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1. 002.003 - Chair with which Mrs. Lloyd (Euphemia) Rees started housekeeping in 1841 in Ohio. It has split Hickory bark seat. Was in continuous use for 98 years. She was the mother of James Rees, first husband of Alice Borst, mother of Jerry Rees. Two-slat back.

   Chair

   Record Type: Object

   
2. 002.016.A.B - Fife belonging to Lloyd Rees which he played when the 1st regiment marched out of N.E. Missouri to go to the Civil War. Later he was commissioned 1st Lt. in the Missouri State Militia Feb. 15, 1862.

   Fife

   Record Type: Object

   
3. 002.017 - Flute belonging to Lloyd Rees which he played when the 1st Regiment marched out of N.E. Missouri to go to the Civil War. Later he was commissioned 1st Lt. in the Missouri State Militia Feb. 15, 1862.

   Flute

   Record Type: Object

   
4. 002.018 - U.S. Army buckle used by Lloyd Rees, grandfather of Jerry Rees during the Civil War. Oval 3.5" L x 2.25 " w - embossed "U.S." on front brass.

   Buckle, Belt

   Record Type: Object

   
5. 240.001 - Nightgown was part of the wedding hope chest of Louisa J. Zillmann, born in the Province of Prussia, Germany, May 3, 1843. She planted and harvested the flax and made it into thread and wove the material for the nightgown. Ladies flax cloth nightgown. Large,handsewn nightgown. Wide, round neckline, large. Wide sleeves, with gussets underarm, handsewn hem around sleeve edges. Narrow edge hem around neckline. Hand stitched hem around bottom edge. Cross-stitched initials on front in red, "L. Z." and number "7". Large handsewn patch on seat. Size 42 in. long x 48" bust at bottom of gusset. Natural color. Two long flared gussets down each side. Large handsewn nightgown. Wide, round neckline, large. Wide sleeves, with gusset underarm, handsewn. Machine stitching hem around sleeve edges. Machine stitching, narrow edge hem around neckline. Hand stitched hem around bottom edge. Cross-stitched initials on front in red "L.Z." and number "7". Large handsewn patch on seat. Size 42" long x 48" bust at bottom of gusset. Natural color. Two long flared gusset down each side.

   Nightgown

   Record Type: Object

   
6. 240.002 - Nightgown was part of the wedding hope chest of Louisa J. Zillmann, born in the Province of Prussia, Germany, May 3, 1843. She planted and harvested the flax and made it into thread and wove the material for the nightgown. Ladies flax cloth nightgown. Large,handsewn nightgown. Wide, round neckline, large. Wide sleeves, with gussets underarm, handsewn hem around sleeve edges. Narrow edge hem around neckline. Hand stitched hem around bottom edge. Cross-stitched initials on front in red, "L. Z." and number "7". Large handsewn patch on seat. Size 42 in. long x 48" bust at bottom of gusset. Natural color. Two long flared gussets down each side. Large handsewn nightgown. Wide, round neckline, large. Wide sleeves, with gusset underarm, handsewn. Machine stitching hem around sleeve edges. Machine stitching, narrow edge hem around neckline. Hand stitched hem around bottom edge Large handsewn nightgown. Wide, round neckline, large. Wide sleeves, with gusset underarm, handsewn. Machine stitching hem around sleeve edges. Machine stitching, narrow edge hem around neckline. Hand stitched hem around bottom edge. Cross-stitched initials on front in red "M.O." and number "10". Size 42" long x 48" bust at bottom of gusset. Natural color. Two long flared gusset down each side.

   Nightgown

   Record Type: Object

   
7. IM.00008 - Snoqualmie Valley History Magazine, 2015 edition. Articles: Puget Sound and the Northern Pacific Railroad by Edmund Coleman. We Wish We Had. Natural History.

   Magazine

   Record Type: Library

   
8. PO.002.0056 - Mounted original of Lloyd Rees in Civil War Uniform. Lloyd Rees's fife, flute, powder flask, US buckle are in the Museum collection. Oval, matte print mounted on buff cardboard. Sepia color print.

   Print, Photographic

   Record Type: Photo

   
9. PO.015.0047 - Chief Sealth. Lindsley #5204. Chief Seattle and his grave. Tall tiered marble monument with tall cross on top. Embossed with name SEATTLE and NOAH SEALTH, 80 YEARS. Vines and shrubs at foot of monument. Small oval in picture by monument with head and shoulders photo of Chief Seattle in well-known pose. postcard photograph of Chief Sealth & Grave. Black and white photograph postcard of the Chief's grave monument with cross on top; and picture of Chief Sealth in oval. White printing in lower center of photo: Chief Sealth #5364- Lindsley- Received in 1971

   Postcard

   Record Type: Photo

   
10. PO.030.0330 - James and Mary Jane Aiken Campbell. Studio Setting. Corners clipped. Mr Campbell is standing holding a top hat. He is dressed in suit wearing a top coat. Mrs Campbell sitting wearing coat with wide cape collar that comes to waist. She holds closed umbrella in front of her. She wears hat decorated with large ornament and has veil in back. The studio has pillars in background. Carpet with design covers floor.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
11. PO.040.3139 - Woman seated in chair.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
12. PO.040.3155 - Woman. Honorable Mention Turner and Co, 17 Upper Street, Islington N, Dublin Interal. Exhibition.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
13. PO.040.3266 - Mother and Child. Likely Fred Harman relative.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
14. PO.050.0503 - President Lincoln and son at home. Published by Golden and Sammons. No. 1 S Clark St, Chicago.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
15. PO.050.0504 - Evangeline. Published by Golden and Sammons. No. 1 S. Clark St., Chicago.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
16. PO.329.0007 - Abraham Lincoln, President of the US.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
17. PO.329.0008 - Abraham Lincoln and son Tad Lincoln. Taken February 9, 1864, by Mathew Brady.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
18. PO.387.0041 - Woman. Tintype. Mounted in card, oval opening for photo, opening embossed with border. Girl sitting with elbow on table, left elbow. Wearing small hat, white with black ribbon band and edge. Small curved pieces attached tosides of hat, fit over head tohold hat in place. Wearing dark dress with single row of buttons down front of jacket. High neck white blouse with ties at right neckline and white cuffs. Hand supports chin, fingers cover mouth. Cheeks tinted slight pink. Size 2 1/2 x 3 7/8". White card.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
19. PO.387.0043 - Woman. TIN TYPE PICTURE OF A WOMAN In oval frame on cardboard 5 x 6 inches covered with grey paper. Pink crepe paper bow on right top and lower left. Studio picture of middle-aged lady in dark dress with small lace collar fastened with a brooch and chain to her waist.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
20. PO.409.0001 - Mother or Grandmother of John Alexander. Daguerreotype-gold metal embossed frame 2 3/4" x 3 1/4" The frame is embossed and has a floral design. The picture is of a lady dressed circa 1900. Her hair is straight and parted in the middle. It is full over each ear and pulled to the back below the ears. The top of her dress is a black lace; her hands are in her lap. she is wearing a black ribbon necklace.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo