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Hotel Washington, North Bend

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PO.065.0092 - Pack train starting for the mines. North Bend, Wash. Siegrist First St at Main St. Four horses, three loaded with packs on one with saddle and rider. Man with white shirt at left holding horses tail. Horse has white face and white feet. He has large pack on back. There is man standing by head of horse. Dark colored horse and white one with packs on backs. Horse with rider is dark color. Large two story buildings behind. Painted on left, U AND I BAR above windows. Lower windows large and across front of building. Building to right has canopy over walk and high false front. TOTEM CLUB sign hangs on canopy. US Flag above canopy. Fence beyond Totem Club with possible barn.
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PO.097.0001 - Packtrain outside U&I Bar in North Bend. Totem Club in background.
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PO.097.0009 - Emma Parker on First St E (North Bend Way) in North Bend.
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PO.114.0017 - 1st and 3rd Battalion 3rd US Regiment marching down First St, North Bend, Wash. Siegrist 197. Looking up 1st toward the Pass. Two men on horseback leading the regiment of marching soldiers. Two story building. on left with U AND I BAR printed above 3 second story windows and high false front and U.S. flag flying at roof top. A tree is between this bldg. and the next one also a two-story of identical design with a marquee, however, with TOTEM CLUB painted on side. On right side of street several men women and children standing watching men parade by. Women have white blouses and black skirts, men wearing hats and coats. A Power pole with wire coming down halfway and then right angles over out of picture. Standing out from middle of pole on street side is sign "Local Long Distance Telephone". Odd Fellows hall at end of street where the road has to jog around. Trees in background in middle of photo. People standing on wood sidewalk.
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PO.116.0015 - Hotel Washington, North Bend, WA. On 1st Ave in North Bend. Big Snow of 1916. Old Kodak picture appearing to be main street in heavy snow. Large building on right has sign, "Hotel Washington". A large bank of snow covers foreground. Camel cigarette advertisement on right. Four smaller buildings in center partly hidden by snow. Second from left has a porch. N.E. corner of Main St. & 1st Ave. North Bend. Three double arm power poles seen down front of hotel. 1980 site of Texaco station.
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PO.168.0027 - Bendigo St and First Ave with Fred Damburat's packt train in street, North Bend. Looking east from corner intersection toward Snoqualmie Pass. Woodman Hall at end of street in center. Oberto and Bates Saloon on left, bartender stands on corner wearing white apron. Barber pole on corner indicates Barber shop in back end of saloon. Mead and Dano Merchandise Store with part of word "cigars" painted on roof. Large building on left near end of street is Totem Club saloon. On right at intersection is Will Taylor's General Merchandise Store. William Taylor stands on porch of his General Store at far right with back against wall by door. Building down street with sign over walk is RC Mueller's Harness Shop. Street turned in front of Woodman Hall and went right and around hall and house next door (RC Mueller's home) to in back of house and hall where it continued on toward pass. (At this turn in front of Woodman Hall, the street was later Ballarat St named by William Taylor). Wagon and buggy in street by Totem Club. Loaded pack string and packer in street by Saloon. Single maple tree in street beside saloon. Telephone pole at corner. Search Light Pack train run by Damburat in North Bend. On left are Aaron Mueller and Fred Damburat by the Oberto and Bates Saloon. Corner of Bendigo St and First Ave with Pack Train looking East toward Snoqualmie Pass.
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PO.178.0423 - First St, North Bend about 1910. Old Woodman Hall at end of Street. Herb Parker is the man on end standing on corner. The man wearing the vest is Louie Pflug, the owner of the saloon. Richard C. Mueller, harness maker & upholsterer. Johnny Pike, arms folded, the later owner of Pikes Garage.
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PO.308.0008 - Hotel Washington, North Bend, Wash. Burned. Located where Texaco Service Station was in August 1978. 3 1/2 x 5 1/2" Two story wooden building with a false front, front and side view, with a white picket fence along the right side of the front. There are six windows in each story, side of the building, with a door on the first floor. "Hotel Washington" in white block letters on the sign at the top of the front of the building, one sign hanging from wires in the front of the building and painted sign on the window in the center front of the building. "Seattle Ice Cream" is on the sign just below this window. There is a group of men on each side of the front of the building, three in the group on the left, five (one in a white shirt and long white apron) in the group on the right. There are double doors on the left, windows across the second floor, front metal chimney, with several wires for support, right rear. The Hotel Washington was located at the northeast corner of Main Street and First Avenue, on the side of the Texaco Station (1978). The hotel burned in 1917 (?).
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PO.308.0012 - First Street East, North Bend, Wash. Emma Parker on First St E (North Bend Way) in North Bend. 6 x 9 1/2" mounted on 6 1/2 x 10 1/4" cardboard The photo is looking east toward Snoqualmie Pass, shows the business section on First Street (Old Sunset Highway, later I-90). The I. O. O. F. Hall is in the center at the end of the street on Ballarat Street. The little girl in the middle of the street is Emma Parker. There are wooden sidewalks on each side and utility poles. There is a fire hydrant on the left and a deciduous tree, tall as the building, further down the block. The street turned south in front of the hall to go around the building to continue on the old Sunset Highway to Snoqualmie Pass.
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PO.332.0044 - First Street East, North Bend, Wash. Looking east toward Snoqualmie Pass. Woodman's Hall at end of street. Wagon road, later Sunset Highway, turned right at hall and went around William Mueller's property and then continued on toward Snoqualmie Pass. There is a young lady in the middle of the street, and store buildings with false fronts can be seen on both sides of the dirt road. The sidewalks are made of wood.
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PO.494.0007 - North Bend, Wash Before the Fire. Copyright April 1909 by EJ Siegrist. Looking east on First Avenue corner of Bendigo. Size 8 x 10 black and white, glossy Main street of North Bend. A number of wagons and horses and several mounted men. Buildings on both sides of the street including one with Restaurant sign on the right and one with an awning on the left which says Drugs. Four men standing in front of what appears to be a saloon on the left, two girls, two dogs and another man on the right. On bottom it says Copyright April 1909 by E. J. Segrist. Windmill showing above building on the left. Shadowy mountains in background.
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PO.632.0002 - Lee's Cafe and Sundries, North Bend, WA. 1927-1932. Building at the extreme left became Washington State Bank. Shows wooden building with short false front and marquee with long flat awning across front and across end of marquee is wooden sign HAMBURGER. Above right end of building is large sign 45¢ special DINNER. Ford Coupe parked in front of grocery. Parked at curb going opposite direction is sedan touring car with side curtains. Four windows along side of building on right side. To left of Grocery is house with garage to edge of sidewalk. Next to garage on left is large two-story building with sign over sidewalk HOTEL WASHINGTON. Utility pole with two arms by corner of garage. Pole on roof of Grocery has extended pole with round enclosed light CAFE hanging above marquee. Shadow of utility pole on left side of street extends into middle of street. Original snapshots loaned to Museum to copy and returned to donor.
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