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Inquiry of Week: Where was Camp Bide-A-Wee?
Snoqualmie’s Centennial Log
First Brick Building In Town
Research Inquiry: What is the History of the Trees along the field between Two Rivers School and North Bend Elementary?
The Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Company – “All Electric” Mill
Research Inquiry: What is that bench by DirtFish? It looks important!
Dairy Farming at Monte Vista Farm During the Great Depression
Learning More About Your Property
Research Inquiry: Meadowbrook Hotel
Puget Sound and the Northern Pacific Railroad by Edmund T. Coleman

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Campfire council fire. June 1955. Harold Keller Ph

Campfire council fire. June 1955. Harold Keller Photo.

Keller 2544-A.

Grace Clark on right with sister. Fall City pionee

Grace Clark on right with sister. Fall City pioneers. Grace cared for Oules Family.

PO.104.0052.

North Bend High School Football Team game at Easto

North Bend High School Football Team game at Easton.

Gardiner Family Collection, Snoqualmie Valley Museum.

Heading home from mill, Weyerhaeuser Snoqualmie Fa

Heading home from mill, Weyerhaeuser Snoqualmie Falls mill. June 1957. Harold Keller Photo.

PO.045.3648.

Northern Hotel Fire, Snoqualmie. June 8, 1905. PO

Northern Hotel Fire, Snoqualmie. June 8, 1905.

PO.178.0118.

The Museum holds many treasured pieces of valley a

The Museum holds many treasured pieces of valley and family history. This unassuming pin was donated by Jerry Rees. His maternal grandparents were Jerry Borst & Mina Kanim while his paternal grandmother was Euphemia Moorehead Moore Rees. Mrs. Rees had moved to the valley at the age of 65 in 1884 to live with her son after her she broke her hip back east near the same time her husband died. The pin had originally belonged to her grandmother and namesake, Mrs. Euphemia Moorehead-Anderson, and was one of the items she selected to come with her. The dark hair was Mrs. Anderson's and light hair was her husband Isaac Anderson's. Euphemia Moorehead-Anderson was born in 1770 in Pennsylvania and married Isaac in 1788. Isaac was born in Ireland in 1758. They moved to Ohio, Isaac passing there in 1839 and Euphemia in 1851. Their granddaughter Euphemia Moore (our pioneer) was born in 1819 in Ohio but had moved to Missouri and then later Kansas during her married life before moving to the Valley.

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Bill and Geneva Cochrane family, North Bend. c 194

Bill and Geneva Cochrane family, North Bend. c 1944.

PO.574.0119.

Hansel Ring Barker at Snoqualmie Falls Weyerhaeuse

Hansel Ring Barker at Snoqualmie Falls Weyerhaeuser Mill. June 1951. Keller photo.

PO.045.3624.

As Kathy continues to go through her mom Allene Mo

As Kathy continues to go through her mom Allene Mogensen's photos she asks if anyone recognizes where these were taken? Though they lived in Snoqualmie at the time, she is not sure if they are here or not as the background does not seem familiar. c 1953.

Snoqualmie High School, 1918. (To far left is the

Snoqualmie High School, 1918. (To far left is the corner of Snoqualmie Grade School now the School Administration Building).

PO.688.0073.

Slim, USFS Packer. June 1974. Snoqualmie Valley M

Slim, USFS Packer. June 1974.

Snoqualmie Valley Museum Collection.

Emmett Jackson playing golf, Preston. June 1948.

Emmett Jackson playing golf, Preston. June 1948.

Harold Keller Photo. PO.045.3550.

Allene Mogensen took hundreds of pictures of Ellis

Allene Mogensen took hundreds of pictures of Ellisville and the Snoqualmie Falls Riverside neighborhood in the 1940s-50s. Can you help identify some of the people in this picture?

Woman with girl.

Remembering on this Memorial Day...

Remembering on this Memorial Day...

Memorial Day Service, May 30, 1924. North Bend Cem

Memorial Day Service, May 30, 1924. North Bend Cemetery.

Left to Right Dr Tron, George Lindsey, Jesse Wolverton, George Kelley, Frank Beard.

PO.308.0108.

One of the employees at Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Co

One of the employees at Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Co was a photographer named Takazo Shimoda. He took many any images in the upper valley including this one of the Japanese-American worker's bunk houses at Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Co. At the time housing was racially segregated.

Allene Mogensen took hundreds of pictures of Ellis

Allene Mogensen took hundreds of pictures of Ellisville and the Snoqualmie Falls Riverside neighborhood in the 1940s-50s. Can you help identify some of the people in this picture?

School Field Day, on last day of school. Carmen ? on right. 1956.

Haddassah Reinig feeding the chickens, Reinig Farm

Haddassah Reinig feeding the chickens, Reinig Farm, 1936.

Buildings at CCC Camp. John Lund's Civilian Conser

Buildings at CCC Camp. John Lund's Civilian Conservation Corp album.

5th Grade Class, North Bend. May 1970. Students un

5th Grade Class, North Bend. May 1970. Students unidentified.

PO.171.0218.

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