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001.034.A.B - Two canvas money bags used in W.H. Taylor's store.
Bag, Money

Record Type: Object
001.062.A.B - Telegram and envelope James Taylor to J.W. Borst 1890, asking about well-being.
Telegram

Record Type: Archive
001.063.A.B.C.D - Road poll tax documents, W.H. Taylor 1891-1896.
Statement, Financial

Record Type: Archive
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

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003.012.A.B.C. - Board with gate latch attached from fence which surrounded grounds of first school in North Bend which was located across the street from Museum on present school site. Fence was removed in 1902 to make way for a modern woven wire fence. Three iron pieces attached to wooden board.
Gate

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010.004 - Molded face of Princess Angelina, Chief Seattle's daughter. Made of plaster, painted, round plaque with face in center; CW Chapman, Sr. and name "Angelina" imprinted in plaster.
Bust

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030.056 - Ladies single shoe, high top, laced, black. One of a pair of Eva M. Corliss's wedding shoes, married in Seattle. Shoes were worn on her honeymoon trip to Alaska. Written in pencil on bottom of shoe sole, 'EMC July 14, 1899, Over Dyea trail, Alaska.'" Dyea was a small boom mining town on waterfront, about 4 miles from Skagway. During gold rush days, the boats from Seattle landed there, and prospectors went there over the Dyea Trail up to Chilkoot Pass and beyond to get to Dawson City, hub of miner's activities to go and look for gold. Single shoe for left foot. Curved small heel, leather- tipped, with nails showing through leather due to wear. High top 8.5" in front and 7.5" in back. Leather topped on foot to instep, leather around lower heel and 1" wide border on each side of lacing holes. Grommets in holes. Rest of shoe covered with black silk crocodile, with leather strip reinforcing up back seam almost to top of shoe. Long leather tongue lined with cotton cloth. Inside of shoe lined with heavy cotton with band of white silk around inside of top. Stamped in band is name "eggert" Seattle, in silver script. Leather worn through on very pointed toe of shoe.
Shoe

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030.288 - Warranty deed. 8.5x 14" Copy: J.W. Borst and wife (Kate M.) Warranty deed number 54818. From J.W. Borst and wife to A.J. McSchooler April 13, 1890. The deed is for the transfer of Lot Fifteen in block thirteen in the town of Fall City, as per J.W. Borsts recorded plat of the same. It was sold for $50 in gold coins.
deed

Record Type: Archive
030.289 - Warranty deed (copy) 109026. 8.5x14" AJ McSchooler and his Wife Emma McSchooler to Jacob Cooper Oct 8th, 1892. Witnessed by FA Twichell, Auditor of King County, Wash. It is for the lots thirteen, fourteen, and fifteen in Block 13 of Fall City for the consideration of the sum of $350.
deed

Record Type: Archive
030.290 - Mortgage: #103920. 8.5x14" From AJ McSchooler to William Henry Taylor. $150 , gold coin of the United States, together with interest thereon in like gold coin at the rate of ten percent per Annum. The lots involved were 13,14, and 15 in block 13, Fall City. Written out on Oct.1, 1894. Paid on Oct. 18, 1898.
Mortgage

Record Type: Archive
030.291 - Warranty Deed: 113102(copy). Estate of J.W. Borst. 8.5x14". Warranty deed from judge R, Andrews Sole Executor Estate of Jeremiah W. Borst, deed to Jacob Cooper. April 20, 1893, filed in King County. it was for all of lot number 16 in block 13 in the plat of Jeremiah W. Borst town plat of Fall City as the same is now platted and of record in the County Auditor's Office of King County, State of Washington.
Deed

Record Type: Archive
037.022 - Brown fur muff made especially for Mrs. Simmons. 70 yrs. old to date- 6/1/66
Muff

Record Type: Object
052.004 - James Thomas Bussabarger's US military belt. Wide leather belt with brass buckle clasp with US imprinted. Used in connection with Civil War type uniform circa 1892-95. James Thomas Bussabarger was Peggy Westerlund's grandfather, his daughter was Mrs. H. L. Riley of North Bend.
Belt, Armament

