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1. 030.143 - Map: #41 Plat of North Bend, Edgewick, Tanner, Rattlesnake Ledge. Middle Fork. Snoqualmie River. Rattlesnake Ledge, Middle Fork Snoqualmie River, Sunset Hwy. Primary State Hwy., No. 2, Meadowbrook, C.M.S.T.P &P. Railroad, City of Seattle Watershed, Township 23 north, Range 8 east, WD. Published by Kroll Maps, Seattle WA. Blue printing on white paper. 14 x 17" long.

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2. 065.114.A - Map: North Bend & Snoqualmie North Bend Livery Feed and Sales Stable ad on center of map 7 x 8 1/2" glued to back of composite picture P-O-65/103 The map shows the railroad tracks and the rivers that run through the town., The lots are marked off and show the owners of each area. It shows the NOrth Fork, Middle Fork, and the South Fork Rivers of the Snoqualmie River.

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3. 658.002.2 - Oral history interview transcripts of five employees of North Bend Timber Company who were involved in logging the Middle Fork and Pratt River valleys. Project for the US Forest Service, North Bend Ranger District, North Bend, WA. November 24, 1989. Oral and taped interviews of: Gordon Hearing, North Bend, WA, Pages 1-53, November 24, 1989. Alex Palola, North Bend, WA, Pages 1-18, November 24, 1989. Jerry Cabe, North Bend, WA, Pages 1-34, November 24, 1989. Herbert Ray, North Bend, WA, Pages 1-26, November 24, 1989. John Weeks, Bellevue, WA, Pages 1-44, November 7, 1989. John Weeks, Bellevue, WA, Pages 1-22, November 30, 1989. Original transcripts are property of the US Forest Service, North Bend Ranger Station. For research purposes, and information or excerpts used must have permission of USFS in North Bend before being copied.

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4. IM.00002 - Snoqualmie Valley History Magazine, 2009 edition. Articles: Families on Horse Back. North Bend in 1909. Then and Now. Goldstar Servicemen. Huck Finns. The Middle Fork Valley Inspires Two Dreams. Poetry Corner. C Beadon Hall: Independent Banker.

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5. PO.039.0517 - Mountain and dirt road in the Middle Fork

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6. PO.039.0538 - Looking east up Middle Fork of Snoqualmie from Nordrum Lookout. March 1943.

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7. PO.065.0096 - Hunting party at William Taylor cabin on Middle Fork of the Snoqualmie River. Hunting part standing by three dressed deer that hang from a rack. Five men stand in front of cabin built of logs with wide shake shingles. Front of roof extends over porch. Men stand with guns in hand. Bard fence in front and heavy timber behind cabin. William Taylor Second from Right, Clarence Jackson Sr on far left.

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8. PO.075.0399 - Half-Way House. One the Middle Fork of the Snoqualmie River. Homestead of Abraham May. House built in 1896. He sold to Joe Lenz and in 1947 it was still owned by his wife. Abraham May was the father of Eva May Offield. Abraham May came with his parents across the plains to Oregon in1854. He married, lived in Coquille. Settlers had to pack in. Moved to Waterville, Wash. Then moved to North Bend. He built a house where Glazier's lived and which was torn down in 1947. His son Fred May had a house next to him. His daughter Olive May ( Mrs. William Wilson) lived in present Fuller home which her husband built. Olive was married at homestead. Mr May traded Glazier property for Stillson Farm, now owned by Hawks in 1948. Abraham died here when he was 83 1/2 years old in 1913. His wife who was 6 years younger passed away in 1919 at the same age. Mr and Mrs May had 14 children. Mrs Eva Offield, child of Mr and Mrs Abe May was raised in Coquille, Oregon. She was married to Mr Offield at Roseburg, Oregon. From there went to Waterville, Ellensburg, then to North Bend. They had a large family, several children still reside here. Mrs. William Mueller (Lulu Offield) died. Mrs Pete Larson (Marie Offield), Mrs. Nora Cook (Nora Offield) died. Mr Offield's parents went to Oregon in a covered wagon in 1852. Joe Lenz was a bachelor living in a cabin near Mr. May when he sold to him. He later married. THe old homestead has since been used only by trappers and hunters.

