of 1889. His surviving photogr
Peiser studio (dark building in center) and tent in 1884
Territorial legislators in 1883
Territorial University faculty in 1883
Territorial University of Washington students
Carson Dobbins Boren was an early founder of Seattle, Washington. His sister Mary Ann was married to Arthur Denny, and his sister Louisa to David Denny. Boren was the first King County Sheriff. Seattl
Theodore Peiser
…statehood and the school's transition from being Territorial University of Washington. He also photographed Arthur A. Denny and a then elderly pioneer Carson D. Boren. He captured images of the area's legislators, such as Samuel H. Piles addressing a crowd at the dedication of the Alki Point Monument, and Henry Yesler…
Carson D. Boren next to a plaque memorializing him by the Union Savings & Trust Company along with family in 1905
Ira Woodin, Carson D. Boren, and Walter Graham (for whom the Graham Hill area is named) in 1905
The Denny Family plot, where Carson and his daughter Livonia are buried.