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Preserving History in the Digital Age
Harley Brumbaugh
FBI’s Famous Kidnapping Case: The Snoqualmie Valley Connection
BEFORE MODERN MEDICINE
Lucille Smith Recalls North Bend in 1940
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

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Jennifer Sorenson. October 16 Edition of the Sno-V

Jennifer Sorenson. October 16 Edition of the Sno-Valley Reporter newspaper. c 1990s
PO.936.1607.

Mt Teneriffe and Mt Si with Cattle and horses in P

Mt Teneriffe and Mt Si with Cattle and horses in Pasture.

PO.219.0048.

North Bend nursing home. October 1959. Harold Kel

North Bend nursing home. October 1959.

Harold Keller photo.

PO.045.3339.

Harvey Moss and Charles Johnson pulling out logs w

Harvey Moss and Charles Johnson pulling out logs with horses Barney and Morg. Undated.

PO.145.0308.

USFS Inclinometer. An inclinometer or clinometer i

USFS Inclinometer. An inclinometer or clinometer is an instrument used for measuring angles of slope, elevation, or depression of an object with respect to gravity's direction for surveying.

102.023.

Snoqualmie High School Class. October 1922. Russe

Snoqualmie High School Class. October 1922.

Russel Hardman, 2nd row, 3rd from left.

PO.710.0001.

As the United States commemorates Indigenous Peopl

As the United States commemorates Indigenous Peoples' Day & Columbus Day, a great way to honor contact with other cultures is to learn more about the many cultures in North America. The Snoqualmie Tribe shares a great website with some of their story: https://snoqualmierightsday.snoqualmietribeweb.us/

Mrs Weeks' receipt. 942.921.

Mrs Weeks' receipt.

942.921.

Mount Si High School 1995 Tenas Coma yearbook page

Mount Si High School 1995 Tenas Coma yearbook page. Mrs. Carol Lawrence comforts (laughs with?) student Hope Evans during rigors of computer class.

888.020.

The Snoqualmie Valley was covered in old growth fo

The Snoqualmie Valley was covered in old growth forests 150 years ago. The first saw mill opened in 1873 with trees being hauled by oxen or floated down the river. Later trains and then logging trucks took these ancient trees to mill.

PO.951.0182.

Sledmaker handcrafting logs, Weyerhaeuser Snoqualm

Sledmaker handcrafting logs, Weyerhaeuser Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Co. October 1951. Donkey engines were placed on sleds like the one being made.

PO.045.3319.

North Bend Steam Laundry. Located on 3rd between B

North Bend Steam Laundry. Located on 3rd between Bendigo and main. c1910s. Lederly family and employees.

PO.751.0028.

Gaines family chamberpot or spittoon. Which do you

Gaines family chamberpot or spittoon. Which do you think it is and why?

010.008.

North Bend Grade School class. October 1922. Top:

North Bend Grade School class. October 1922.
Top: H Dotson, ?, F Gensen, G Wilson, B Thompson, W Hubbard, T Scheuchzer, M Westal
2nd row: M Sabean, 'loy Rice, V Dawson, C Schnick, H Nelson, M Passett, R Scott, D Erdman, C ?
PO.532.0050.

Student Council, Mount Si High School 1968 Tenas C

Student Council, Mount Si High School 1968 Tenas Coma yearbook page.

1118.001.

Crate, 1915 from McKibben Chicken Ranch, Fall City

Crate, 1915 from McKibben Chicken Ranch, Fall City.

015.1081.

Blasting Rock. October 1951. Location unidentified

Blasting Rock. October 1951. Location unidentified. Harold Keller photograph.

PO.045.3622.

Lemonade stand. Helen, Kay Thompson, Wade Parker,

Lemonade stand. Helen, Kay Thompson, Wade Parker, George Rauch, Jack Young, Theo Thompson, Ward Harman, 1931-32.

ARG9.

Ferry Boat on Lake Keechlus with tug boat along si

Ferry Boat on Lake Keechlus with tug boat along side. 1913.

PO.262.0002.

Washington Forest photo from Major General Wesley

Washington Forest photo from Major General Wesley Merritts Snoqualmie Falls album. c 1900s.

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The Museum is now reopen! The Museum is currently open Saturdays through Tuesdays, 1pm to 5pm. For your safety and the safety of our staff and volunteers, masks are required for all visitors aged 2 and older while visiting the interior of the Museum. By order of King County beginning October 25 all visitors aged 12 and older must show proof of vaccination to visit the Museum. Dismiss

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