Historical Photos
This is a small collection of historical photos of and relating to Newman Lake, Washington.
Gillett Hotel
Looking from the north end. This hotel was located on the far west side of the lake.
Post Card
Gillett hotel, then Kolbe's, then the Evangelical church owned this property. Not standing now, the area has cottages and homes.
The Day Hotel
At the south end of the lake taken around 1908.
Fir Lodge
East side of the Peninsula. Professor W.E. Jackson and his wife (on deck), daughter Helen (stairs), and son Loren, built this cabin in 1911. Date of picture is 1939.
View of Lake
From the central East side of the Peninsula looking towards Bass Point. This was taken in 1932. Loren Jackson on a ride in home made motor boat.
Early 1920s
Taken by Loren Jackson. The large bay on the East side of the peninsula looking NE.
View of Bass Point
An early picture of the lake, looking at some cabins on Bass Point.
Old Cabins on the Lake
These homes were built in the 1920's by Bert Connant on the west side of Newman Lake, near Sutton Bay. Mr. Connant married the former Ann Thom Sutton.
1911 Building News
Spokesman Review news from June 2, 1911 talking about a few property owners on the lake.
Old Map of Lake Depths
This is an old map charting the water depths around the lake, from 1951.
Newman Lake Topographic Map
This is a USGS topographic map. (May not be current)