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1. PO.065.0083 - Inside Bohemia Bar in North Bend. Operated by Louis Pflug located were Lee's parking lot; WWII memorial later were at Bendigo Blvd and North Bend Way. (Inside U&I Bar, same counter, wall paper and lighting as U&I horses in bar image.) Bartender and customers inside Bohemia Bar. Bartender is behind bar beside him is large cast register with fancy round decorative piece on top. Back of bar has large wood frame around large mirror. Three men lean in front of bar facing photographer. They wear suits and hats. Morning Glory speaker of record player on counter behind men. Liquor cabinets with glass doors behind men at right. Wallpaper with large design above wood.

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2. PO.065.0084 - Search Light Pack train run by Fred Damburat in North Bend. On left is Oberto and Bates Saloon, on right Will Taylor's General Merchandise Store on corner of S Bendigo and First St. William Taylor standing on porch of his General Store at far right. Wagon and horse and buggy coming up street in distance. Poles on left hand side. Board sidewalk, dirt street. On left are Aaron Mueller and Fred Damburat by the Oberto and Bates Saloon. Corner of Bendigo St and First Ave with Pack Train looking East toward Snoqualmie Pass.Pack train has five horses with one man posing along side his horse in middle of street.

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3. PO.074.0227 - North Bend with snow and men on walk looking East on North Bend Way from North Bendigo Blvd. On left side of street beginning at corner: Bohemian Beer sign on Oberto and Bates Saloon, People's Drug Store, Bakery and Restaurant, Meads and Dano Cigar and Newsstand, Milwaukee Bar, U and I Bar, Totem Club. Men stand along sidewalk on left side, one of louvered doors of tavern open. Two bare limbed trees on left by edge of sidewalk.

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4. PO.074.0303 - Bendigo looking toward Nancy Kelley house. Photographer stands at corner of First Ave and Bendigo. Teams of horses and wagons line street in front of stores. Houses on each side of street. Mount Si in background right. Oberto and Bates Saloon on right NE Corner. Catching Store on NW corner with railings around porch roof of Cascadia Hotel above Catching Store.

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5. PO.075.0213 - North Bend Street Scene. North Bendigo St looking down Bendigo to Nancy Kelley house at end of street center. From corner of First Ave and Bendigo. Maloney's Livery Stable, Catching Store with McClellan's Hotel above, Oberto and Bates Saloon, Taylor's General Store. Mount Si in far right background.

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6. PO.075.0214 - North Bend, Wash. Siegrist 65. Looking West on 1st , North Bend 1905. 1 of 4 views of over 44 years. See PO 75-215, 216, 217. Bank, Siegrist Jewelry, Mueller's Harness Shop, Mead and Dano Cigars, Catching Store, Court House. Bank building on far left with utility pole in front with BELL TELEPHONE SIGN on pole. False front buildings on both sides of street. Large pocket watch sign hanging in front of building next to bank, Siegrist Jeweler. Trees in background in middle and right. Man with white shirt standing in center of street.

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7. PO.075.0391 - North Bend, Wash. Siegrist. Looking west on First Ave, looking toward Seattle about where Standard Station was in 1961. Left side burned in 1909 after this picture was taken. NE corner of 1st and Ballarat out of photo. Looking west down center of street, business building on each side of street. Totem Club in first block on right; North Bend Restaurant in first block on left. Bank on corner of next block and Siegrist Jeweler and Watchmaker next door. Ballarat St is first cross street this end but out of sight; Main St is second cross street beyond horse and buggy tied to telephone pole. Rainier Beer sign on pole on left. Man standing in door of two story building. Three men in front of next building and woman and child with them on walk. Beyond pole horses are tied in front of building. On right side in front of Totem Club is a barrel on its side in street. A man in white shirt leans against pole in front of Totem Club and two men stand in doorway. Pole with cross arm on left side of street in front of Bank. Siegrist Jeweler has hound watch hanging outside store front next door to bank. Wide dirt road.

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8. PO.075.0393 - First ave looking east from junction of Bendigo and first. North Bend. 1908. Looking down center of street, small building juts into street on right side far end of street, business buildings along both sides of street. Horse and buggy tied to pole at corner right side. Two story building in right foreground, porch over walk, sign on side of porch TOTEM CLUB. False front, square, three windows in upper story of building front, single windows. Board fence near side of building with vertical board screen nailed to fence next to Totem Club. Pole on corner by two story building, false front with three single windows upper story. American flags flying from staffs on each side of upper story of Totem Club. Beyond buggy and across side street is Milwaukee Saloon and other two story buildings farther down street. Few small trees along street and on corner. Tall flagpole extends above roof of building on corner. On left side right corner is North Bend Restaurant with Rainier Beer sign on pole outside side walk. Wooden sidewalks. Building next to restaurant is two and half stories, three single windows in second story in front and louver in center front above windows. Square false front, windows across front, emblem painted on front above them. Cross street at end of first block is Main Street with bank on corner of First and Main. Bell telephone sign on pole with cross arm on corner by bank. Round sign extended over sidewalk next door is Siegrist, Jeweler and Watchmaker. Other buildings with signs over sidewalk farther down street on left. Tall evergreen trees beyond end of street in distance. Men on sidewalks in front of stores in first block. July 3 to 12, 1908. Such a dandy time as I had. Went to upper Snoqualmie Falls. Cedar River Falls, Cedar Lake, Seattle Lighting Plant, climbed mountains, fished, rode on hand car, went out with work engine flat cars. Visited Duana Spoon at Edgewick. Her father was locomotive engineer for WC Week's North Bend Lumber Co.

