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320 Bendigo Blvd S
PO Box 179
North Bend, WA 98045

1-425-888-3200

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Summer Hours:
Through October
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Winter Hours:
November through March
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The Museum is closed on Federal Holidays, including: Martin Luther King Day, Presidents Day, Easter, Memorial Day, Mothers Day, Fathers Day, Juneteenth National Independence Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Indigenous Peoples Day, Thanksgiving, Veterans Day, Christmas and New Years.

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Melody Ranch at Snoqualmie High School. Joe Cheot

Melody Ranch at Snoqualmie High School. Joe Cheotli performing on stage for students. March 28, 1947.

Harold Keller photo PO.045.3509.

Ads from July 1904 early Snoqualmie newspaper. 72

Ads from July 1904 early Snoqualmie newspaper.

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1936 Fall City Telephone Company ad. 33.6.b

1936 Fall City Telephone Company ad.

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Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. Loading truck in snow, Mar

Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. Loading truck in snow, March 1948.

Harold Keller Photo PO.045.3432.

Fall City School Class. Brown School. 1903. PO.20

Fall City School Class. Brown School. 1903.

PO.203.0008.

1937 Snoqualmie Valley Record newspaper ad for a n

1937 Snoqualmie Valley Record newspaper ad for a new Ford.

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Woman and girl in backyard of Riverside Neighborho

Woman and girl in backyard of Riverside Neighborhood, Snoqualmie Falls town, March 1954.

Allene Mogensen photo.
PO.1137.0011.

Mount Si Ridge Riders 4-H club jacket. 1990s. Log

Ad from early Snoqualmie newspaper "The Messenger"

Ad from early Snoqualmie newspaper "The Messenger", July 9, 1904.

1948 Cascade Telephone Company and Fall City Telep

1948 Cascade Telephone Company and Fall City Telephone Company directory ad.

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Tacoma Office group touring Snoqualmie Falls Weyer

Tacoma Office group touring Snoqualmie Falls Weyerhaueser Branch Office, March 1952.

Harold Keller photo. PO.045.3500.

Mount Si and Snoqualmie River. 1962. PO.951.0174.

Mount Si and Snoqualmie River. 1962.

PO.951.0174.

1938 Valley Record ad for ferry schedule between K

1938 Valley Record ad for ferry schedule between Kirkland and Seattle. Prior to 1940 you could take the ferry or drive around the lake. It would be several years before the first bridge opened.

951.2790

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Instagram post 17958079325275366

Jennie Lewis. March 15 1995. Valley Reporter Newsp

Jennie Lewis. March 15 1995. Valley Reporter Newspaper Collection.

PO.936.0969.

George’s Bakery North Bend, Washington 1964-19

George’s Bakery
North Bend, Washington 1964-1993

George Macris hard at work in the bakery that was

George Macris hard at work in the bakery that was named for him. George owned George’s Bakery in North Bend for 29 years (1964-1993). He arrived at the bakery every day at 3am for almost three decades and was well known in the community not only for his special breads and pastries but for his good nature.

George Macris hard at work in the bakery that was

George Macris hard at work in the bakery that was named for him. George owned George’s Bakery in North Bend for 29 years (1964-1993). He arrived at the bakery every day at 3am for almost three decades and was well known in the community not only for his special breads and pastries but for his good nature.

Mount Si High School baseball shirt. Undated. 951

Mount Si High School baseball shirt. Undated.

951.1840.

Clipping in Sallal Grange scrapbook. 554.012.

Clipping in Sallal Grange scrapbook.

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