Related Records

1. 008.001 - Door Latch from Uncle Si's cabin which burnt down. Cabin was located on old Mt. Si Ranch. Si Merritt was first settler in Valley. Mt. Si bears his name.

   Lock, door

   Record Type: Object

   
2. 075.172 - Pencil drawing, "First Residence of Wm. H. Taylor, 1880, Pioneer and Founder of City of North Bend" 12" x 14", on natural color scrapbook paper. Log cabin built by Matts Petersen. Acquired by Wm. Taylor in 1879 and was his house until about 1881. Platted the first village in Upper Snoqualmie Valley. PIcture of log cabin, window in left end, chimney extends above roof on right end, cabin door in front, with a small garden and trees in front yard. Large tree at right end of front of cabin. Bare snag in back at left end. Log fence laid between double posts either side. Mountains in background. Printed name "SUCKE" in lower right corner of picture.

   Drawing

   Record Type: Photo

   
3. 448.001 - Oil Painting, framed, Mount Si and William Taylor's cabin by the River Scene of Mount Si from North Bend area, showing crags and cuts in mountain side, and haystack rock on top. A foot of mountain is a cabin with grey fireplace on the end of building, cabin has a slant roof and front porch, with path leading to footbridge to cross river. Two large maple type trees in left foreground with evergreens and shrubs on left side of river. River runs in front of cabin. Picture in shades of greens, blue, yellow and rust colors for rocks on mountain. 21 1/2" wide x 27" long frame. Light brown with green border. Has inside border of grey cloth with gold color edge. Painting done by Janet Weeks as a girl. Scene as she remembered of William Taylor's cabin by river.

   Painting

   Record Type: Photo

   
4. PO.015.0244 - Camp Vinnedge by "speeder"; Goldmeyer Hot Springs area. 1933. Log cabin in background with trees behind it. Boy scouts standing in line, most in uniform. There are several adults standing in line in other direction. Appears to be awards ceremony. Long pole can be seen in the foreground. It has a rope with knots at intervals, hanging from top of pole. The camp is in the area of Goldmeyer Hot Springs.

   Print, Photographic

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5. PO.030.0206 - House in Lillout, BC like one in Fall City built in early 1880s that burned in 1890. Two story log home with wooden sidewalk in front. Large tree in front of house leaning to left. House has not windows or doors left in it. Tow windows left side are boarded up. Made of hewed timbers, criss-crossed at corners. Two stories with addition in back. Two windows in front of upper story, one window in right end of upper story. One window in addition in back. Board walk on ground in front of house. Separate section over root of tree on right. Chinking between timbers.

   Print, Photographic

   Record Type: Photo

   
6. PO.039.0080 - USFS Summit Guard Station Cabin at Snoqualmie Pass. Guye Peak, right background, Mt. Snoqualmie center background. At Denny Creek now torn down. Built in 1939. Building heavy snow on tree in foreground and some snow on roof. Snow on ground is up almost to tops of windows.

   Print, Photographic

   Record Type: Photo

   
7. PO.039.0514 - USFS Summit Guard Station Cabin at Snoqualmie Pass. Guye Peak, right background, Mt. Snoqualmie center background. At Denny Creek now torn down. Built in 1939.

   Print, Photographic

   Record Type: Photo

   
8. PO.039.0522 - Snoqualmie Pass Ski Patrol and First Aid Building. Packed snow 22' 6". Large snow bank at right of picture broke loose and slid from top of roof of ski patrol building immediately after this. Guye Peak, right background, Mt. Snoqualmie center background. At Denny Creek now torn down. Built in 1939. Building heavy snow on tree in foreground and some snow on roof. Snow on ground is up almost to tops of windows.

