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Black Dog, Snoqualmie, Washington

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1908 Sanborn map shows a rooming house in this location, and the 1926 version shows a variety store and a tiny cobbler shop adjoining, presumably in the same structure. At any rate, this structure was presumably torn down in 1926 or 1927, since a new masonry building was built in 1928 with Louis Wade listed as owner as of 1935 and the property used as "office". Current occupant Chris Dillon, owner of Isadora's Antiques since 1990, says that at one time the structure housed a tavern, known as "Dave's", or the "Falls" tavern, the back bar of which is now on display at Glazier's Antiques in North Bend. In 1985 the building housed Snoqualmie Mercantile, owned by Doug and Judy Dammerell. Later run by Chris as the Black Dog.

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PO.040.3018 - Railroad Ave in Snoqualmie. Ellis 3001. And- this is Snoqualmie- You can do the stores in 30 min. or less. Main drag- few more stores but not very many. Main Street of city of Snoqualmie. Burton and Underwood Shurfine Market, Bennet, Town Hall, Hardware, Drug Store, Puget Sound Power and Light. Buildings have a sidewalk all along the front with three old cars park along the street. Telephone pole with four cross beams in center foreground. Bare trees in foreground with buds indicate spring. Puddles in right corner. Mount Si without snow in background.
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