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Herd of Buffalo grazing on the lands near White Bluffs.

Building the railroad in White Bluffs. Workers taking a break next to their automobiles.

Smiget ferry docked, on shore.

Family posing in the snow, in front of a home. Three children sitting on sleds.

Pure bred pigs, with three children saluting the camera. Art Anderson, oldest boy, and most likely Clarene Anderson is the girl next to him.

Aerial of White Bluffs and the railroad.

Man sitting on a plow, in a field.

Group of men in front of a building.

A photo of a plow waiting to be used.

"Taken summer 1920", aerial of White Bluffs streets, and a few business/homesteads.

Colorful White Bluffs banner advertisement.

A group of people drinking, posing for the photo around a table.

Homestead, with large windmill on the right hand side of the image.

White Bluffs Band Priest Rapids Valley group photo, standing on the steps of a building.

"Taken summer 1920", aerial of White Bluffs streets, and a few business/homesteads.

IGA store street scene.

Horse pulling a carriage over a bridge.

Sunnybank Ranch Cherries advertisement.

White Bluffs Band Priest Rapids Valley group photo. Mostly adult band members, not high school marching band.

Large cow standing next to a man outside of a fence. Home and shed in the background.

White Bluffs Motor Company advertisement. Owned and operated by Fred Gilhuly.

Group of soldiers and a large American flag. Caption reads, "They all came back." After WWI.

Airplane on the ground, ready for take-off.

Airplane, with a woman standing next to the airplane. Man in the cockpit.

Group gathered by Meeker Well, near Hanford. The well is freely spraying water out onto ground around on-lookers.

Two houses close to each other. "Bair's home".

Photograph of the interior of a local grocery store.

Two houses close to each other. "Bair's home".

Airplane called "Society". Tail of the plane reads, "Kelso *illegible* Yakima." Woman with flying googles on standing in front of the plane, with a man walking toward the plane.

Wooden framed well/mill structure.

A young boy sitting on a large donkey.

Three girls standing in front of the White Bluffs Spokesman (newspaper). The girl on the far left is possibly Clarene Anderson.

A young boy sitting on a donkey. He is looking away from the camera.

A young boy on a donkey, with two other young girls standing next to them.

"Sam Allard & his son, Henry at Allard, Washington. Early 40's."

"The little ones are Charles Sam Allard, Henry's boy & Edna Allard. About 1931. Henry Allard, Verna Chase, Hortense & Sam Allard".

A group young people standing on the porch of a school house. Between Priest Rapids & Allard.

A group of young men standing in a row, on a lawn.

Bar scene with several people at a booth, and around other tables and a bar. Women at the bar are drinking from bottles.

"Sam Allard & 3rd wife, Hortense at Allard in 1943 (about 84 years old)."

"Sam Allard & 3rd wife Hortense, in 1943 (about) at Allard, WA. He died in 1945 at Prosser, WA."

"Sam Allard in 1941 with granddaughter, Verna Chase Thompson & his son in law, Vernon Chase. Sam's Granddaughters (Vernas girls) Sharon Thompson & Marea Thompson."

"Henry Allard at Priest Rapids Power Plant in 1927 before he moved to Joseph, Oregon in 1929 to run a power plant for 30 years."

"Vernon Chase at Allard, WA. Depot in 1924, with Verna and Mildred. Leaving the ranch for awhile."

"Grandpa Moses Allard grave at White Bluffs, WA. 1929. (Sam Allard's father) (1831-1929)."

"Sam Allard in his hay fields by the Columbia River in the early 20's."

"Driftwoods on the Columbia River in late 1900's Allard Ranch."

"Sam Allard and his percherons at his ranch in early 1900's at the Columbia River in WA."

"Vern Chase and his two daughters, Verna and Mildred in a field of red, paper like, everlasting flowers on the sand dunes above the Columbia River on the Allard Ranch 1922-1924. They were supposed to have just grown in this one area?"

"Cutting ice blocks out of the Columbia River in the early 20's. At Allard, WA. It was hauled by sled up to the ice house and packed in saw dust."