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9. PO.075.0436 - Halfway House to Gold Meyer Hot Springs on Middle Fork of Snoqualmie River. Saturday, May 24, 1913. Dynamite the horse in front. Homestead of Abram May. House of hewn log, 1 1/2 story with chinking between logs. Two, four pane windows on right in front. Roofed porch left half of front. There is a horse standing in front of split rail fence that has a picket stake fence. Original homestead of Abraham May.

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10. PO.076.0015 - W J Fury's Packtrain, Packing provisions to Frank Parker's Ranch on Middle Fork. William Fury's Pack train, Snoqualmie, Washington. Mittie Terhune worked for Bill Fury with the pack train on North Fork and to Goldmeyer Hot Springs. William Fury had a livery stable in Snoqualmie. Pack train used to get supplies to mines. Man on horseback leading four pack animals. All carry heavy packs. Cow in front of saddle horse. Tree's in background with narrow gravel road at right.

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11. PO.079.0008 - Mount Si and Reinig Road, snow scene and Middle Fork of Snoqualmie River. Deep snow cleared off road. Mount Si in background. Middle Fork beside road. On right South Fork comes into Middle Fork.

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12. PO.086.0003 - Giant cedar up Middle Fork River of the Snoqualmie. 200 ft high, 58 ft circumference. Four miles out of North Bend Section 8, Township 23, Range 9E. Circumference 100 ft at ground. Largest Cedar Tree in Washington. Blew down about 1935.

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13. PO.097.0022 - William Taylor's hunting cabin on the Middle Fork located about four miles this side of the Goldmeyer Hot Springs. Cabin across the river from Gardiner Mt.

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14. PO.100.0002 - Middle Fork bridge over the Snoqualmie River. Norman Bridge. The span was built using the wooden Howe truss system, considered the most economical and practical kind of construction for such bridges. Designated Historic Landmark. North Bend, King County. Bridge across Middle Fork of Snoqualmie River with a cover it would make same as having the most spectacular background of any covered bridge in the nation and a number 1 attraction. Mount Si in background. Photo is glossy print. Negative with donor. Photograph by Werner Lenggenhager, 1631 Belmont Ave., Seattle, Wash. 98122

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15. PO.100.0003.1 - Middle Fork Bridge over Snoqualmie River. Norman Bridge. On N. Fork Rd. over Snoqualmie River. A picture of the old wooden truss bridge over the Middle Fork of Snoqualmie River on County Road, (North Fork Road). View taken from eastern end of bridge looking through center arch of trusses, showing bridge deck of wood boards. White 2 rail protection fence along each side on the inside of the bridge.

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16. PO.100.0003.2 - Middle Fork Bridge over Snoqualmie River. Norman Bridge. On N. Fork Rd. over Snoqualmie River. A picture of the old wooden truss bridge over the Middle Fork of Snoqualmie River on County Road, (North Fork Road). View taken from eastern end of bridge looking through center arch of trusses, showing bridge deck of wood boards. White 2 rail protection fence along each side on the inside of the bridge.

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17. PO.100.0004 - Middle Fork Bridge over Snoqualmie River on North Fork Road. North Bend, King Co. Complimentary Photograph. All wooden bridge across Middle Fork of Snoqualmie River on County Road about 1 mile North of North Bend near H Museum. Could be converted easily into a covered bridge and a most attractive one with Mt Si as a background. View standing in center of bridge, looking down center of bridge, showing arches and white railing supports on each side of bridge. White center stripe painted down middle of wood decking. View taken from eastern end of bridge.

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18. PO.124.0034 - North Fork Bridge, Near North Bend Wash.

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19. PO.131.0013 - Middle Fork of Snoqualmie River, Wash. The picture is of the water of the river, and the trees along the bank. The water is flowing over rocks, and shows the white water of a swift river. Rocks are on the shore at the right.

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20. PO.275.0011 - Suspension Bridge, over the Middle fork of the Snoqualmie river. April 12, 1911. Located on the North Fork Road across 1st river you come to, North of North Bend, Middle Fork of Snoqualmie River. Looking south toward North Bend. Rattlesnake Mt in background. Scene of long, wooden suspension bridge over river; cables from top of towers to ground at right end. Large stump in field this side of bridge. Man standing on stump. 2-horse team and surrey top buggy, 2 seats with people sitting, on approach on right end of bridge. Date of 1909 visible below top wooden beam between towers. Printed sign on lower stringer beam between towers. 8 X 10

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