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1. 029.002 - Herb Parker's (North Bend settler) hat brush with silver handle. 6.2" long, overall, 3" wide at the shoulder, 2.75" long bristles. The handle of the brush is made of silver, with embossed flowers on both sides. The bristles of the brush are soft and white.

   Brush

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2. PO.003.0047 - July 4, 1908. North Bend, Wash. Siegrist 177. Parade Formation of Floats. Band Wagon driven by Bill Crow. Members of the band were Frank Hart, Ward Catching, Bert Florence, Arnold Mueller, Clyde Roberts, Bill Florence, Ted Boalch, Ollie Bryan, George Bouck, Morman Baldwin, Charles Dano, Ralph Dano, Charles Baldwin, Herb Parker, Robert Bryan, Queen Maimey, Bartling Conklin. Peter Maloney is leading the parade on a white horse. Siegrist 177

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3. PO.074.0227 - North Bend with snow and men on walk looking East on North Bend Way from North Bendigo Blvd. On left side of street beginning at corner: Bohemian Beer sign on Oberto and Bates Saloon, People's Drug Store, Bakery and Restaurant, Meads and Dano Cigar and Newsstand, Milwaukee Bar, U and I Bar, Totem Club. Men stand along sidewalk on left side, one of louvered doors of tavern open. Two bare limbed trees on left by edge of sidewalk.

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4. PO.097.0003 - Parade Formation of Floats. Band Wagon driven by Bill Crow. Members of the band were Frank Hart, Ward Catching, Bert Florence, Arnold Mueller, Clyde Roberts, Bill Florence, Ted Boalch, Ollie Bryan, George Bouck, Morman Baldwin, Charles Dano, Ralph Dano, Charles Baldwin, Herb Parker, Robert Bryan, Queen Maimey, Bartling Conklin. Peter Maloney is leading the parade on a white horse Frank. Siegrist 177

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5. PO.097.0005 - Delivery Day at E Catchings Store in North Bend Wagon of supplies with driver and 2 horses hitched to wagon E Catching Store and Cascade Hotel From Left Louis Pflug (Barkeeper) W. H. Taylor E Catching L Vogel Billie Florence Herb Parker driving team 1910

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6. PO.116.0007 - Man holding coyote skins, with cougar lying in front. The man has a black hat, a vest with watch chain from left breast pocket to buttonhole. He is holding the coyotes by their noses. The cougar seems to have it's head raised. Plain building in background with fence posts on right side. Small amount of bare branch shows in top left, in front of roof of building. Handwritten note on back: The cougar looks small the way it lays and the way the camera was placed. It measured over 6 ft. Will Taylor says about the next thing Dad will catch will be an elephant.

   Postcard, Picture

   Record Type: Photo

   
7. PO.178.0423 - First St, North Bend about 1910. Old Woodman Hall at end of Street. Herb Parker is the man on end standing on corner. The man wearing the vest is Louie Pflug, the owner of the saloon. Richard C. Mueller, harness maker & upholsterer. Johnny Pike, arms folded, the later owner of Pikes Garage.

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8. PO.180.0001 - Composite Image of Six Early Scenes of North Bend: Top Scene: Town of North Bend Windmill and water tower visible in left center, showing above the roof of the Bohemian saloon owned by Louis Pflug, around corner on N Bendigo, Mount Si is left background. Center left Scene: Maloney House Maloney House on Bendigo. Two story house with front porch and white picket fence. Bottom Left Scene: North Bend Military Band Band standing on Maloney's fir stump. Drum sideway with caption on side. Driver- Bill Crow Frank Harte- Leader, Cornet Ward Catching, Cornet Bert Florence, Cornet Arnold Mueller, Cornet Clyde Roberts, Alto Bill Florence, Alto Ollie Bryan, Tenor George Bouck, Tenor Norman Baldwin, Bass Drum Charles Dano, Snare Drum Rudolph Dano, Trombone Charles Baldwin, Trombone Herb Parker, Bass Robert Bryan, Baritone Center Right: Catching's Store and Cascadia Hotel Man on rearing horse in street in front Catching's General Merchandise Store with Cascadia Hotel to right and above store with balcony porch with railing. Lower Right: Pete Maloney on Fir Stump Peer Maloney astride his white horse on Maloney's fir stump. Two horses on ground in back of stump. Lower Center: North Bend Livery Stable Peter Maloney Prop, North Bend Livery Stable, front of building with horses and men, carriages in front. Maloney and his white horse in doorway. Black and white "Foto by North Bend Foto Studio"

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9. PO.182.0029 - Wedding party in yard of home. Emma Allen to Herb Parker,daughter of North Bend Pioneers James and Viola Allen. Wedding of Emma Allen to Herb Parker. About 1910 Wedding party in yard of Allen home for marriage of James and Viola North Bend Pioneers' daughters Emma.

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10. PO.200.0010 - July 4, 08 Parade. Siegrist 177. North Bend, Wash. The picture is of a Parade in formation. It is led by Peter James Maloney, Parade Marshall, followed by many floats. There are homes on the other side of the line of floats.

