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Blacksmith Shop at Meadowbrook. June 24, 1954. PO

Blacksmith Shop at Meadowbrook. June 24, 1954.

PO.883.0007.

Cedar Falls 3rd and 4th grade girls dressed for sc

Cedar Falls 3rd and 4th grade girls dressed for school play. ?, ? Dorothy Young and Helen Jordan.

L5.

This weekend will be hot and many will play at the

This weekend will be hot and many will play at the river to cool down. Reminder: be safe, the Snoqualmie River typically kills multiple people on the first warm weekend of the year. Our community does not want to loose more friends and family. The water is ice cold, swift and has hidden debris that will catch people and not let them surface. Teach or remind your friends and family of the dangers. Encourage life vests, playing in slow areas, watching for signs of hypothermia and making sure your have a safety plan in place for emergencies.

Bee Tree in Monte Vista Front Pasture, June 1979.

Bee Tree in Monte Vista Front Pasture, June 1979. Irene Fury photo.

Camp next to ranger station in North Bend. c 1960s

Camp next to ranger station in North Bend. c 1960s-1970s.

Snoqualmie Pass, c 1920s-1930s.

Snoqualmie Pass, c 1920s-1930s.

Did you know there is now a new Federal Holiday ca

Did you know there is now a new Federal Holiday called Juneteenth? Juneteenth becomes the 12th Federally recognized holiday in the United States; commemorating the emancipation of enslaved African Americans. Juneteenth marks the anniversary of the announcement of General Order No. 3 by Union Army general Gordon Granger on June 19, 1865, proclaiming freedom for enslaved people in Texas.

Karen McKibben's 1965 Mount Si High School Letterm

Karen McKibben's 1965 Mount Si High School Letterman's sweater.

1029.001.

Meadow Stringless Beans label.

Meadow Stringless Beans label.

Nita Baldwin Hillyer and unidentified at Baldwin H

Nita Baldwin Hillyer and unidentified at Baldwin Home, North Bend. c 1910s.

Cedar Falls School hike, 1920s. ARB.10.A.

Cedar Falls School hike, 1920s.

ARB.10.A.

Boys and women in Cedar Falls Swimming Pool. June

Boys and women in Cedar Falls Swimming Pool. June 1925.

PO.040.3287.

Daisy on Lake Sammammish.

Daisy on Lake Sammammish.

Early Snoqualmie Falls Lodge, c 1920s.

Early Snoqualmie Falls Lodge, c 1920s.

Mrs. Cheney's Music Students Cinderella program po

Mrs. Cheney's Music Students Cinderella program poster. 1929.

015.120.

Everglade Blackberries, Valley Canning Co label, C

Everglade Blackberries, Valley Canning Co label, Carnation.

811.255.

Si View Free Swimming Class. June 10, 1948. Haro

Si View Free Swimming Class. June 10, 1948.

Harold Keller Photo.

PO.233.0036.

North Bend High School Class of 1912. PO.040.318

North Bend High School Class of 1912.

PO.040.3187.

The Museum's Farm Shed during a painting party by

The Museum's Farm Shed during a painting party by North Bend Fire Department, June 1988. A Ruppert Photo.

PO.578.0114.

Class of 1917-1918 at North Bend High School. Holz

Class of 1917-1918 at North Bend High School. Holzman Photo. Included Orpha Allen and Evelyn Baldwin.

PO.003.0037.

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