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Frank Palmer – “Scenic” Photographer

Clip: Season 33 Episode 3305 | 6m 43sVideo has Closed Captions

Frank Palmer photographed "Nature's Grandest Scenes" in eastern Wash. and North Idaho.

Photographer Frank Palmer, who lived in Spokane in the early 1900s, called himself a “Scenic Photographer” who photographed “Natures Grandest Scenes.” His beautiful hand painted photographs were used to attract tourists to eastern Washington and northern Idaho. Palmer’s images included grand waterfalls, pristine lakes, and towering mountains.

05/28/2020

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