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1. PO.030.0201 - The Titanic Road Roller near Raging River Bridge. Charles Moore and sons. Four individuals all male of various ages. Oldest man, Charles Moore driving the road roller, one son directly in front of back wheel, young boy on front sitting on part of engine, youngest boy sitting on brace for front roller. River is visible to right. Twenty ton steam roller owned by County used on building Fall City's first roads near approach of Raging River Bridge. Left to Right: Paul Moore, Ralph Moore, Harry Moore (standing) in driver's seat, their father Charles Moore. Fall City Steam Roller Picture Data from Valley Record: Road building, 1907 style - this highway equipment might not look impressive to the engineers of today, but XX(can't read) years ago it was a mighty big thing for the town of Fall City. It was a 20 ton steam roller, owned by the county, used on building Fall City's first roads, and the solemn expression of the faces of the crew shows how seriously they took this important improvement to their fair city. Left to right are Paul Moore, Ralph Moore and Harry Moore, standing, and in the driver's seat, their father, Charles Moore, Sr. Hardly visible, except for the top of his cap, is Dewit Smith. It was Charles Moore, Sr. (or Jr. - hard to read), who brought this picture into the Record office, and it was all wrapped up in the hometown paper printed in Stoney Ohio, where the Moores were born. Mr. Moore believes the photographer who caught the crew at work in 1907 at a spot near the approach of the old Raging River bridge was Frank Howe, no relation to Art and Ray and Bill.

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2. PO.039.0513 - Metal Spar pole next to logged off hillside.

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3. PO.065.0028 - Caterpillar with arch to lift front end of lags while dragging logs on ground. Camp 2, Weyerhaeuser Timber Co, Klamath Falls, Oregon. Man driving cat with arch hooked on behind and lifting front end of logs off ground with cables. Arch has tractor tracks to help drag logs while supporting weight. Two men standing on top of log to help operate arch cables. Ground with branches and dirt used as road to operate equipment. Forest and some dead trees in background. The Mythical Paul Bunyan's feats never had anything on this CAT as it sneaks away a 6 to 8 foot log in diameter or a bunch of smaller ones.

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4. PO.094.0008 - "Generators in Cedar Falls Powerhouse". In ink on picture, "SEATTLE, CITY LIGHT PLANT, CEDAR FALLS, 1915". Shows generators inside powerhouse. Faded

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5. PO.094.0009 - Switchboard inside Cedar Falls Power House, 1915. Inside powerhouse. Planted panel with switches on top. Vertical board above has rows of gauges with large round dial on right. Row of knobs below gauges.

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6. PO.094.0010 - Ladies on pipeline -- Cedar Falls, 7 ladies in long dresses, and hats standing on pipeline. One man standing at left end of line on pipe, second man sitting on pipe holding child. Timber in background with fallen trees. Corrugated pipe. Very large. On the Pipe-line. 4-18-15

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7. PO.178.0085 - Early Steam Engine, Snoqualmie Mill Co. Old engine came to Snoqualmie in 1889. The Snoqualmie Mill stood across the river from Snoqualmie. Burned down in 1895. Picture was taken in 1895. The engine is on its way to the junk yard. Train ran from Snoqualmie to mill. Mrs. Coppers from Fall City used to ride to school on this train.

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8. PO.178.0470 - Flood damage to railroad at Cedar Falls. This picture shows the end of the railroad. The rails are laid on the ties, but have not been fastened down. There is a small railroad car at the end of the rails. The right of way still has trees, and has not been leveled. There is dirt and debris washed across the tracks, covering them. The rails are bent out of shape.

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9. PO.212.0031 - Clearing site for Shell Gas Station The North Bend Motel is on the other side of the clearing. This was the site of the Shell Gas Station and the Dairy Freeze. The mountains can be seen in the background.

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10. PO.219.0004 - Slab of log cut at Preston Mill for St Louis World's Fair. August Lovegren on right. This was sent to the St Louis Worlds Fair 1904. August Lovegren on right side of cut in photo, uncle of Olga. Office of Preston Mill Co. building in rear behind group of men standing about. Slab ready to be loaded. Wood stack visible on left side of picture top to bottom. Stumps and snags visible behind office building. Neg. 219/4/B Copy PO.219.0004 (5" square) Original snapshot, 3 1/4" square, faded yellow

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11. PO.233.0002 - Logging with two man Disston Chain Saw. Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Co. SF50-3-14

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12. PO.233.0003 - Logging with two man Disston Chain Saw. Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Co. SF50-3-13

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13. PO.233.0004 - Spectators watch logging with two man Disston Chain Saw. Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Co. SF50-3-12

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14. PO.233.0005 - Spectators watch logging with two man Disston Chain Saw. Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Co. SF50-3-10

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15. PO.233.0006 - Bucking log with two man Disston Chain Saw. Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Co. SF50-3-11

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16. PO.233.0007 - Tour group eating at Community Hall while on tour of demonstration of the use of two man Disston Chain Saw. Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Co. SF50-3-3

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17. PO.233.0014 - Louis Felix at Cat.

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18. PO.233.0015 - Motorized Logging Vehicle. Photo by Harold Keller.

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19. PO.275.0014 - Washington Scenery. Warren and Irving's Logging Camp platform. Original photograph, mounted Scene shows men standing beside steam donkey with wood cut and in pile. Far left is flat logging cars, loaded with logs and the railroad tracks in trench with cars level with ground to be able to roll logs onto rail cars. Logs cut and ready to be loaded on ground. Tall snags and trees in rear. Ground area around donkey engine littered with pieces of wood, cable, blocks of wood and logs in rear. Wheelbarrow at far right and wooden barrel. Photo VERY FADED, size 8 x 10, black & white glossy print. Handwritten in lower left corner on photo, in white, CAPTION, WASHINGTON SCENERY, WARREN & IRWIN'S LOGGING CAMP PLATFORM

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20. PO.284.0058 - Cedar Falls Plant 117-- Remote Control Board. To W C Shaw From JL Brenneman. Prof of Physics & Electrical Engineering University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM. The picture is of the switches mounted on what appears to be blocks of stone. Each block has a set of switches, some are the flat keys, and the others are a pull know handle. Conduit pipes run between some of the switches. On the lower left block is a metal plate.

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