First Avenue, Seattle, Washington, No. 8(1897)

First Avenue, Seattle, Washington, No. 8 Synopsis

From Edison films catalog: Taken during the Klondike excitement. The streets are crowded with miners buying outfits and supplies. Mule trains, trolley cars and hurrying pedestrians give life and bustle to the scene. 50 feet. $7.50. Advertised as part of the "Northern Pacific Railway Series" (Edison films catalog): The following pictures were taken by our artists at various points on the Northern Pacific Railway. We are greatly indebted to their officials who afforded us every opportunity in their power to obtain these splendid views. Many of the scenes are incident to the excitement prevailing at the time of the Klondike gold rush. They show the resources of this company for handling large numbers of people, baggage, freight and excursion parties, and give to prospective tourists and merchants an idea of the facilities with which this road handles traffic of all kinds (p. 9). (LoC)

First Avenue, Seattle, Washington, No. 8 (1897) is a documentary film directed by James H. White, released on October 1, 1897 with a runtime of 1m. Viewers rate it 3.7 out of 10 across 7 ratings.