File:Washington state military leadership 1892.png

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English: Camp Murray (summer encampment), near Tacoma in 1892. From left to right: E.S. Smith, Seattle; L.F. Boyd, Spokane; R.S. O'Brien, Olympia; Will L. Vischer, Tacoma; E.P. Ferry, Olympia; L.M. Atkins, Fairhaven; F.E. Trotten, Vancouver Barracks; Albert Whyte, Tacoma; Henry Sandes, Port Townsend; H.F. Garretson, Tacoma. Colonel Frederick E. Trotter died several days after this picture was taken. Ferry and Col. Landes died within a year.
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Author State of Washington

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