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PO.014.0012 - Aerial View of the town of Snoqualmie c 1956-1957. Taken from the North end of town; all the way to the Snoqualmie Pass visible. Highway 202 can be seen going through the town and on to North Bend. The river is at the left, with trees along the banks. A train is on the tracks at the lower left of the picture. The streets are not laid out in square blocks, some of the blocks are odd shaped, and some are triangular shape. Open area can be seen east of Meadowbrook Drive.
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PO.039.0079 - Aerial view of South Cascade Crest looking South from Snoqualmie Mountain. South from top of Snoqualmie Mt at Snoqualmie Pass in lower left corner. At center Pass at Denny Creek with Rockdale and entrance to Tunnel above Sunset Highway. Snoqualmie Pass Ski area cleared area in lower left, Hyak area is small clearing on mountain to left of larger Pass Ski area. Top of Mt Rainier in distance.
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PO.039.0526 - Aerial view of South Cascade Crest looking South from Snoqualmie Mountain.
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PO.040.1368 - Snoqualmie Falls, Wash. (aerial view) - Snow scene 2 miles from new place. This is really something- this isn't a very good view. Postcard, black and white matte. Aerial view showing Snoqualmie Falls, the Lodge, power plant and highway. Large volume of water is going over the Falls. Snow covers areas of the ground. Writing on back of postcard.
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PO.040.3059 - Duvall, Seattle Times Rotogravure.
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PO.040.3060 - Seattle Times Rotogravure, North Bend.
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PO.040.3061 - Seattle Times Rotogravure, Snoqualmie.
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PO.075.0388 - Snoqualmie Falls and Snoqualmie Valley, Wash. 3011 Chas. R Laidlaw, Aerphoto, Pub. by Ellis. Aerial View of Valley taken just below Falls. Power house is in foreground to left of falls. Road leads from Fall City toward Snoqualmie and steel girdered bridge over Snoqualmie River. Road appears to be narrow dirt one. Slightly above Falls on left is building which is Snoqualmie Falls Lodge. Weyerhaeuser Timber Mill is at upper left with smoke from smoke stacks. Road branches off Fall City road to left and goes around mill pond toward mill. Mount Si crusted with snow in background. A short distance beyond bridge is town of Snoqualmie showing buildings on each side of road. Quite a lot of land cleared to left and above Snoqualmie with stumps here and there. North Bend not visible.
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PO.075.0495 - Lake Keechelus and Lake Kachess, Wash. Aerial view. Two lakes in Cascade Mountains. Clouds above lakes and mountains quite hazy.
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PO.075.0496 - Summit, Snoqualmie Pass, WN. Old Sunset Highway looking east toward Summit. Airplane curve, snowshed and old railroad grade to right of center. Top of Denny Mountain.
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PO.076.0037 - Snoqualmie Valley looking South West from top of Mt Si. North Bend, Wash. Siegrist 165. Lights visible in buildings. River in foreground. Rattlesnake Mountain on other side of Valley.
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PO.076.0038 - Snoqualmie Valley looking North West from top of Mt Si. North Bend, Wash. Siegrist 164. Steep sides of Mount Si, the top and valley below. Rivers seen meandering through Valley.
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PO.087.0002 - Snoqualmie Valley from Uncle Si's Mountain. October 9, 1890. Showing Snoqualmie River, Hop Ranch, Uncle Si's Ranch, etc. Clark. Hop ranch would be clearing on left side of picture below Rattlesnake Mt. Below that is clearing showing segment of Mount Si Farm, Uncle Si's farm, where river shows in center and clearing meets it is known as Reid's Slough (Reid was a Swede that came about 1908 or 1909, he thought that there was a flaw in the title of Uncle's homestead and tried to homestead and built a house. But he couldn't prove it and finally bought it from Mr. William Boggs. He was Charles Scheuchzer's father-in-law. Boggs also was a member of the school board and his name is on the cornerstone of the old North Bend High School which burned February 1967 and had to be demolished. At the tip of the spiked cedar snag, a brushy area is presently owned by Charles Scott. Originally that property was owned by Mr. August Kribley (Cribley), Mable Damburat's grandfather. Below that property is a portion of the Norman property. At one time a man by the name of Jaycox owned it and raised hops. The river has changed course since this picture was taken and presently, since 1937, cuts closer to the mountain in the left area. At the right in the middle is presently the holly farm. There were no bridges across the river at the time. They forded the rivers. -Ted Boalch, North Bend, April 1967
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PO.087.0003 - Snoqualmie Valley above the clouds from Uncle Si's Mt. Tops of trees in clouds. Looking over valley from Mount Si.
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PO.114.0039 - Aerial of North Bend. From Park St to Milwaukee Railroad, Sidney to Ballarat. Looking north, showing Sydney St. on far left, Bendigo St., Main St., Ballarat St. (looking toward top of photo). Northern Pacific RAILROAD tracks in foreground, with Wye in the lower right corner, Sunset Hwy. (First Ave.) midway in photo, 2nd Ave., 3rd Ave., 4th Ave., curve of Milwaukie RR tracks at upper part of photo near top. Large field in foreground is undeveloped between NPRR and Park St. (This block later 1986 has the U.S. Post Office, and Medical Clinic, with large empty lot in-between buildings). On left side of street is now (1986) True Value Hardware Store, Liquor Store and Dr. Borgen complex of businesses. Later, the North Bend Nursing Home is located where the large line of trees is on left side of curving NPRR track.
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PO.114.0040 - Aerial view of North Bend 1946. From Park St to Si View to Silver Creek to Tollgate. Aerial view of North Bend including South Fork of the Snoqualmie River in upper left. Sunset Highway runs through the center from left to right. Trees in top of picture. Fields in foreground. The view is to the north.
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PO.132.0004 - Figure 3 Fire on Rattlesnake Mountain taken from canyon on Mount Si in the winter on hiking trip with Kenneth Gardiner, Harold Gardiner, and Chum Branam (according to Nora Branam Porter). The picture shows Rattlesnake Mountain and the white "3" that shows because of burned area. The picture was taken from high on Mt. Si in 1912 by Harold Gardiner. The picture shows the valley, covered with fog, and trees on the other side of the valley, and Rattlesnake Mt. beyond. The sides of the canyon from where the picture was taken be seen.
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PO.203.0020 - Ellis 8026. Snoqualmie Falls from the Air. Aerial view of the Snoqualmie Falls, old lodge and Electric plant. The view is of the Snoqualmie Falls, the Snoqualmie crosses the river and then up the hill. The picture was taken before the lodge was built. The power house can seen across the river, and the other buildings higher on the sidehill.
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PO.212.0013 - Aerial view of Meadowbrook town The picture shows the road and the bridge across the Snoqualmie River. large buildings can be seen along Meadowbrook Drive, and the residential homes are on the right. Some of the buildings were: Grocery Store, Tavern, Brook Theater, H.K. Allmon Drugs, Koontz Mortuary, and the Meadowbrook Hotel, and the Furniture Store.
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PO.212.0014 - Aerial View of Fall City. The picture shows the Snoqualmie River, and the Raging River as it empties into the Snoqualmie , The Preston Fall City Road can be seen, and Fall City-Redmond road Highway 202, to Redmond. The blocks of the town shows in the picture. The highway 202, from Snoqualmie can be seen and the bridge across the Snoqualmie River
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