File:Ye Olde Curiosity Shop Princess Angeline postcard.jpg
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English: Postcard of Princess Angeline (daughter of Chief Seattle) and her home near the foot of Pike Street, Seattle, Washington, roughly the location of the Pike Hill Climb behind today's Pike Place Market. Postcard was sold by Ye Olde Curiosity Shop (Seattle, Washington). |
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