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1. PO.014.0012 - Aerial View of the town of Snoqualmie c 1956-1957. Taken from the North end of town; all the way to the Snoqualmie Pass visible. Highway 202 can be seen going through the town and on to North Bend. The river is at the left, with trees along the banks. A train is on the tracks at the lower left of the picture. The streets are not laid out in square blocks, some of the blocks are odd shaped, and some are triangular shape. Open area can be seen east of Meadowbrook Drive.

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2. PO.115.0007 - State Bank of Washington, Snoqualmie The building is made of brick, with three large windows on the side, two large windows and the door at the front. There is a window above the door. The building appears to be almost square, high with a flat roof. The Ford Sales and Service building is down the street. There is a 1920s model coupe parked in the street in front of the Ford building, and a touring car of the same era, at the right of the bank. There is a sidewalk in front of the bank, and around the corner to the Ford Service. A fireplug is at the corner. Walt Peters started Snoqualmie Bank in a separate building but part of Reinig Store. He built this brick building. Partners with Isodores and Beadon Hall. His brother had a bank in Issaquah.

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3. PO.169.0036 - Harry Snyder on motorcycle. "Speed King." Mr Snyder rides "Flying Merkel" motorcycle on Falls Ave in front of Reinig Store in Snoqualmie. He is in front of large store with a long, covered porch and large plate glass windows. Sing in window Gas 15 cents. He wears a suit with white shirt and cap with bill, gloves with long hard leather gauntlets. Motorcycle has rubber tires, mounted on wheels with wire spokes. It has long handlebars and large spotlight at center of handlebars. Trees, small shed and white board fence in background. The Flying Merkel was a motorcycle of the American company Merkel in Milwaukee, which relocated later to Middletown, Ohio. The motorcycle was produced from 1911 to 1915.

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4. PO.178.0133 - Tent Store used by Reinig's after first store burned in 1908 and rebuilt on the same spot. Used in interim between building of second store on SE corner of Falls Ave and River St. Ladies and men with saw horses, washing machine and peanut wagon in front of tent. Otto Reinig sitting behind sawhorses at left. Lady in long skirt and white blouse standing in front of tent with one side of flap open on right. Sitting in chair by popcorn wagon is lady in white blouse and dark skirt, wearing large bonnet tied with veil. Man standing behind chair. Two men on left by Otto Reinig. Picket fence separates house nest door to tent. Store was rebuilt in same location as first one before fire corner Falls Ave and River St. Located on Falls Ave next door to the present Snoqualmie Valley Record offices in 1976. On the east side of street at corner of Falls Ave and River St.

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5. PO.178.0134 - New Reinig store built by Reinig's after first store burned in 1908 and rebuilt on the same spot. Long low building flat roof. Flat siding vertical painted light color. Narrow cornice roof across front below top edge and part way around corners. Sloping porch roof supported by six posts at edge of sidewalk. Large windows along store front. Dirt streets and wooden sidewalks. General Merchandise painted on front above porch. Located on Falls Ave next door to the present Snoqualmie Valley Record offices in 1976. On the east side of street at corner of Falls Ave and River St. Later the Red and White Store and after that Carmichael's True Value Hardware.

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6. PO.178.0137 - Three houses built in a row by Reinigs about 1907. Built by otto and Dio Reinig on Falls Ave west and next door to present Snoqualmie Valley Record office in 1980 on corner of Falls Ave and River Street on NW side of street. Looking West on North side of street. Three bungalow type houses in process of being built in row along dirt street. Board sidewalk built on short posts along right side of street. Small white house at left end of row has white picket fence. Group of tall trees at left in distance. House on right end of row has ladder leaning against roof of front porch. Roofs are panels of petal. Cleared greass and gravel area in foreground on left side of street. Herman Mindrup lived in 2nd house from right.

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7. PO.178.0138 - Three houses built in a row by Reinigs about 1907. Built by otto and Dio Reinig on Falls Ave west and next door to present Snoqualmie Valley Record office in 1980 on corner of Falls Ave and River Street on NW side of street. Looking West on North side of street. Three bungalow type houses in process of being built in row along dirt street. Board sidewalk built on short posts along right side of street. Small white house at left end of row has white picket fence. Group of tall trees at left in distance. House on right end of row has ladder leaning against roof of front porch. Roofs are panels of petal. Cleared greass and gravel area in foreground on left side of street. Herman Mindrup lived in 2nd house from right.

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8. PO.178.0139.1 - Three houses built in a row by Reinigs about 1909 and Reinig Store. End of block is River St, across River St on east side is their second store which was built after the first on e burned in 1908 as well as the hotel at the end of the block where houses were built after the fire. Trees planted and in leaf in front of each house in street. Picket fence down fronts beside wood sidewalks. Next door to present Snoqualmie Valley Record office in 1980 on corner of Falls Ave and River Street on NW side of street. Looking East on North side of street.

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9. PO.178.0139.2 - Three houses built in a row by Reinigs about 1909 and Reinig Store. End of block is River St, across River St on east side is their second store which was built after the first on e burned in 1908 as well as the hotel at the end of the block where houses were built after the fire. Trees planted and in leaf in front of each house in street. Picket fence down fronts beside wood sidewalks. Next door to present Snoqualmie Valley Record office in 1980 on corner of Falls Ave and River Street on NW side of street. Looking East on North side of street.

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10. PO.178.0424 - First Reinig Store in Snoqualmie before fire of 1908. Otto Reinig in doorway. You can imagine the fancy false front on the Reinig store with it's small roofed over hangs. The wide sidewalk extending the length of three stores.

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11. PO.616.0100 - Hotel Snoqualmie, Howard Johnson's hotel, Snoqualmie. Doesn't the hotel look fine since they finished the "ram-pasture"? Howard Johnson Hotel where record office stands now.

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