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1. PO.030.0016 - Hugh France, first druggist in Fall City. Later became a doctor in Wordner, Idaho. Studio setting; Clean shaven, dark brown hair parted on side. Sitting in wicker chair on fake grass. Background fence, bushes, settee, steps up to fake doorway entrance. Wearing single breasted vest suit. Coat unbuttoned. Arm resting on armrest, hands on and by lap. Pin stripe pants, solid color coat and vest, oxford shoes.

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2. PO.169.0004 - Cascadia Hotel in North Bend at NW corner of 1st and Bendigo. Man sits on porch holding can with white whiskers is Uncle Vic, a local character who sat by the stove in the grocery store all day telling wild tales. Hotel only large building in large cut grass field. View at angle showing name printed on banner on side of hotel, on left side. Four windows above name on second floor, three are half open. Covered porce across front of building with curved facia board at top between posts. Small scalloped medallion in center of each board. Enclosed porch above roof with balusters of turned design with railing top in sections between posts. Front of second story has narrow door with transome (closed door) and four long 4 pane windows, two on each side of door with shades closed part way down. Steep hip roof and white lap siding. Annex to hotel is on right of building and set back a little from main part of building (L shaped). Same covered front porch and turned baluster railing around upper story. In far right and back of hotel is barn and small building. At far left and back of building is small building with clothes line attached and clothes on line to dry. Man in dark suit sitting alone in front yard of hotel with churn. Number of men sit and stand on front porch and in yard beside porch and large white dog lying on porch. Spalt, Artist, 311 Pike St, Seattle, Wash.

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3. PO.430.0023 - Miss Fannie Giles, taught at third Fall City school. She is wearing a white dress with a crocheted net yoke with a neck ruffle. The sleeves are also crocheted. Her dark hair is pulled back with a cluster of curls in front above the forehead. She is wearing a small bouget of long leaves and flowers on the front of her dress. Spalt, Artist, 314 Pike St., Seattle, Wash. 4 1/2 x 6 1/2" cardboard 3 3/4 x 5 1/2" mounted on the cardboard

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4. PO.904.0001 - Snoqualmie Falls Hotel and Timber cut by Jose and Son Logging taken to Chicago World's Fair. 1893 Spalt 314 Pike Street, Seattle, Wash. Paris Panel This log was shipped to the World's Fair. Length 113 feet and 14 feet square. From Jose and Sons logging camp, North Bend, Wash.

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