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    Record Type: Photo

    
11. PO.284.0022 - Frank Harte's Band, July 4, '08, North Bend, Wash. 3 1/2 x 5 1/2" postcard The float is on a wagon with decorated wheels. The box of the wagon has been built in a stair step style from the center to each end. The band members are sitting on the steps of the built up box. There is a flag on the front of the wagon and the harnesses of the team are decorated with flag material. The man at the back end of the float has a large drum. The other members have their instruments.

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12. PO.284.0024 - July 4, '08 Parade, North Bend, Wash. Siegrist 177. Original postcard. 3 1/2 x 5 1/2" postcard 177 Siegrist, North Bend, Wash. The horse in the lead is whte with material of the stripes of the flag around the front of his shoulders. The horse is being ridden by Pete Maloney. Frank Harte's band float is next, and then the Goddess of Liberty float. Other floats and horses can be seen behind these. They are lined up on a side street waiting for the parade to begin.

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13. PO.284.0030 - North Bend Steam Laundry. Postcard. 3 1/2 x 5 1/2" In the middle of south side of 3rd between Bendigo and Main Sts. False front on pitched roof building. Two stacks. 'LAUNDRY' written in large letters across top of front. Door in middle with two 4-pane windows on each side. Group of men in white shirt sleeves, suspenders, and ties. Women standing in front of building. Side view of west side of building with old touring car in foreground. Side curtains have printing "LAUNDRY PHONE 51 NORTH BEND". Some buildings in rear. Outline of Rattlesnake Ridge in background. Copy and neg 284/30/A/B NEGATIVE 284/30/b

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14. PO.308.0005.1 - North Bend Steam Laundry. 3 1/2 x 5 1/2" postcard mounted on 5 x 7" paper and cardboard. Duplicate: 3 1/2 x 5 1/2" postcard The picture is of the front and right side of the wooden building with "Laundry" in large white block letters across the top of the front. There are four, four-paned windows along the side. There are two chimneys, one larger in rear of roof. There is a group of people standing in front of the building, five men, six ladies in long dresses, one child and a dog next to an automobile. The auto has a canvas top and has "Laundry, Phone 51, North Bend: printed in white block letters on the side. There is a small wooden cart next to the side of the building. The building has a hip roof, shingled and patched, shiplap siding on the side of the building. There is tongue-and-groove V-siding on the front of the building. The car is a touring car with side curtains, Model T style.

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15. PO.308.0005.2 - North Bend Steam Laundry.

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16. PO.308.0073 - Goldmyer Hotsprings near North Bend, Wash. Middle Fork, Snoqualmie River Postcard: 3 1/2 x 5 1/2" A. J. Holzman The picture is of a two story building. The upper story has two windows in the front and one on the side. The roof is very steep. There is a covered roof around the front and side of the building over the wide side walk. Log poles are the supports for this roof. There are several people standing in front of the lodge. There are tall trees in the background.

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17. PO.308.0086 - Cast of Play. North Bend, Wash. Siegrist Postcard: 3 1/2 x 5 1/2" The picture is of a group of people on a stage. There are three men sitting on chairs, the rest are standing. The ladies have long dresses and the men have suits. Two of them have top hats. The stage has stars around the edge. The people are : Grace Mueller, Herb Parker, Norman Baldwin, Bill Shaw, Mr. & Mrs. Hart, Emma Parker, Bert Florence, Charlie Baldwin, and Elmer Parker.

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18. PO.308.0112 - Wedding of Herb Parker and Emma Allen, North Bend. 5 x 7" black and white glossy The picture is of two ladies and two men. The men are dressed in formal clothing with bow ties. The ladies have long dresses with high necklines and full sleeves. They are standing by the side of a church. They are left to right: 1. Johnny Pike, brother. 2. Her Parker 3. Emma Allen Parker 4. Ella Allen sister Johnny Pike's mother was Mrs. Scheuchzer, Lavinia Pike, her first marriage. Ella Allen was the twin sister of Emma Allen.

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19. PO.308.0167 - Tanner School students. Teach Lillie Spoon 5 x 8" paper on cardboard with a collage of individual pictures out from strips and arranged on the cardboard. The pictures contain the photos of the following people. Archie Knowles, Bill Bryan, Charlie Bryan, Webb Baldwin, Louise Baldwin, Bertha Jarvis, Ella Allen, Sylvia Florence, Minnie Rose (?) Herb & Emma Parker, Metta & Elda Roberts, Ollie Bryon, Geo. Bouck, Dimple Morgan, and Lillie Spoon, teacher.

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20. PO.333.0001 - Goldmyer Hotsprings near North Bend, Wash. The picture is of a tall two story building with a covered porch around the entire building. There are two windows in the front of the upper part of the building, and one on the side. The roof of the porch is supported by poles at intervals around the building. There are several people in the yard and on the edge of the porch. Trees are in the background. Postcard: 3 1/2 x 5 1/2" A. J. Holzman, North Bend, Washington. Printed in white on bottom of photo is, "Goldmyer Hot Sprints near North Bend, Wash." Aug 1913 North Bend, Wash Prms LM Parker Fall City, Wash. Dear Aunt, Am having quite a good time this summer. How are you? Will you folks have plenty of pears? I want to be sure and get five bushels of them if you have plenty. Ellen.

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    Record Type: Photo