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052.007.A.B - James Thomas Bussabarger's double brass buckle with eagle insignia on each one. Not a matched pair. Each the same side of a buckle. Used in connection with Civil War cavalry type uniform by James Thomas Bussabarger, Peggy Westerlund's grandfather, his daughter was Mrs. H. L. Riley, N. B.
Buckle, Belt

Record Type: Object
074.178 - Doorknob from Meadowbrook Hotel. round metal doorknob. Brass plate worn off. Embossed design in circle on top of knob. Dome shaped top. 2 1/2" dia. 1" neck attached to bottom of knob.
Doorknob

Record Type: Object
074.980 - Postcard: Cedar Tree, 100 Feet in Circumference, Washington 607. Published by Trattner Post Card Co., Seattle, Wash. The picture is in color, a very large cedar tree, formally located in the Middle Fork area. It shows only the lower part of the tree. There are 5 men at the food of the tree. They look very small in comparison with the size of the tree. There is one lady with a cape and a long skirt. The men are dressed in suit coats and top coats. There is a double bladed ax embedded in the tree above one of the men.
Postcard, Picture

Record Type: Photo
075.065 - Door hardware from the Hop Ranch Hotel, Meadowbrook, Snoqualmie. 1. Wooden doorstops, turned, 3" long x 1.75" diameter at bottom. 2. Barrel bolt, bronzed with 2 screws, 4" long, with sliding bolt. 3. Door butt, 1 side only, for hinged doors (bronzed, embossed with scroll design). 1 7/8" w x 4" long, 4 screw holes, 2 screws. 4. Door butt, one side only, for hinged doors, bronzed, embossed scroll design. 1 7/8" w x 4" long. 4 screw holes, no screws. 5. Escutcheon plate for doorknob, embossed, triangle shape, extensions. 6. Escutcheons plate for doorknob, bronzed, scroll design embossed, triangle shape with 2 extended feet at bottom in center for doorknob. Green painted with worn spots showing bronze color. 5" long x 2" diameter 7. Keyhole escutcheon, ornamental bronze metal, one keyhole. 1 1/8" x 2.5" 8. 2 piece cupboard door bolt, bronze with white porcelain knob. 3" long x 1" wide. Wing tip ends with flower pattern embossed. 1"x1" bolt open end. Embossed design. All above escutcheons are polished bronze with a background a dark finish. All above articles are pictured and described in Montgomery Ward Catalog, Fall & Winter, 1894 - 95, Guide No. 56, pages 368-375.
Doorplate

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075.066 - Door handle from the Hop Ranch Hotel, Meadowbrook, Snoqualmie. 1. Mortise lock for single door, one keyhole, 3.25" wide x 3.75" long. Brass plate front and striking plate. Screw holes at top and bottom of front plate. 2. White porcelain door knob for mortise lock, on 3.5" square spindle. 3. White porcelain door knob for mortise lock, on end of 3.5" long spindle, 5/16" spindle square. 2&3 is a complete set. PIctured and described on page 368, Montgomery Ward Catalog, 1984-85, Guide No. 56.
Doorknob

Record Type: Object
075.067 - Door handle from the Hop Ranch Hotel, Meadowbrook, Snoqualmie. 1. Front door mortise lock with 2 keyholes and a square spindle hole for lock key. Uses 2 plated steel night keys. Ornamental bronze front and strike knobs. Raised surface is light polished bronze and background a red color. 7" long and 1 1/8" wide. Mortise 3 3/4" wide and 4 3/4" long. Embossed, one side, diamond and letters. 2. White porcelain doorknob on 5/16" on square spindle. 3. White porcelain doorknob on end of square spindle above, & screws. 2 & 3 make a set, are inserted through the lock. Pictured and described on page 369, Montgomery & Ward catalog, 1894-95, guide no 56.
Doorknob

Record Type: Object
075.542 - 1890 broken North Bend Saloon Wine Glass. Engraved William Holbrook. Clear glass, bell shape with tapered sides, fluted cone to stem, attached to .5" size ball with octagonal cut around sides. 1.25" long stem, broken from base, with 7 cuts around stem. 4" tall x 2.75" diameter across the top. This broken wine glass dated 1890 is from one of North Bend's early saloons, of which there were 13 at one time.
Glass, Wine

Record Type: Object