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9. PO.097.0008 - North Bend looking toward Mount Si from the roof of Maloney's Livery Stable. Includes Bakery, Drug store, Victor Talking Machines, Oberto and Bates Saloon, North Bend Church, WC Williams Wood Yard, The Bohemian Bar, Cascadia Hotel, E Catching Store, Maloney's Livery Stable.

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10. PO.097.0008 - North Bend looking toward Mount Si from the roof of Maloney's Livery Stable. Includes Bakery, Drug store, Victor Talking Machines, Oberto and Bates Saloon, North Bend Church, WC Williams Wood Yard, The Bohemian Bar, Cascadia Hotel, E Catching Store, Maloney's Livery Stable.

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11. PO.114.0016 - Two men in sulky with one horse. Looking north on Bendigo. In background on right is small peak around base of Mt. Si. Horse pulling four-wheel buggy with two men and black dog. Buggy whip extending away up into air behind horse's rump. Man on right has hat and vest on and holding dog. On left of street is front of Cascadia Hotel, across street is prob. front of Taylor store, two-story false front.

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12. PO.114.0028 - North Bend looking north from Northern Pacific Railroad tracks in back of Maloney's Livery on left. Early Bendigo St. Scene, North Bend, WA. The scene is looking north from Northern Pacific Rail Road tracks, in back of Maloney's Livery, on the left, and in back of Taylor's Gen. Mdse. Store on the right. There is a covered buggy in the street, by the livery, and the Cascadia Hotel is across first from the Livery. The street is dirt and the deep wagon tracks can be seen. Stores with false fronts can be seen on the right of the street, and homes on each side.

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13. PO.114.0030 - Cascadia Hotel and Store built 1889. The hotel was located on North Bendigo St. on the northwest corner, and west end of 1st Ave. before the change in the Sunset Highway. The North Pacific Rail Road bridge is in the distance at the left. The hotel is a two story, "L" shape building. There was a General Merchandise Store on the first floor of the "L" facing the street. There is a balcony above the sidewalk, with a door and windows of the upper level. The balcony continues around the "L" of the rest of the building. There is a team of horses in front of the hotel. There are two buildings, with false fronts, across the street from the hotel. Next to them is a garden spot, with a picket fence around it.

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14. PO.116.0012 - Looking North on Bendigo St toward Kelly House. Big Snow of 1916. Street Scene, North Bend, Heavy Snow 1916. Kodak picture of main street of North Bend during deep snow. Sign saying GARAGE on right side of street. Telephone poles down both sides of street. Bare patch in right foreground with wheel marks through it.

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15. PO.168.0027 - Bendigo St and First Ave with Fred Damburat's packt train in street, North Bend. Looking east from corner intersection toward Snoqualmie Pass. Woodman Hall at end of street in center. Oberto and Bates Saloon on left, bartender stands on corner wearing white apron. Barber pole on corner indicates Barber shop in back end of saloon. Mead and Dano Merchandise Store with part of word "cigars" painted on roof. Large building on left near end of street is Totem Club saloon. On right at intersection is Will Taylor's General Merchandise Store. William Taylor stands on porch of his General Store at far right with back against wall by door. Building down street with sign over walk is RC Mueller's Harness Shop. Street turned in front of Woodman Hall and went right and around hall and house next door (RC Mueller's home) to in back of house and hall where it continued on toward pass. (At this turn in front of Woodman Hall, the street was later Ballarat St named by William Taylor). Wagon and buggy in street by Totem Club. Loaded pack string and packer in street by Saloon. Single maple tree in street beside saloon. Telephone pole at corner. Search Light Pack train run by Damburat in North Bend. On left are Aaron Mueller and Fred Damburat by the Oberto and Bates Saloon. Corner of Bendigo St and First Ave with Pack Train looking East toward Snoqualmie Pass.

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16. 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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17. PO.284.0016.1 - Original postcard 3.5" x 5.5" First Ave, North Bend, looking east Cross street at corner is Bendigo St., First Ave. later the Sunset Highway, Highway 10 and Snoqualmie Pass Highway. The picture shows the stores along the side of the street. They have tall, false fronts. There are two small children on the sidewalk at the left, they are standing on the boardwalk at the intersection. There is a one horse buggy at the right, parked in the street. No horse. There is a carrriage about half way down the street. At the other end of the street is the Woodman Hall, that the road had to go around.

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18. PO.284.0016.2 - First Ave, North Bend, looking east 3" x 5" and 8" x 10" black and white glossy prints Cross street at corner is Bendigo St., First Ave. later the Sunset Highway, Highway 10 and Snoqualmie Pass Highway. The picture shows the stores along the side of the street. They have tall, false fronts. There are two small children on the sidewalk at the left, they are standing on the boardwalk at the intersection. There is a one horse buggy at the right, parked in the street. No horse. There is a carrriage about half way down the street. At the other end of the street is the Woodman Hall, that the road had to go around.

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19. PO.284.0017 - Original 3.5" x 5.5" postcard, and 3" x 5", 5" x 7" and 8" x 10" black and white glossy prints Looking North on Bendigo toward Nancy Kelley home. The left side of the wide dirt and gravel street is the North Bend Livery. The corner of it can be seen, and across the street, north, is the Cascadia Hotel. It has a large balcony porch above the sidewak below. It forms the cover of the lower walkway. At the right of the street are other store buildings with high false fronts. Nancy Kelley's house is at the end of the street where the street curves west toward Snoqualmie, Washington. There is a buggy sitting in the street, near the corner of the Livery Stable.

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20. PO.284.0025 - North Bend, Wash. Siegrist 65. 3 1/2 x 5 1/2" postcard, glossy First St looking west with man in street. There is a man standing in the wide, gravel street. The BANK is at the left of the picture. It is next to the cross street which is Main. Watchmaker & Photographer Siegrist is on the right of the bank. It is a large, two story, unpainted building. There are several other store buildings on each side of the street.

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