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1. 178.561 - Bread made in Leonard Reinig's pan used in 1870s in his Seattle Bakery with his scales he also used; made by Peggy Jones, his granddaughter, March 21, 1977.

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2. 178.593 - Bakery Bread Pans Three bread pans banded together to make one. They are a heavy metal and the band that holds them together is a 1.25 piece strap of iron. Was used in Leonard Reinig's bakery in Seattle before the big Seattle fire in June 1889. They are corroded and rusty.

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3. PO.178.0122 - Reinig homestead on Reinig Road. Close up of right side of front of Reinig home with building in back where generator for electricity was with Water wheel beside it. Margaretha and Dio Reinig sitting on front steps. Eddie and dog on side. Bicycle leans against porch. Bucket hangs over rail fence in back. Hill rises sharply behind house with snags and a fallen log. Three trees in yard and a ladder against house. Yard enclosed by picket fence. House is board and batten siding. Small house by water wheel called "the Spring House". Father, Leonard Reinig wears dark coat and cap, stands with one foot up on ladder on ground at corner of house. Fence is lathe boards with top ends shaped to sharp points. Reinig Road, Milk House .

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4. PO.178.0123 - Dio Reinig Farm in 1890s on Reinig Road from across River. Reinig home and Reinig Road from across the River in the 1890s. Large sand bar in foreground with water on both sides. Farm built on high side of riverbank across river, bank covered with brush. House to right of center, large barn to left of center, orchard in front yard of house. White fence across front yard and down right side to house, springhouse to right back of house. Flume from creek built to right of house and ends at top of riverbank. Hillside at top of hill in back of house. Parents, Leonard and Margaretha Reinig moved out to North Fork area to farm and settled here after the big fire in Seattle in 1889. Later became home of Dio Reinig.

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5. PO.178.0130 - Inside first Reinig General Store. Otto Reinig left wears dark hat, dark sleeve protectors with white shirt, trousers and unbuttoned vest with father Leonard Reinig right who wears vest, trousers and white shirt. Merchandise neatly stacked on open shelves. Lanterns and cookware hang from ceiling. T shaped pipe with gas light fixtures has round poster hanging in center advertising cigars. Other posters on walls and shelves advertise LITTLE TOM 5 CENT CIGARS, OLD DUTCH CLEANSER, NEVER BREAK RANGES, SWIFTS PRIDE SOAP. Other merchandise displayed in glass covered cases and on top of cases. In foreground a piece of machinery which appears to be metal has rounded top. There is a wheel inside near top with handle attached. Chute comes out of side facing camera. This chute is inside glass covered case divided into two sections. The store burned in 1908. SE corner of River and falls Ave. Location of the Red and White Store in March 1976, Carmichael's Hardware in 2011.

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6. PO.178.0142 - Father and Mother Leonard and Margaretha Reinig. Elder Reinigs came to Snoqualmie from Seattle in 1890. They opened first bakery in Seattle and were thre during Seattle fire in 1889. Had farm on North Fork of the Snoqualmie River now Reinig Road. Owned and operated Reinig Brothers Store in Snoqualmie. Parents of Dionis, Otto and Edward Reinig of Snoqualmie, Washington. Otto and Minnie Reinig had no children and lived in Snoqualmie until their deaths. Dio and Haddassah Reinig had three children, Ted, Leslie and Peggy. Dio and Haddassah lived on the farm in Snoqualmie until Dio's death when Hadassah moved in with Leslie (Mrs John Norton) and her family in Bothell. Ted also moved to Bothell and Peggy Reinig (Mrs Keith Jones) to Grandview. Edward Reinig, who was very mechanically minded, died by accidental electrocution while working in the Cedar Falls powerhouse.

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7. PO.178.0146 - The family Group: Father, Leonard on left; Dionis, left rear; Otto, right rear; Mother, Margaretha on right; Edward, in front.

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8. PO.178.0417 - Leonard Reinig home with Mrs Leonard Reinig, Mr. Leonard Reinig, Dio Reinig and Maggie Fury. Leonard Reinig home on North Fork Road, across River from Meadowbrook. Left to right: Mrs. Leonard Reinig, Mr. Leonard Reinig, their son Dionis, and Maggie Fury. The whole front porch is covered in climbing vines. This building was built on North Fork Road, across the river from Meadowbrook.

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9. PO.178.0596 - Leonard Reinig, Snoqualmie Pioneer. Engraving. Waist up. Gray hair short on sides and flat on top. Beard and mustache. Dress clothes, jacket with vest, white shirt, and scarf with pin at neck. L Reinig signature.

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