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1. 073.002 - Bread pans (three attached) from Bookter Bakery, Snoqualmie, Wash. 3 sections (pans) attached by metal strips (2) between pans. Heavy metal, rolled rim edges at tops, 12 3/4" long x 5" diameter across top of pan x 3 1/4" deep

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2. 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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3. 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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4. PO.075.0215 - North Bend, Wash. Looking West on 1st St, North Bend, 1913. 2 of 4 views of over 44 years. See PO.075.0214, 216, 217. Bank, Milwaukee Bar, Mead and Dano Cigars, Bakery, Mount Si Cafe, Catching Store, McClellan Livery, Mueller's Harness shop, Drug Store. Concrete building with door in angled corner. BANK sign on roof across door entrance. Fire hydrant to right of door. Behind bank top of windmill belonging to Elmer Catching. Second building down from bank Milwaukee Bar sign hangs from building. Next building false front is Mead & Dano cigars and confectionary. Alley between them and next building with hanging sign Mount Si Cafe. Next building white and faces Bendigo St. Going down left side of street look west first lot vacant, wooden walk and fence. First building is DRUGS and farther down is harness shop. SIx poles sticking up behind roofs all in row. Trees at end of First St. Road ended on other side of Maloney's Livery Stables on left just past Bendigo cross street.

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5. PO.075.0217 - 2002. Street Scene, North Bend, Wash. North Bend Way looking West. 4 of 4 views of over 44 years. See PO.075.0214, 215, 216. Looking West on Highway 10, First Ave, after widening. Six lanes wide. Bank on right in foreground. Kvam's Tavern in left foreground then First Ave intersects Highway 10. On left corner of intersection North Bend's Famous McGrath's Cafe

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6. PO.089.0005 - Bakery Goods Store- The Tourist, North Bend. Large sign over doors says Bakery Goods, Cakes Candies. Two stores on street with porches built up where ground slopes. Large sign over inverted doors with louvers. BAKERY GOODS CAKES CANDIES. Porch roof over porch of store on right end of building. Rocking chair on porch. Three windows in panel in store front on right side. Sign above porch roof. Trees and house in distance in back of stores on right.

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7. PO.089.0007 - Mount Si Cafe and Bakery. Small building, false front, painted white siding. BAKERY in black letters on front top. Six men stand outside bakery on wooden boardwalk. Two men in long white aprons. Two signs extend over sidewalk FURNISHED ROOMS, BEDS 25 CENTS, 50 CENTS $1.00 PER NIGHT. Sign below MOUNT SI CAFE. ICE CREAM PARLOR sign on post in front of building. Smaller building to left with awning up and large sign above VICTOR TALKING MACHINES. Down street is broken glass sign DRUG STORE. Tree on corner. Dirt street and wooden sidewalks.

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8. PO.097.0009 - Emma Parker on First St E (North Bend Way) in North Bend.

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9. PO.097.0024 - Looking East on First St (North Bend Way) at intersection of Bendigo St. First St later called Sunset Highway and Highway 10.

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10. PO.169.0006 - Sunset Highway looking East from Sunset Garage in North Bend. Mount Si Confectionary, Bellinger's Bakery, North Bend Mercantile Co, Sunset Garage. Taken from Sydney St showing business on First Ave, IOOF Hall at far end. Star and Durant cars at Sunset Garage.

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11. 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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12. PO.284.0031 - Delivery wagon at Saloon in North Bend.

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13. PO.308.0012 - First Street East, North Bend, Wash. Emma Parker on First St E (North Bend Way) in North Bend. 6 x 9 1/2" mounted on 6 1/2 x 10 1/4" cardboard The photo is looking east toward Snoqualmie Pass, shows the business section on First Street (Old Sunset Highway, later I-90). The I. O. O. F. Hall is in the center at the end of the street on Ballarat Street. The little girl in the middle of the street is Emma Parker. There are wooden sidewalks on each side and utility poles. There is a fire hydrant on the left and a deciduous tree, tall as the building, further down the block. The street turned south in front of the hall to go around the building to continue on the old Sunset Highway to Snoqualmie Pass.

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14. PO.332.0044 - First Street East, North Bend, Wash. Looking east toward Snoqualmie Pass. Woodman's Hall at end of street. Wagon road, later Sunset Highway, turned right at hall and went around William Mueller's property and then continued on toward Snoqualmie Pass. There is a young lady in the middle of the street, and store buildings with false fronts can be seen on both sides of the dirt road. The sidewalks are made of wood.

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15. PO.332.0070 - Early North Bend street- First Ave with stores looking west to Bendigo St intersection. Stores on North side of street. Original: 8 x 10" black and white glossy It is a dirt street in front of several stores. It is 1st Avenue looking west to Bendego Street intersection. The stores have high, false fronts. The first store on the right is MEAD AND DANO DEPARTMENT STORE. The next STORE is a bakery. At the other end of the street is a large building, the Cascadia Hotel. The left side of the street is too dark to distinguish the buildings.

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16. PO.486.0014 - Woodman Hall and RC Mueller home, North Bend. Original street curve at Ballarat St and First Ave, North Bend.

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17. PO.497.0045 - Three ladies on porch of a bakery, including Martha Sucke. 3 1/2 x 5 1/2" postcard The picture is of three young ladies on the steps in front of a bakery. The lady in front is wearing a skirt, ankle length, and a blouse with 3/4 length sleeves. The collar and the trim of the light colored blouse is the same as the skirt. The lady at the left, in the back, is wearing a long coat with a fur collar and a fur muff. Her dress has a white ruffled jabot. The lady on the right is wearing a long coat that is buttoned at the side. She is wearing a hat with a feather, and she is carrying a fur muff. All three are wearing high top button shoes. On the back of the card: Aunt "Mar" Sucke

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18. PO.751.0013 - First Street looking East in North Bend. January, 1911

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19. PO.951.0145 - North Bend Parade. Drill team and band.

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20. PO.951.0147 - North Bend Parade. Color Guard.

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