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PO.003.0047 - July 4, 1908. North Bend, Wash. Siegrist 177. Parade Formation of Floats. Band Wagon driven by Bill Crow. Members of the band were Frank Hart, Ward Catching, Bert Florence, Arnold Mueller, Clyde Roberts, Bill Florence, Ted Boalch, Ollie Bryan, George Bouck, Morman Baldwin, Charles Dano, Ralph Dano, Charles Baldwin, Herb Parker, Robert Bryan, Queen Maimey, Bartling Conklin. Peter Maloney is leading the parade on a white horse. Siegrist 177
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PO.040.3022 - Pioneers of North Bend and Vicinity who have been here 20 years or more. Left to Right- Front Row- Bill Akers, PJ Maloney, Tom Joyner, Bill Mueller, Tom Carlin, Tom Whitchurch, Andrew J Foster, Bill Thompson; Second Row- Charles Cooper, James Allen, Fred Damburat, RC Mueller, Riley Rice, George Gregor and Son, Judge Liddle, Felix Damburat, Joe Boxley, Fred Scheuchzer, Elijah Tait; Third Row- Mrs Felix Damburat, Mrs Nancy Kelley, William H Taylor, Alice Rachor, Grandma Sarah Pulliam, Mrs Viola Allen; Fourth Row- Nellie Jackson, Etta Branam, Mrs Taylor, Mrs Whitchurch, Mrs Liddle, Grace Wyman Branam, Mrs Fred Damburat, Susie Carlin, Cynthia Carlin, Mrs Annie Joyner Carpenter, Mrs Dora Mueller, Mrs Charles Cooper, Mrs Sudie Carlin Picture taken on porch of William H Taylor's home next to Snyder's
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PO.065.0081 - Pioneers of North end and Vicinity who have been here 20 years or more. Large ground of people in yard. Ladies at left, row standing, row sitting. Right side is row of men standing and row sitting. Most ladies wear long dresses, most are white. Some have white blouses and dark skirts. Men dressed in suits and wear hats. Railroad track and box cars can be seen in background. Picket fence at right. Mount Si in right background. Upper row from left to right standing- Mrs Felix Damburat, Mrs Thomas Carlin, Mrs Alice Rachor, Mrs Fred H Damburat, Mrs Charles Cooper, Mrs WH Taylor, Mrs Nancy Kelley, Mrs Thomas Whikchurch (Whitchurch), Mrs James Liddle, Mr Thomas Carlin, Mr William Thompson, Mr Peter J Maloney, Mr Elijah Tate, Mr James Liddle, Mr Thomas Whichchurch(Whitchurch), Mr Fritz Scheuchzer, Mr AJ Foster, Mr William Akers Lower left to right Seated- Mrs Nellie Jackson, Etta Branam, Mrs Grace Taylor Branam, Miss Susie Carlin, Mrs Cynthia Joyner, Mrs RC Mueller, Mrs Annie Joyner, Mrs Sarah E Pulliam, Mr William H Taylor, Mr JB Allen, Mr RC Mueller, Mr Joe Boxley, Mr Thomas Joyner, Mr Fred H Damburat, Mr Charles Cooper, Mr George Gregor, Mr William Mueller, Mr Felix Damburat, Mr Riley Rice Picture taken in yard of William H Taylor near Northern Pacific Railroad Tracks
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PO.065.0082 - Pioneers of North Bend and Vicinity who have been here 20 years or more. Large group of people some standing on large covered porch of home of Dr. Burke. Ladies stand in back on porch. They wear long dresses and skirts. Blouses have high neck and are light color. There are four people sitting on chairs in front of ladies. Some men sit on edge of porch, others on ground. Most men are wearing suits and light shirts. One man has small child in front of him. Man at left wears vest and light shirt and armband garters. Man sitting in center has flat straw hat and beard with moustache. Left to Right- Front Row- Bill Akers, PJ Maloney, Tom Joyner, Bill Mueller, Tom Carlin, Tom Whitchurch, Andrew J Foster, Bill Thompson; Second Row- Charles Cooper, James Allen, Fred Damburat, RC Mueller, Riley Rice, George Gregor and Son, Judge Liddle, Felix Damburat, Joe Boxley, Fred Scheuchzer, Elijah Tait; Third Row- Mrs Felix Damburat, Mrs Nancy Kelley, William H Taylor, Alice Rachor, Grandma Sarah Pulliam, Mrs Viola Allen; Fourth Row- Nellie Jackson, Etta Branam, Mrs Taylor, Mrs Whitchurch, Mrs Liddle, Grace Wyman Branam, Mrs Fred Damburat, Susie Carlin, Cynthia Carlin, Mrs Annie Joyner Carpenter, Mrs Dora Mueller, Mrs Charles Cooper, Mrs Sudie Carlin Picture taken on porch of William H Taylor's home next to Snyder's
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PO.075.0152 - Pioneers of North end and Vicinity who have been here 20 years or more. Upper row from left to right standing- Mrs Felix Damburat, Mrs Thomas Carlin, Mrs Alice Rachor, Mrs Fred H Damburat, Mrs Charles Cooper, Mrs WH Taylor, Mrs Nancy Kelley, Mrs Thomas Whitchurch, Mrs James Liddle, Mr Thomas Carlin, Mr William Thompson, Mr Peter J Maloney, Mr Elijah Tate, Mr James Liddle, Mr Thomas Whitchurch, Mr Fritz Scheuchzer, Mr AJ Foster, Mr William Akers Lower left to right Seated- Mrs Nellie Jackson, Etta Branam, Mrs Grace Taylor Branam, Miss Susie Carlin, Mrs Cynthia Joyner, Mrs RC Mueller, Mrs Annie Joyner, Mrs Sarah E Pulliam, Mr William H Taylor, Mr JB Allen, Mr RC Mueller, Mr Joe Boxley, Mr Thomas Joyner, Mr Fred H Damburat, Mr Charles Cooper, Mr George Gregor, Mr William Mueller, Mr Felix Damburat, Mr Riley Rice In yard of William H Taylor near Northern Pacific Railroad Tracks on South Bendigo and South Park Ave in North Bend. The background has the railroad and depot. Mount Si in far background. Us Flag flying in background. Men stand and sit on right, women on left.
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PO.075.0153 - Pioneers of North Bend and Vicinity who have been here 20 years or more. On porch of William H. Taylor home on S Bendigo on right across railroad tracks, July 4, 1910. Left to Right- Front Row- Bill Akers, PJ Maloney, Tom Joyner, Bill Mueller, Tom Carlin, Tom Whitchurch, Andrew J Foster, Bill Thompson; Second Row- Charles Cooper, James Allen, Fred Damburat, RC Mueller, Riley Rice, George Gregor and Son, Judge Liddle Little, Felix Damburat, Joe Boxley, Fred Scheuchzer, Elijah Tait; Third Row- Mrs Felix Damburat, Mrs Nancy Kelley, William H Taylor, Alice Rachor, Grandma Sarah Pulliam, Mrs Viola Allen; Fourth Row- Nellie Jackson, Etta Branam, Mrs Taylor, Mrs Whitchurch, Mrs Liddle, Grace Taylor Branam, Mrs Fred Damburat, Susie Carlin, Cynthia Carlin, Mrs Annie Joyner Carpenter, Mrs Dora Mueller, Mrs Charles Cooper, Mrs Sudie Carlin Picture taken on porch of William H Taylor's home next to Snyder's
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PO.075.0440 - Parade Day at North Bend. Foot Race contest. A Haug. North Bend, Wash. North Bend Livery Feed Stable building and Catching Store. Catching building is two story with balcony. Olympia sign on balcony. People line Bendigo Blvd watching a foot race. Several blurry runners in middle of street. American flag hangs off Catching Building.
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PO.087.0001 - Pioneers of North Bend and Vicinity who have been here 20 years or more. Upper row from left to right standing- Mrs Felix Damburat, Mrs Thomas Carlin, Mrs Alice Rachor, Mrs Fred H Damburat, Mrs Charles Cooper, Mrs WH Taylor, Mrs Nancy Kelley, Mrs Thomas Whikchurch (Whitchurch), Mrs James Liddle, Mr Thomas Carlin, Mr William Thompson, Mr Peter J Maloney, Mr Elijah Tate, Mr James Liddle, Mr Thomas Whichchurch(Whitchurch), Mr Fritz Scheuchzer, Mr AJ Foster, Mr William Akers Lower left to right Seated- Mrs Nellie Jackson, Etta Branam, Mrs Grace Taylor Branam, Miss Susie Carlin, Mrs Cynthia Joyner, Mrs RC Mueller, Mrs Annie Joyner, Mrs Sarah E Pulliam, Mr William H Taylor, Mr JB Allen, Mr RC Mueller, Mr Joe Boxley, Mr Thomas Joyner, Mr Fred H Damburat, Mr Charles Cooper, Mr George Gregor, Mr William Mueller, Mr Felix Damburat, Mr Riley Rice Picture taken in yard of William H Taylor near Northern Pacific Railroad Tracks
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PO.097.0003 - Parade Formation of Floats. Band Wagon driven by Bill Crow. Members of the band were Frank Hart, Ward Catching, Bert Florence, Arnold Mueller, Clyde Roberts, Bill Florence, Ted Boalch, Ollie Bryan, George Bouck, Morman Baldwin, Charles Dano, Ralph Dano, Charles Baldwin, Herb Parker, Robert Bryan, Queen Maimey, Bartling Conklin. Peter Maloney is leading the parade on a white horse Frank. Siegrist 177
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PO.114.0032 - P J Maloney, Marshall of the Day, North Bend, July 4, 1908. North Bend, Wash. Siegrist 171. North side of 1st Ave looking west. The picture is of Mr. Maloney riding a white horse. He is wearing a dark suit and a Derby hat. The horse is decorated with a flag material of the red and white stripes. It has a small flag near the ear, in the bridle. There is a board walk behind the horse, and there are several men and children by the building across the walk. Other buildings can be seen along the street toward more of the town. The picture was taken on the north side of 1st Ave looking west.
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PO.182.0014 - Parade float- Colonial costumes and Uncle Sam. Mamis, Bartling, Smith, Conklin. Independence Day, July 4, 1910. Open building fame with four corner posts and roof, decorated with red, white, and blue bunting, with stars in blue. 2 couples, girls in chairs, wearing costumes of Revolutionary period; girl in chair on 2-teir pedestal in white costume, stripe down side, and drap over shoulder with stars. Man standing in back right corner wearing costume as "uncle Sam". Two horses pulling float on dirt road, trees in background. Picture, black and white, glossy print, mounted on havy grey cardboard, 6" x 8" pic.; mounting 10" x 12" Names: Mamie, Bartling, Smith, Conklin.
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PO.200.0005 - Girl's Parade Float for North Bend Parade. The picture is of a team of horses hitched to a flat bed wagon, that is decorated with stripes and stars. The driver of the team has a beard, and is all dressed in white, and they have an American flag flying from the wagon. The float was made for the first 4th of July parade in North Bend. July 4, 1910 Driver is "Grandpa".
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PO.200.0006 - Maloney's Parade Float for North Bend Parade. Pete's picture of the Livery stable, he won took first prize a lounig cup. (May be 1908 instead of 1910). The picture is of a float, built on a wagon, that depicts the North Bend Livery Feed and Sale Stable. It is built as a replica of the stable, including the printing. Peter J. Maloney, Prop. There is a horse tied to the back, and a team of horses hitched to the front. There are three men on the ground, and two on the float. One man on the float is with a donkey, and the other has a horse.
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PO.200.0010 - July 4, 08 Parade. Siegrist 177. North Bend, Wash. The picture is of a Parade in formation. It is led by Peter James Maloney, Parade Marshall, followed by many floats. There are homes on the other side of the line of floats.
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PO.220.0003 - Pioneers of North Bend and vicinity who had been here 20 years or more. In yard. July 4, 1910. Photograph by Howell Pioneers of North Bend and Vicinity who have been here 20 years or more, July 4, 1910. Size 10" x 12" Grey cardboard Semi-circle group of men and women sitting and standing on lawn of Dr. Burkes house, North Bend, on south Bendigo St. between No. Pacific R. R. tracks and Park Ave.West. Ladies on left side and men on right side. Ladies sitting on ground all wear white dresses; ladies standing in back of them wearing white dresses and three with dark skirts and white blouse; one wearing dark dress with lace yoke. Men sitting on ground wearing light and dark suits and hats. Men standing behind them wearing light and dark suits with vests, 2 with no suit coats; all wear hats. Sitting in center front with dog at his feet is WILLIAM H. TAYLOR, FOUNDER OF NORTH BEND WHITE MOUSTACHE AND STETSON HAT. In background just beyond them is R. R. crossing sign on right with box cars separated by street. Taylor's Gen. Mdse.Store on right corner, Maloney's Livery Stable on left corner of Bendigo St. and First Ave. (town's main street). Stable has water barrels on peak of roof; on left, across street from Maloney's Stable, is Cascadia Hotel with windows in dormers in roof on 2nd floor side; on right is Oberto & Bates Saloon across street from Taylor's Store, with high flagpole and waving American Flag extending from front of false front of Saloon. Large white banner WELCOME on rope above street from buildings on either side. Two large American flags are above the banner, fields in flags meet in center and partially flat above parade float.First float behind banner is replica of Maloney's Stable with 2 windows in front & horse heads sticking out of windows. Possible wind gauge on tall pole on corner of Taylor's Store near tracks. SEE DUPLICATE PHOTOS FOR NAMES OF PIONEERS.
