Charles Prosch, Seattle, ca. 1897
Charles Prosch and his wife Susan were among the early residents of Puget Sound country, arriving here in 1855. A printer by trade, Prosch founded a newspaper in Steilacoom and later, with his sons Fred and Thomas, acquired the Pacific Tribune in Olympia. Embossed on mount: Curtis Studio, Seattle. Handwritten on verso: Charles Prosch Seattle Pioneer. *Subjects (LCTGM): Pioneers--Washington (State)--Seattle; Publishers--Washington (State)--Seattle; Newspaper industry--Washington (State)--Seattle *People: Prosch, Charles
- Date
- c. 1897
- Archive
- Wikimedia Commons
- Type
- photograph
- Original size
- 415 × 600 pixels
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