Tag: Seattle Pacific College

Postcards from the estate of Hazel Alberts Peterson, Seattle Seminary Class of 1916. She attended the College as a member of the Class of 1920 but apparently graduated early, in 1919. Her older sister, Florence, graduated from the Seminary in 1913 and the College in 1917.

Votes for Women!

This postcard came from the estate of Hazel Alberts Peterson (1898-1989).  The photo was taken in front of the Young Ladies' Hall at Seattle Seminary, a Free Methodist secondary school that was expanding at this time along with the city nearby.  Hazel Alberts is the girl in white who is seated on the railing of... Continue Reading →

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Escape to the rainforest (2 of 3)

This postcard shows a group of Seattle Pacific College students on a hiking trip in the temperate rainforest near Seattle.  The image was reproduced in the June 1914 school yearbook, The Cascade, in a feature titled "Jolly Hikers." The postcard came from the estate of Hazel Alberts Peterson (1898-1989).  For more information about Hazel and... Continue Reading →

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Escape to the rainforest (1 of 3)

This postcard shows a group of Seattle Pacific College students on a camping trip in the temperate rainforest near Seattle.  The image was reproduced in the June 1914 school yearbook, The Cascade, in a feature titled "Jolly Hikers."  The man at the back, second from left, is Winfred Nathan Thuline (1886-1982).  Eventually I hope to... Continue Reading →

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Lessons in the grass

This postcard came from the estate of Hazel Alberts Peterson (1898-1989).  As a girl, Hazel Alberts attended Seattle Seminary, a Free Methodist college preparatory school.  College-level classes were introduced in 1910, and in 1915 the school's name was changed to Seattle Pacific College.  For more information about Hazel and her family, please see the page... Continue Reading →

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