Related Records

1. 001.011 - William Taylor's Bible.

   Bible

   Record Type: Library

   
2. 388.003 - North Bend Community Church Centennial plate. 1997. A picture of the church is in the middle of the plate with a tree on the left and four shrubs in front. In the background of the church is Mt. Si with a suggestion of clouds above it. Circled above that is "North Bend Community Church" and below the picture of the church is the date, February 20, 1987. The 7" plate has gold floral design around the edge. Picture is in light brown.

   Plate, Commemorative

   Record Type: Object

   
3. 473.063 - Cross made by Pete Scott, long time Snoqualmie Methodist Church member (from 1945 to c 1990). Made from Cherry wood from yard of Methodist Parsonage.

   Cross

   Record Type: Object

   
4. 820.001 - North Bend Community Church February 20, 1897 Plate- White with red lettering and image of church, gold decoration on rim

   Plate, Commemorative

   Record Type: Object

   
5. 882.020 - Ephemera from memorial service of Art Lee March 27, 1998, Seattle First Baptist Church

   Announcement, Funeral

   Record Type: Archive

   
6. 882.024 - Funeral Service Announcement, Al Lee, June 1989

   Announcement, Funeral

   Record Type: Archive

   
7. 883.013 - Frank Waugaman obit, Seattle PI, July 12, 1977.

   Obituary

   Record Type: Archive

   
8. 980.003 - Leo L Kelley Official Proclamation of the City of Snoqualmie. Official Proclamation of the City of Snoqualmie Whereas, on September 2, 1913, Leo L Kelley, Concerned Citizen of Snoqualmie, was born in Wisconsin; and whereas, this momentous day should be remembered and held dear as the birth date of Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny, our Leprechaun, Uncle Sam, Cupid and a myriad of other characters of myth, legend and general amusement; and whereas, this momentous day should be remembered as the birth date of one of Snoqualmie's most influential residents: the builder of more homes in the City than any other person, a past member of the Snoqualmie City Council, an independent citizen activist for traffic safety and other important issues, a member of the Snoqualmie Eagles, the Kiwanis Club and the North Bend Moose Lodge, the head usher of Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church, a retired employee of Weyerhaeuser Corporation and distinguished member of the Lumber and Sawmill Workers Union for over 50 years, a former Grand Marshall of the Snoqualmie Days Parade, and the guy who got our stoplight at Meadowbrook Avenue and SR 202; and whereas, this momentous day should be remembered as the birth date of one who is representative of the ideal citizen, whose only concern is eternal vigilance of all that is good and kind and wise for all people; be it therefore proclaimed that September 2nd shall be accorded all the official recognition of a non-binding non-legal holiday for all citizens of Snoqualmie, and shall now and ever be known as Leo Kelley, Concerned Citizen Day by Order of the City Council of Snoqualmie, Washington. Signed this 13th day of September, 1993 by Jeanne Hansen, Mayor. Town of Snoqualmie, Washington. Incorporated Seal May 18, 1903.

   Certificate, Achievement

   Record Type: Archive

   
9. 991.010 - Snoqualmie Valley Evangelical Lutheran Church, Snoqualmie, Washington, 40th Anniversary Program.

   Program

   Record Type: Archive

   
10. IM.00001 - Snoqualmie Valley History Magazine, 2008 edition. Articles: Building an Endowment. History of the Snoqualmie Valley Historical Museum. The Snoqualmie Tribe: A Story to Tell. Fall City Memories. Postcards: When a Mile was Longer. World Series Jackpot! Going for the Gold! We Need Your Help. Movies Come to the Valley. Building a Collection. An Obituary for a Building? Poetry Corner.

