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1. 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.

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2. 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.

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3. 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.

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4. PO.040.3033 - Summit of Snoqualmie Pass, Washington. US Highway 10, a modern four lane highway, affords travelers an easy year round scenic route between the Puget Sound area and the East. Mt Snoqualmie (Elevation 6270) and Guy Peak are seen in the background. Here is one of Washington's most popular ski and recreation areas. Distributed only by Smith-Western Co, Inc, Tacoma-Portland

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5. PO.040.3186 - Sunset Highway. Snoqualmie Pass in Winter

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6. PO.074.0798 - "See Washington First." Snoqualmie Pass in the Cascade Mountains. On the Line of the C.M.&P.S.R.R.

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7. PO.074.0800 - On the Sunset Highway, Washington, Snoqualmie Pass. 63456. 4354 Publishing by CP Johnston Co., Seattle, USA. T American Art Colored. Photo by Curtis and Miller.

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8. PO.074.0803 - Entrance to Denny Creek Campground. Gravel road off Sunset Highway to left leads to dirt road. Pole entrance with sign DENNY CREEK CAMPGROUNDS hanging from the cross pole. Small sign on side of pole. Three pole fence to left that is attached to side of poles on left of road. Dense timber further down road and Denny Mountain in background.

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9. PO.074.0851 - Snoqualmie Pass. Ellis 129. Sunset Highway as it goes over the Pass. Snow is several feet deep along the sides of the road. The road has been opened with a snow plow. Right side of road, utility poles are almost covered in some places. A mountain can be seen in background and trees on banks along sides of road.

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10. PO.076.0053 - Sunset Highway, Snoqualmie Pass, Washington. Wooden bridge, low steel girder sides, log railings at approaches to bridge. Road curves and goes under railroad trestle with log beam supports. Mt Snoqualmie in center distant; Guye Peak at far right, Denny Mt at far left.

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11. PO.079.0013 - Snoqualmie Pass Highway Buildings, Guye Peak, taken at Summit. Taken when Harry Maloney was road foreman of Highway Department there. Deep snow in front of buildings. Plowed road in foreground. Three large buildings with utility poles in front. Guye's Peak dominates background. Trees behind buildings.

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12. PO.131.0011 - Buried Cabins at Holden's Hotel, Laconia, Washington (Snoqualmie Pass). The picture is of cabins, almost buried in the deep snow. The roof peak only can be seen of one small cabin. The roof can be seen of the larger cabin at the right. Guye Peak shows very faint in the background. Tall trees are behind the cabins.

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13. PO.212.0012 - Skiing at Summit of Snoqualmie Pass. There is a small ticket booth in the foreground. There is a man in the booth, and a lady, on skis standing in front. Other people, on skis can be seen on the flat behind the ticket booth. The long lodge can be seen at the right. Snow covers the ground, but the people have only light coats or sweaters. Trees can be seen in the background, and Guye Peak is the larger mountain.

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14. PO.297.0030 - Laconia. CM&PS RY. Steam train and deep snow, Laconia, Snoqualmie Pass. 5 x7" black and white glossy The mountains can be seen at a distance. The steam locomotive is pulling several passenger cars. They have just passed the water tank. The buildings at the right of the road are almost covered with snow. The railroad tracks have been plowed and the snow banks are almost as high as the train.

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15. PO.297.0032 - Laconia. CM&PS RY. Rotary snow plow, Laconia, Snoqualmie Pass. The picture is of a large rotary snow plow mounted on the front of a steam locomotive. It is stopped in front of a large water tank used for filling the boilers of the locomotive. There are three men standing at the right and another man at the left. The snow is very deep with large banks along the side of the tracks. The tracks still have snow on them. Snow and clouds block all of the view of the mountains. Taken during the winter of 1912-13 and the rotary outfit is taking water at the Laconia tank. The blade is actually turning much slower than the image would suggest, due to the exposure time. In cold weather it was necessary to keep the wheel turning so that it wouldn't freeze up. If it did freeze, it was often necessary to build a fire below it to thaw it enough to get it in motion again. The mounds of snow to the right are railroad flat cars buried in snow. Further down are cabooses with four feet of snow on their roofs. Train crews (Conductors and brakemen) lived in their caboose while working here, The engine crew (Engineers and firemen) lived in a bunkhouse near the beanery (restaurant). -Allen Miller

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16. PO.304.0002 - USFS Guard Station on Snoqualmie Pass. 7 x 10 black and white glossy Winter 1948 The picture is of the United States Forest Service Guard Station on Snoqualmie Pass that was built in 1939. The building has a steep roof that is covered with snow. The snow is very deep around the entire building and the snow is piled on a large tree in front of the building causing it to resemble some sort of a pillar Snoqualmie Mountain is at the left and Guye Peak at the right.

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17. PO.329.0019 - 2800. Travelling through the Cascade Mountains. For Correspondence 42-story LC Smith Building, Seattle. Great view from observation floor and balcony. Edward H Mitchell, Publisher. San Francisco. Hermia T Opstad.

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18. PO.351.0113 - Snoqualmie Pass, CM&PS RY. Railroad telegraph lines on left. Postal telegraph on right. Guye Peak and Mt Snoqualmie.

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19. PO.374.0001.1.a - Snoqualmie Pass Summit in deep snow and snowbound cabins. Left side of 2 section Panorama.

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20. PO.374.0001.1.b - Snoqualmie Pass Summit in deep snow and snowbound cabins. Right side of 2 section Panorama.

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