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1. 075.060 - Square nails from Watson Allen Mill on Tokul Creek.

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2. PO.1055.0005 - Kinsey 4755. August 1937. Crew standing in front of logs and equipment. Crew at mill with processed boards.

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3. PO.1060.0001 - Birdseye view of Taylor postcard. Sent to John Dobson from the townsite in 1909.

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4. PO.1060.0002 - Mill at Taylor postcard. Joe Donlan Mill at Taylor.

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5. PO.1060.0005 - Logging crew near Taylor. Men at mill. Print.

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6. PO.1060.0006 - Mill at Taylor print.

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7. PO.1060.0008 - Mill at Taylor print. Wagon with load of lumber.

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8. PO.1065.0003 - Logging camp near Preston.

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9. PO.1127.0187 - Tanner Mill.

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10. PO.178.0096 - Mill workers at Snoqualmie McCann Mill. Men posed. They wear leather aprons used for pulling lumber. Two story warehouse with man shown standing at opening on second story. Another man on roof of small lean-to lower down under which is a saw blade. A fire hose draped around platform on which men stand. 1. Os Mattall 2. Fred Pratt 3. George Pulley 4. Mert Parker 5. Leo Schuller 6. Riley Wenzell 7. 8. Frank Fitzpatrick 9. 10. Bill Hogue 11. Lee Otterson 12. John Wolf 13. Ed Pope 14. Tommie Thompson

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11. PO.212.0001 - Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Co sawdust burner. The picture is of mill pond, with logs in the water. The smoke and the sawdust burner can be seen in the far background. There is an island to the right of the picture, it is covered with trees. The railroad is in the foreground, and there are heavy clouds in the sky.

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12. PO.212.0002 - Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Co sawdust burner. The picture is a close up of a large, round saw dust burner. It is made of brick, with a screened dome top. There is a large hole in the bottom of the brick burner. The crumbled bricks can be seen on the ground by the hole. The mill, and railroad tracks, and a tall smokestack can be seen in the background.

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13. PO.212.0003 - Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Co sawdust burner being demolished. The sawdust burner stack was a tall round, brick burner, with a dome mesh top. The picture shows the burner as it was crumbling to the ground. There is a large amount of dust around the bottom, and the burner is falling to the left. The burner was purposely demolished. Part of the mill and the large smokestack can be seen in the background

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14. PO.212.0004 - Dust settling after Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Co sawdust burner demolished. The picture is of a large cloud of dust where the sawdust burner stood. Two large smokestacks can be seen in the background, and the mill pond, with logs can be seen on the left.

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15. PO.212.0005 - Bricks and Dust settling after Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Co sawdust burner demolished. The picture is of the pile of rubble, and the dust from the sawdust burner after it had been torn down. The mill pond can be seen at the left, and some of the buildings of the mill, and two large smokestacks, can be seen at the right. Tree covered mountains can be seen in the background.

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16. PO.233.0010 - Weyerhaeuser Lumber Mill. Railroad cars with logs by Mill Pond.

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17. PO.297.0021 - Lake Keechelus, CM&PS RY. Mill and railroad at Lake Keechelus, CM&PS RY. 5 x 7 black and white glossy--duplicate 8 x 10 black and white glossy The picture is of the edge of a lake. There are several railroad spurs. At the lower left of the picture, the trees have been cut. There are several stumps. The mill is beside the lake. The tracks for loading can be seen. One side track has a trestle so that the train would be at a higher level. There are two box cars near the trestle on the lower level of the track. The mountains and trees can be seen in the background.

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18. PO.308.0009 - North Bend Lumber Co. at Edgewick.#360 3 3/8 x 5 3/8" The picture is of a wooden mill building. Smoke from the tacks at the rear, left, and center front. There are three men at the left end of a large log. The men are on a large ramp that goes to the door of the mill. The picture is very faded and dim.

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19. PO.308.0016 - Tanner Sawmill Crew. 1904 - 1905 6 3/4 x 8 1/2" mounted on grey cardboard 10 x 12 Mill in the background. Group of men, some standing, some sitting on a bench, on deck of boards or on the ground. Several men hold small boys and girls on their laps and one baby.The man at the left, dressed in white apron, jacket and chef's hat, is the cam cook. All men in the crew are wearing hats. Some of the people in the picture have been identified: 1. Hazen Chase 2. Tom Watruba 3. Henry Barnes 4. Ed Barnes 5. John Bryan 6. Mrs. Barnes 7. Ira Penney 8. Fred Brisack 9. Mrs. Tanner 10. Bill Tanner 11. George Offield 12. Hazel Tanner 13. Dorothy Tanner 14. Ralph Tanner (Boy on lap) 15. Baby Octava Tanner 16.Bill Mueller

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20. PO.308.0020 - 5054. Mill crew and camp buildings. 13 1/2 x 10 1.2" One man is holding a copy of the Saturday Evening Post. One man is holding a cat. Crew of men in yard in front of board cabins. All but 12 are wearing a hat. Picture of logging crew, 1st row sitting on bench, 2 back rows standing behind each other. Tall evergreen trees in back ground. Two buildings have long shingles on roofs. Sides of vertical boards.Building on right has No. 19 painted over door. 2nd man from left on front row is holding a magazine THE SATURDAY EVENING POST, with a picture of two boxers on front cover. Young boy in center front row is wearing white apron, part of cook crew. in second row near center is a man in black clothes holding a striped cat. Men dressed in work clothes, suspenders, and logging boots. Number in lower right corner is 5054, probably by a Kinsey PHOTO TURNING YELLOW DUE TO AGE.

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