   Print, Photographic

   Record Type: Photo

   
9. PO.039.0534 - Three men with supplies at USFS Cabin.

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   Record Type: Photo

   
10. PO.039.0567 - Stampede Cabin, October 1942.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
11. PO.065.0031 - Cedar Stump House, 20 feet in diameter, measured close to ground, Residence of A Washington pioneer. Very large cedar stump with springboard holes in sides and made with roof of long shakes. Front door in right end of stump with roots forming entrance to sides of door. Plank on ground in front of door. Window cut into left corner of side of stump raised and man leaning out window onto ledge cut into root for table. Man holding book in hand. Stovepipe through hole in roof on left side and tied to roof with wires. Fence of small poles around stump house. Cabin built conventionally seen to rear of stump house. Leafless brush around outside of fence.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
12. PO.075.0171 - First building on site of North Bend of cabin built by Matts Petersen who homesteaded the land. Corner of First Ave and Main Street. Door faced Mount Si. Pen and ink drawing by Janet Weeks, granddaughter of William Taylor. Log cabin, long shake roof, chimney at right end of cabin extended above roof. Small window in left end of cabin, door in front with trail to door through grove of trees. Straight split rail fence with posts and low gate along property front foreground. Snoqualmie Pass Trail passes in front of fence and cabin. Taylor bought farm in 1880 and lived in this cabin where his son was born. In 1889 Taylor platted town of North Bend.

    Drawing, Architectural

    Record Type: Photo

    
13. PO.075.0436 - Halfway House to Gold Meyer Hot Springs on Middle Fork of Snoqualmie River. Saturday, May 24, 1913. Dynamite the horse in front. Homestead of Abram May. House of hewn log, 1 1/2 story with chinking between logs. Two, four pane windows on right in front. Roofed porch left half of front. There is a horse standing in front of split rail fence that has a picket stake fence. Original homestead of Abraham May.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
14. PO.075.0501 - Site of Uncle Si Merritt's cabin on farm in back of Ted Boalch property at corner of 100th SE and 427th. Foothills of Rattlesnake Ridge in background. Foothills of Rattlesnake Mountain in background. Two cows at left , back is trees with light bark.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
15. PO.079.0019 - Uncle Si's cabin. Oldest in Snoqualmie Valley. Log cabin with wooden shingles. Two doors in front of cabin. One on left has roof extended for shelter. There is paned glass window on either side of door. Door on right is solid wood with window with large one piece panes on left of door. Addition on back of cabin. Vines grow at corner of cabin, trees in back of house close to cabin.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
16. PO.093.0001 - Holding down a Homestead in Washington. Sedro-Woolley, WA. 1897. The picture is of a one room cabin, built in a clearing in the forest. It is unpainted lumber, and shake shingles. The chimney is made of wood. There is a ladder leaning against a stump. There is a man, sitting on a stump, playing violin. "The Homesteaders". Shake cabin on new homestead. If eloquence, whimsey, documentation, & technical excellence have ever been combined in one photograph, perhaps the homestead fiddler qualifies. Dated 1897 from the nearly obliterated penciling on the emulsion; "D. R. Kinsey, photog, Sedro-Woolley, WN. No. 1032". From pages 96-97; Vol I "The Family Album & other early work" Book by Dave Bohn & Rodelfo Petchek, Scrimshaw Press, 1975, San Francisco.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
17. PO.104.0083 - Olde Homestead Cabin. Camp Mason. Sunset Hi-way. Log cabin with flat porch roof, long wooden boards make porch floor, one wooden step, log uprights support porch roof. Logs of cabin are chinked. Double-hung windows, singles, one each side of front of cabin. One single window on right side of cabin. Windows have small panes. Covered opening in attic of cabin above porch is covered with vertical boards. Roof is long cedar shingles. Chimney through roof on right side. Tall trees in background and high pointed peak mountain. Shrub at right corner of house.

    Postcard, Picture

    Record Type: Photo

    
18. PO.104.0088 - Chisholm Cabin, Fall City. When you serve cake, Mildred, remember that small Fall City brat that gave her "old" pedagogue many a headache" Said brat Lovingly Alice Chisholm. 2 story log cabin with chinked logs on ground floor; hip roof with large dormer. Upper story shingled ends. Tall shrubs around house. House on knoll, path leading to house through grass. Refer to article in scrapbook, Museum. Located at 3023 362ND AVE SE 98024, Fall City. Later owned by Gen MacManiman.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
19. PO.131.0005 - Tent City at Lake Keechelus Inn, Wash. The picture is of tents, the lower part is made of lumber, and the upper part is made of the tent canvas.. Chimneys can be seen on each tent. The tents are amongst some tall trees. Telephone poles with wires can be seen going through the camp.

    Postcard, Picture

    Record Type: Photo

    
20. PO.145.0096 - Old homestead and McClellan's Butte at Camp Mason The picture is of a cabin with a front covered porch. There is a window above the porch, it has 3 windows side by side. The roof is covered with snow and the chimney can be seen near the center of the roof. There is a shed with a wide door, behind the cabin. The trees are heavy with snow. The mountain peak is covered with snow.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo