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1. PO.074.0227 - North Bend with snow and men on walk looking East on North Bend Way from North Bendigo Blvd. On left side of street beginning at corner: Bohemian Beer sign on Oberto and Bates Saloon, People's Drug Store, Bakery and Restaurant, Meads and Dano Cigar and Newsstand, Milwaukee Bar, U and I Bar, Totem Club. Men stand along sidewalk on left side, one of louvered doors of tavern open. Two bare limbed trees on left by edge of sidewalk.

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2. PO.075.0214 - North Bend, Wash. Siegrist 65. Looking West on 1st , North Bend 1905. 1 of 4 views of over 44 years. See PO 75-215, 216, 217. Bank, Siegrist Jewelry, Mueller's Harness Shop, Mead and Dano Cigars, Catching Store, Court House. Bank building on far left with utility pole in front with BELL TELEPHONE SIGN on pole. False front buildings on both sides of street. Large pocket watch sign hanging in front of building next to bank, Siegrist Jeweler. Trees in background in middle and right. Man with white shirt standing in center of street.

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3. PO.075.0215 - North Bend, Wash. Looking West on 1st St, North Bend, 1913. 2 of 4 views of over 44 years. See PO.075.0214, 216, 217. Bank, Milwaukee Bar, Mead and Dano Cigars, Bakery, Mount Si Cafe, Catching Store, McClellan Livery, Mueller's Harness shop, Drug Store. Concrete building with door in angled corner. BANK sign on roof across door entrance. Fire hydrant to right of door. Behind bank top of windmill belonging to Elmer Catching. Second building down from bank Milwaukee Bar sign hangs from building. Next building false front is Mead & Dano cigars and confectionary. Alley between them and next building with hanging sign Mount Si Cafe. Next building white and faces Bendigo St. Going down left side of street look west first lot vacant, wooden walk and fence. First building is DRUGS and farther down is harness shop. SIx poles sticking up behind roofs all in row. Trees at end of First St. Road ended on other side of Maloney's Livery Stables on left just past Bendigo cross street.

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4. PO.097.0009 - Emma Parker on First St E (North Bend Way) in North Bend.

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5. PO.097.0024 - Looking East on First St (North Bend Way) at intersection of Bendigo St. First St later called Sunset Highway and Highway 10.

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6. 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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7. PO.284.0025 - North Bend, Wash. Siegrist 65. 3 1/2 x 5 1/2" postcard, glossy First St looking west with man in street. There is a man standing in the wide, gravel street. The BANK is at the left of the picture. It is next to the cross street which is Main. Watchmaker & Photographer Siegrist is on the right of the bank. It is a large, two story, unpainted building. There are several other store buildings on each side of the street.

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8. 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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9. PO.308.0065 - Honorable Judge Mead and Courthouse, North Bend, Wash. Siegrist. Postcard: 3 1/2 x 5 1/2" The picture is of a small white house, with COURT HOUSE printed in white on the door. There is a pile of lumber at one end of the building. A store with an awning is on the other side. There is a man on front of the store and one walking on the sidewalk. There is a wooden water tank on a tower back of the "Court House".

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10. 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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11. PO.332.0070 - Early North Bend street- First Ave with stores looking west to Bendigo St intersection. Stores on North side of street. Original: 8 x 10" black and white glossy It is a dirt street in front of several stores. It is 1st Avenue looking west to Bendego Street intersection. The stores have high, false fronts. The first store on the right is MEAD AND DANO DEPARTMENT STORE. The next STORE is a bakery. At the other end of the street is a large building, the Cascadia Hotel. The left side of the street is too dark to distinguish the buildings.

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12. 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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13. PO.494.0015 - North Bend Street Scene on a Christmas postcard. 3 1/2 x 5 1/2" postcard. The center of the postcard has a 2 x 3" picture of early day North Bend, Wash. There is a MEAD DANO Department store, a bakery, and several other store buildings. All have the high false fronts. 1911 is at the side of the picture. The street scene was in 1910. A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from North Bend, Wash. Miss Carrie Schyster "Banker" North Bend.

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14. PO.751.0013 - First Street looking East in North Bend. January, 1911

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15. PO.751.0017 - Excursion from Everett at North Bend, Wash. This was known as the "Get Acquainted Excursion" and was put together by the Everett and Snohomish Commercial Clubs in an effort to have all of the towns along the new Milwaukee branch line get to know each other. It was a strictly stag affair (all men only) and was run on April 24th 1912, just three days after passenger service was inaugurated on the line. On the return trip the train stopped at Tokul siding to serve lunch to the crowd and most of them hiked the trail to see Snoqualmie Falls while the train waited.

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16. PO.751.0031 - July 4th Parade, 1910, on 1st Ave in North Bend

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17. PO.976.0082 - Excursion From Everett at North Bend, Wash, April 24, 1912. Gertrude Mueller far left side. The woman in the long coat with two others. One of the others is Hilda Lawson Mueller. This was known as the "Get Acquainted Excursion" and was put together by the Everett and Snohomish Commercial Clubs in an effort to have all of the towns along the new Milwaukee branch line get to know each other. It was a strictly stag affair (all men only) and was run on April 24th 1912, just three days after passenger service was inaugurated on the line. On the return trip the train stopped at Tokul siding to serve lunch to the crowd and most of them hiked the trail to see Snoqualmie Falls while the train waited.

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