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PO.284.0021 - Goddess of Liberty Float, July 4, '08, North Bend, Wash. Siegrist 176. Two-horse team wagon with 4 posts and canopy top decorated. Girl in chair on elevated platform (white) in center. Two little girls in costume walk behind float. One girl standing behind one seated. Man driver has Army-type hat. Negative 284/21/B Copy & Neg. 284/21/A/B 3 1/2 x 5 1/2" postcard
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PO.284.0022 - Frank Harte's Band, July 4, '08, North Bend, Wash. 3 1/2 x 5 1/2" postcard The float is on a wagon with decorated wheels. The box of the wagon has been built in a stair step style from the center to each end. The band members are sitting on the steps of the built up box. There is a flag on the front of the wagon and the harnesses of the team are decorated with flag material. The man at the back end of the float has a large drum. The other members have their instruments.
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PO.284.0024 - July 4, '08 Parade, North Bend, Wash. Siegrist 177. Original postcard. 3 1/2 x 5 1/2" postcard 177 Siegrist, North Bend, Wash. The horse in the lead is whte with material of the stripes of the flag around the front of his shoulders. The horse is being ridden by Pete Maloney. Frank Harte's band float is next, and then the Goddess of Liberty float. Other floats and horses can be seen behind these. They are lined up on a side street waiting for the parade to begin.
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PO.284.0086 - PJ Maloney Marshall of the day. July 4, '08. North Bend, Wash. Siegrist 171 3 1/2 x 5 1/2" postcard The picture is of a man on a saddle horse. The horse is white and is wearing a fancy bridle. The chest of the horse is covered with a flag material. The saddle blanket has the stars. The man is dressed in dark clothing and is wearing a black hat. There is a wooden sidewalk behind the horse and some frame buildings. Some men and a child are standing on the walk. There is a light spot on the window at the right.
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PO.308.0023 - Pioneers of North end and Vicinity who have been here 20 years or more. Upper row from left to right standing- Mrs Felix Damburat, Mrs Thomas Carlin, Mrs Alice Rachor, Mrs Fred H Damburat, Mrs Charles Cooper, Mrs W H Taylor, Mrs Nancy Kelley, Mrs Thomas Whitchurch (), Mrs James Liddle, Mr Thomas Carlin, Mr William Thompson, Mr Peter J Maloney, Mr Elijah Tate, Mr James Liddle, Mr Thomas Whitchurch (Whichchurch), Mr Fritz Scheuchzer, Mr AJ Foster, Mr William Akers 9 1/4 x 12" cardboard mounting 6 x 8" picture (yellowed) Photo by Howell. July 4, 1910. The group of people are in a large yard, the railroad sign and box car can be seen behind them. Two large flags are hung in the background. The ladies are at the left, first row sitting, the others are standing. The men are on the right, a row standing and a row sitting on the ground. Lower left to right Seated- Mrs Nellie Jackson, Etta Branam, Mrs Grace Taylor Branam, Miss Susie Carlin, Mrs Cynthia Joyner, Mrs RC Mueller, Mrs Annie Joyner, Mrs Sarah E Pulliam, Mr William H Taylor, Mr JB Allen, Mr RC Mueller, Mr Joe Boxley, Mr Thomas Joyner, Mr Fred H Damburat, Mr Charles Cooper, Mr George Gregor, Mr William Mueller, Mr Felix Damburat, Mr Riley Rice Picture taken in yard of William H Taylor near Northern Pacific Railroad Tracks
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