    Magazine

    Record Type: Library

    
11. PO.015.0154 - Bandmill Wheel and blade section in Snoqualmie with Methodist Church in background. Bandmill wheel and sign display. Displayed on Railroad Ave and River St in Snoqualmie. Snoqualmie Methodist Church in background across Northern Pacifica Railroad tracks. Snoqualmie Medical Clinic behind sign board.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
12. PO.015.0159 - Preston Church in 1975. Swedish Pioneer community. Exterior view of church front. Tall evergreen left corner of church. Small evergreen shrub left of front entrance, under large window. The church was built by Swedish pioneers that settled in Preston. The church has a bell tower with a four side point with metal decorative rod on point. The church was built in L shape. The front door has a covered entry way. The window in the front appears to be a stain glass with a curved top that ends at a pint. There are four side windows visible.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
13. PO.020.0022 - North Bend and Mount Si. Church and School in foreground. Looking Northeast. North Bend Baptist Church in center on corner of 3rd and Ballarat. School with bell tower in back of church. Church , white with dark color on upper part of building. Steeple is very tall and pointed. One room school directly behind church with bell tower above peak of roof at front of school. School faced Ballarat. Parsonage to left of church with white ornamental iron edging along peak of roof. Parsonage shows behind large barn which is across street from parsonage on E 3rd Ave between Main and Ballarat. Tall fir trees behind parsonage and school. Smoke rising above fir trees beyond them. WW Glazier home on corner of Main and Third. Yard enclosed with fence. Vehicle parked in front of house. Large lot with several barns of various sizes at corners and along fences. White house in distance to far right of church. Two houses show on Ballarat at far right. Center foreground with four sided hip roof with small rectangle at peak with ornamental iron work along ridge lines. House at left in foreground is steep gable roof with one window in upstairs back. Branches of trees along lower edge of photo in left corner. Very tall fir tree at far left down Main St beyond Glazier house. Mount Si shows many snags on slopes left from forest fire. Church built by Pastor William Brown in 1897.

    Postcard

    Record Type: Photo

    
14. PO.023.0001 - North Bend Baptist Church and Members, 1897. Church soon after being built by Reverend WW Brown. Adult members and children standing on steps of church and on board walk along front of church in front Reverend Brown standing on porch in front half open doors. Church has tall inverted triangle steeple, shingled, on top of bell tower. Bell tower and frond double doors at left. Partial view of schoolhouse and bell tower in back of church. Church built high off ground and shingled around lower part. Ladders can be seen lying by left side of building in stack. All ladies wearing hats and all children also but two small boys. Church front has one 3 pane window in front with 3 points at top of each pane. Small roof over porch; two single pointed top windows on left side of church. On single window is vestry on left side. Bare branched trees in right front yard of church. On Steps- Rev Brown, Mrs Ellis, Nancy Kelly, Neva Spaulding, Myrtle Steele, MF Durham, Mr Foster, Mr Lee Lower Row- Charlie Baldwin, Webb Baldwin, Darrel Kelly, Edith Kelly, Georgie Brown, Bud Borst, Nita Baldwin, Norman Baldwin, Clyde Foster, Una Kelly, Ora Drake Coppers, Hazel Brown, Laura Jayeor (Joyner?), Louise Brown, Marie Ellis, Edith Hoag, Rose Watruba, Duke Foster, Anna Watruba, Etta Branum, Vivian Taylor, Ethel Morrow, Ella Allen, Emma Allen, Nora Hackett, Velma Hackett, ? Hudson, Bonnie Hudson

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
15. PO.040.1324 - Preston Church Steeple.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
16. PO.040.3254.3 - Snoqualmie Falls Methodist Church Star Quilt on display at Snoqualmie Valley Historical Museum.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
17. PO.040.3258.2 - Snoqualmie Falls Methodist Church Star Quilt on display at Snoqualmie Valley Historical Museum.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
18. PO.050.0504 - Evangeline. Published by Golden and Sammons. No. 1 S. Clark St., Chicago.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
19. PO.074.0378.1 - Compass painted on floor of attic classroom, the Boy Scout meeting room for North Bend Troop 466 in North Bend Community Church. Compass has two white circles with blue between. Points are painted in light brown, shaded to form the ridge on points. Four long points, four short. Floor boards are wide board. End of rug at top right corner. Room entered through trap door in ceiling of social hall. Wiring comes through center of compass leads to wood base for an electric light.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
20. PO.074.0378.2 - Compass painted on floor of attic classroom, the Boy Scout meeting room for North Bend Troop 466 in North Bend Community Church. Compass has two white circles with blue between. Points are painted in light brown, shaded to form the ridge on points. Four long points, four short. Floor boards are wide board. End of rug at top right corner. Room entered through trap door in ceiling of social hall. Wiring comes through center of compass leads to wood base for an electric light.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo