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1. PO.030.0199 - The Snoqualmie Falls original lodge, electric power station and bridge. Falls at full flow with much spray at bottom. Snoqualmie Falls Lodge at top of cliff at left. Electric power station across river and foot bridge spans river. Mountains in background.

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2. PO.1110.0008 - Snow Lake, Wash, Ellis 196 postcard. J. Boyd Ellis, Arlington, Washington. Near the summit of Snoqualmie Pass on US Highway No 10 is typical of the many mountain lakes in the state of Washington. Floating ice from the glaciers on the opposite shore may drift by as the fisherman ties for a "Big one".

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3. PO.497.0055 - Mt Si From North Bend. J Boyd Ellis 8. Northwest Scenic Photographer. Joyner House and Mount Si, corner of 2nd Ave and Bendigo St NW on NE Corner. 33 1/2 x 5 1/2" snapshot (Yellowed) J. Boyd Ellis, Arlington, Wash. Northwest Scenic Photographer Mount Si is in the background and has snow at the top and some at the side at the left. The house is a two story frame house with a large dormer on the side at the second floor. The lower part of the house has covered porch around the end and one side of the house. The front room extends to the side, making it even with the width of the porch. There is an addition at the back. It has a long chimney. There is a large utility pole on the street corner and several buildings can be seen at the right of the house.

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4. PO.545.0008 - Snoqualmie Falls- Wash. Ellis 104. Snoqualmie Falls. A sheer drop of 268 feet makes these falls one of the many inspiring sights which greet the tourists. A short drive from Metropolitan Seattle, they are the mecca of visitors from far and near. J. Boyd Ellis, Arlington, Washington.

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5. PO.708.0188 - Mt. Snoqualmie from Snoqualmie Pass, Wash. Ellis 140.

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6. PO.708.0189 - At the Summit of Snoqualmie Pass. Ellis 154.

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7. PO.708.0190 - Summit of Snoqualmie Pass in Winter. Ellis 462.

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8. PO.793.0007 - Snoqualmie Falls and Snoqualmie Valley. This aerial view show the falls and the valley through which Sunset Highway passes over the Cascade mountains to Eastern Washington. To the left of the falls may be seen Snoqualmie Falls Lodge, one of the West's most famous eating places. C-311 Ektachrome by Josef Scaylea Published by J Boyd Ellis, Arlington, Washington.

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9. PO.940.0002 - First Ave, North Bend, looking West.

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10. PO.951.0161 - Lake Keechelus. One of the many storage reservoirs which collect the waters from the melting snows of the Cascade mountains and make them available for the irrigation projects of eastern Washington. Sunset highway (US No. 10), the main cross state highway, may be seen along the shore on the right. Ektachrome by J. Boyd Ellis. Pub. by Ellis Post Card Co, Arlington, WA 98223. 68916-B. Made by Dexter Press, West Nyack, New York.

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11. PO.951.0162 - Mount Si. Motorists along the Sunset Highway (US 10) are impressed by the rugged beauty of this mountain which is an outpost of the Cascade Range. Ektachrome by Jan Doward. Published by J Boyd Ellis, Arlington, Washington.

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12. PO.951.0163 - Mount Si near North Bend, Washington. Color by TM Green. Mount Si. Motorists along the Sunset Highway (US 10, Interstate 90) are impressed by the rugged beauty of this mountain which is an outpost of the Cascade Range. Pub. by Ellis Post Card Co, Arlington, Wash. 98223. Made by Dexter Press, West Nyack, New York.

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13. PO.951.0169 - Snoqualmie Falls and Snoqualmie Valley. This aerial view shows the falls and the valley through which the Sunset Highway passes over the Cascade mountains to Eastern Washington. To the left of the falls may be seen Snoqualmie Falls Lodge, one of the West's most famous eating places. Ektachrome by Josef Scaylea. Published by J Boyd Ellis, Arlington, Washington.

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14. PO.951.0181 - Giant Fir Log. This 13,000 board feet specimen is typical of the giants still found in the virgin forests of Oregon and Washington. A lot of lumber in this one. Ektachorme by J Boyd Ellis. Published by Ellis Post Card Co, Arlington, Washington.

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15. PO.951.0184 - Lake Washington Floating Bridge. World's longest bridge constructed of concrete pontoons is an engineering marvel. Constructed and financed by tolls, it is now free and carries US Highway No 10 directly east from downtown Seattle and on through Snoqualmie Pass to the east. Kodachrome by J Boyd Ellis. Published by J Boyd Ellis, Arlington, Wash.

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