<p>This photograph was taken outside The Safe Cabinet Company, 1214 Fourth Avenue, in Seattle.
</p><p>On verso of image: James J. Crow, Founder of the town of Kent, and Clarence B. Bagley.  Photo taken March 14, 1918, for the [Seattle] Times.  They were then the only survivors of those who worked on the University or its grounds in 1861.
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<p>Bagley, Clarence (1843-1932): Born in Troy Grove, Illinois,  and arrived in Seattle in October 1860 at the age of 17, along with his parents.  He became a printer, publisher, and writer, a founder of the Washington State Historical Society, and the region's first and preeminent historian.

Crow, James Jeremiah:  Eloped to the Kent Valley with his bride Emma in 1862, where they later raised 13 children.  He later founded the town of Kent.

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<ul><li>Subjects (LCTGM): Historians--Washington (State)--Seattle; Shaking hands</li>
<li>Subjects (LCSH): Bagley, Clarence, 1843-1932; Crow, James J. (James Jeremiah)</li></ul>
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