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951.401 - Northwest Railway Museum Christmas Card.
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951.402 - Northwest Railway Museum Christmas Card.
Card, Greeting

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960.1981.12.28.02.06 - Scouts at Christmas.
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960.1981.12.28.02.07 - Scouts at Christmas.
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PO.015.0232 - Christmas party at Consolidated Laundry in Snoqualmie. Interior of laundry room. In right hand corner, small office, calendars, cards on wall. A cloth covered item near office. Two vehicles visible outside windows in rear of picture. Roller on right end of table.
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PO.015.0290.1 - Christmas Tree in home of J L Gable, Mpls, Minn. Grandparents of Mary Lou McKibben. Christmas tree in home in corner with windows side and back of tree. Windows have lace curtains. Figured wallpaper on walls. Tree is ceiling height. Decorated with cornucopia, cardboard angel, bells, and other novelties. Long bead strings draped on tree. Small chair with dolls on floor at left. Four dolls in chair on right. Small toy pig and ball on floor under tree with tiny dolls. Figured carpet.
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PO.015.0290.2 - Christmas Tree in home of J L Gable, Mpls, Minn. Grandparents of Mary Lou McKibben.
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PO.074.0808 - Mount Si from Rattlesnake Mountain. Dear Hans and Hazel: The greeting is on the other side. This is just to tell you I mean it. Bernt Saterbo
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PO.074.3005 - Snoqualmie Valley Historical Museum Parlor Christmas of 1988.
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PO.091.0229 - Christmas Tree. Postcard to Hermia Thomson Opstad. Dear Children: This is a picture of Lewis, Kathleen and Byron's Christmas tree. The dolly in the top of the tree was for Kathleen and the "nigger" was for Byron. As soon as he saw the tree he screamed out "I want my nigger." With love, from Auntie Lou. Masters John and Andrew Thomson Miss Hermia Thomson Large Christmas tree in middle of a large room. Decorated with many packages around base of tree. Other package and dolls in branches. Large rug on floor with floral border. Walls and ceiling wallpapered.
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PO.1010.0004 - Scheuchzer Family outside their home, North Bend. December 25, 1912.
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PO.171.0104 - North Bend and Snoqualmie Valley teacher's Christmas Party. c December 1959.
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PO.182.0100 - Season Greetings from our house to your house. Elva and Ted and Bast.
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PO.219.0047 - Lovegren family reunion at Lovegren home on Christmas 1904. Relatives at August Lovegren home Christmas Day. Large number of people outside of three-storied house. Group of adults standing on porch on lower floor; children are standing on balcony on second floor. House has columns for support between porch and balcony with railing around balcony, has hipped roof and gables on third floor. Hand written at bottom of photograph: RELATIVES AT AUGUST LOVEGREN HOME, CHRISTMAS DAY, 1904. Negative #219/47/B 8 x 10", black and white, glossy
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PO.288.0001 - The Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Co mill store decorated for Christmas. Original photograph: "The Mill Store", Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Co., Snoqualmie Falls, Washington Date: Dec. 21, 1927. Mounted on gray cardboard backing. Lower right corner stamped "S. F. PHOTO", T. Shimoda, Snoqualmie Falls. In left center aisle is man bending over counter, wearing white jacket, H. L. Underwood, Clerk. Picture taken from balcony looking down on main floor. Shows arches decorated for Christmas with bells and streamers. Left wall lined with shelves with canned goods display. Right wall appears to be general merchandise. Ladies wearing cloche hats in right aisle. On ledge and top of shelves on left wall is display of children toys. Long pipe runs full length of store over head of counters, used for sending money in tubular box from lower floor to office upstairs at far end of the building where change is made and returned to pipe to clerk on main floor.
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PO.308.0152 - Christmas Tree at a home in North Bend 1918. Note North Bend Livery hat. Postcard: 3 1/2 x 5 1/2" The picture is of a large Christmas tree strung with garland and many ornaments. The ornaments are large and appear to be handmade. There are pictures and cards and many other items hanging on the tree. At the base of the tree are gifts and a silver tea set.
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PO.325.0107.1 - C Beadon Hall Christmas Card, 1972. Merry Christmas Beadon Hall, 1972.
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PO.325.0107.2 - C Beadon Hall Christmas Card, 1971. Happy Holiday... from our home to yours! Eda on Beadon
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PO.325.0107.3 - C Beadon Hall Christmas Card, 1970. Dear Folks: Rather then showing an unusual (for Washington) snow scene this year of 1970 we have for you two hardy Washington flowers; the dogwood and rhododendron. Eda is still at the Issaquah Villa, is pretty well except for her extreme thinness. They are real good to her and either Dee Dee or we are down there most every day and take her for rides in her wheel chair to help a little maybe. Charles and Deeds are spending this Thanksgiving in Hawaii having a little vacation and they seem pretty well. Their children, Wayne and Randi, are keeping house and are getting real good at it. I hope to go south at Christmas time and no doubt will find many changes over the years. Carol Ann Melle is graduated from the University and is learning to be a teacher of the deaf. James Jr is thru school and may become a professor. Ruthie and Jim are fine and still in law business at Riverside. Helen's youngest, Susan, is home from Spain and is now studying at San Diego to become a teacher of Spanish and English. Brad is in the Reporting business and seems to be real successful at it. Gretchen and Bill are still farming north of San Francisco. THey now have a daughter, Jennifer, so you can see that farming pays big dividends. Ed runs his newspaper and he and Helen really enjoy their new house out of the smog. Here, Emma I. comes to help us each week, Pauline goes to see Eda each two weeks and dolls her all up; and the Browns are next to us in Mobile home and make us company. Brownie is our cheerful driver. Emma E. is still boss here and everyone says that I look fine so she must be doing a very good job. I have a Pace Maker that keeps me ticking real lively, too. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Eda and Beadon
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PO.325.0107.4 - C Beadon Hall Christmas Card, 1969. Yes, this is a winter (1969) scene right out of Washington! As this year we have bad news about Eda. With her Senile Psychosis she was pretty good until about the First of October when she seemed to back up rapidly. Now she is at the Issaquah Villa, a real nice convalescent place. She gets fine care and if any good can be done for her they will do it. Her chances of coming home soon appear very slim. Other things are going well. Charles and Deeds went to Hawaii for two weeks as his doc told him to take it easy. Wayne and Randi kept house while they were gone, Helen and Ruthie are both in good shape now. Jime and Ruthie are busy and James Jr graduates this year and Carol Ann also. This year she has been working at "digs" where she has prospected for artifacts and any signs of previous civilizations. Ed and Helen have a new house at Corona and it is up high enough to escape the snow. Their youngest is back from Spain after a fine year. Gretchen and her husband Bill are, of all things, living on a farm just north of San Franscisco. And their boy, Brad, is making his name in the reporting business. Here Emma Eaton took Penny's place and she is not so young that getting a new husband is even of any consequence. Emma I. still cleans us up each week; and Pauline's customer here is gone for the present; and Maggie and Brownie are still with us and enjoy their trailer house. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Eda and Beadon
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