<p>Caption on postcard: Chief Seattle and princess Angeline and home of Angeline, Seattle, Washington
</p><p>Printed on verso: Published by the Puget Sound News Company
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<p>Princess Angeline lived for some years in a wooden house near the Seattle waterfront probably near the foot of Pike Street. It was possibly built in 1881. According to some sources, Seattle businessman Amos Brown built  a new cabin for her in 1891. After Angeline's death in 1896, her grandson may have continued to live in the cabin, and it was most likely photographed in the years following her death as well as during her lifetime.</p>
<ul><li>Subjects (LCTGM): Tribal chiefs--Washington (State); Dwellings--Washington (State)--Seattle</li>
<li>Subjects (LCSH): Seattle, Chief, 1790-1866; Angeline, Suquamish Indian, d. 1896--Homes and haunts--Washington (State)--Seattle; Suquamish Indians--Kings and rulers; Suquamish Indians--Dwellings</li></ul>
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