Seattle Memories : The Perspective of a Seattle Pioneer to 1900

Edith Sanderson Redfield chronicles life in Seattle during the last part of the nineteenth century as only some-one who has lived it could. Images are vivid and evocative as she describes what we can only imagine the foresight and fortitude of the founding fathers; the skirmishes with the local Indians: the inevitable frontier justice; the devastation of The Great Fire; and the sometimes terrible toll of life at sea. Yet, through it all, the people of Seattle pursue their destiny with determination, carving out for themselves a magnificent city set amongst unparalleled natural beauty.

Seattle Memories ends just as Washington State's oldest and most-respected real estate brokerage is born: Ewing and Clark, Inc. To commemorate Ewing and Clark's 100th

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