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1. 002.002 - Green dress belonging to Mina Kanim Borst, second wife of J.W. Borst, mother of Alice-Borst-Rees-Rachor, mother of Jerry Rees. Dress in poor condition, faded, with holes. Black velvet ribbon trim of .75"

   Dress

   Record Type: Object

   
2. 010.004 - Molded face of Princess Angelina, Chief Seattle's daughter. Made of plaster, painted, round plaque with face in center; CW Chapman, Sr. and name "Angelina" imprinted in plaster.

   Bust

   Record Type: Object

   
3. 028.012 - Basket made by Eva Harvey of Snoqualmie. Made by her circa 1968 and bought by Minnie Burns of Fall City. Mrs. Harvey was from Canada. Basket was woven in single handle. 8" x 6.5" x 5.5" deep. Her familiar design of two palm leaves angled.

   Basket

   Record Type: Object

   
4. 888.033 - Snoqualmie People by Martha Murphy.

   Manuscript

   Record Type: Library

   
5. IM.00001 - Snoqualmie Valley History Magazine, 2008 edition. Articles: Building an Endowment. History of the Snoqualmie Valley Historical Museum. The Snoqualmie Tribe: A Story to Tell. Fall City Memories. Postcards: When a Mile was Longer. World Series Jackpot! Going for the Gold! We Need Your Help. Movies Come to the Valley. Building a Collection. An Obituary for a Building? Poetry Corner.

   Magazine

   Record Type: Library

   
6. PO.002.0051 - Alice Borst-Rees Rachor on her 18th Birthday, mother of Jerry Ress. Photo on mounting of Barnes and Evans, Snohomish, Wash. Setting is backdrop with ragged stump and straw on floor. She is holding some flowers in her left hand with right one behind her, a striped skirt with blouse with high neck striped and running down front. Bad crease angled across top.

   Print, Photographic

   Record Type: Photo

   
7. PO.002.0057 - John Borst, uncle of Jerry Rees, brother of Alice Borst who is mother of Jerry Rees. Oval picture mounted. Photo Phelps, Spokane. On back written in pencil "Prof Borst the Scientific and practical palm reader and astrologer gives you a complete insight of Life, past, present and future as told by the silent Language of the hand. He was 2nd child of Jeremiah and Mina Borst, born 1870.

   Print, Photographic

   Record Type: Photo

   
8. PO.015.0047 - Chief Sealth. Lindsley #5204. Chief Seattle and his grave. Tall tiered marble monument with tall cross on top. Embossed with name SEATTLE and NOAH SEALTH, 80 YEARS. Vines and shrubs at foot of monument. Small oval in picture by monument with head and shoulders photo of Chief Seattle in well-known pose. postcard photograph of Chief Sealth & Grave. Black and white photograph postcard of the Chief's grave monument with cross on top; and picture of Chief Sealth in oval. White printing in lower center of photo: Chief Sealth #5364- Lindsley- Received in 1971

   Postcard

   Record Type: Photo

   
9. PO.015.0059 - People playing bone game at Omak Stampede. A. Left side of stick line; white tepees in background; people sitting on ground along stick- open space in center- modern clothing, men with wide brim hats; woman in center of line wearing blue dress, pink pattern, and pink turban wound on head- brown and tan purse on ground beside her; hand reaching to ground beyond stick. B. Right side of line along stick; white tepees in background. People sitting on ground along stick- open space in center modern clothing, some wearing hats; man in center of group along stick line holding stick in air with right hand. Sticks used to pound rhythm on long stick on ground while playing bone game. Game called "Slahal"- gambling game, with count for winning side kept by number of sticks in possession at end of game. Players chant continuously during game.

   Print, Photographic

   Record Type: Photo

   
10. PO.040.1277 - Nootka Bowl. Food or Grease bowl. Used by Nootka Indians on Vancouver Island. The bowl is carved from a piece of wood. The bowl part is 6.5" x 5.5" on the bottom. The outside of the bowl is 15" long. It is carved so that the bowl sits in the middle, with a large bird around it. It is made all in one piece, but it is made to appear that the bowl sits inside the frame of the bird. There is a carving of a face on each side. Hand carved from wood. Bowl shows knife marks along bottom and sides. Outside of bowl is carved figure of bird. Head is at one side and tail at other. Face carved on side of bowl.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
11. PO.040.1278.a - Proof Photos of Museum Artifacts. Native American Cooking Basket; Native American Mask and Rattle Basket; Carved Mask, Tumpline Basket, Glass Case; Glass Case, kitchen stove, tumpline Basket; Kitchen stove and Utensil.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
12. PO.040.1278.b - Proof Photos of Museum Artifacts. Borst Pioneer display; Indian Carved Food bowl and Raven Rattle; Indian Carved Food Bowl; Indian Carved Food Bowl; Indian Tumpline basket and wood mask; Borst Pioneer Display

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
13. PO.040.1278.c - Proof Photos of Museum Artifacts. Framed photo of Jeremiah Borst; Carved Indian wood mask; Kitchen stove, chair, wood box, flour chest; kitchen stove and utensil.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
14. PO.040.1317 - Swing Rock- Yay-do-ad - with barn, truck and car.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
15. PO.040.1343 - Ed Davis, Elder of Snoqualmie Tribe. Portrait, chest upward. Davis has short cut silver hair, parted on left, natural wave in front. Lips parted in partial smile. Flannel, checked shirt buttoned up front with another shirt underneath.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
16. PO.040.1355 - Ed Davis, Elder of Snoqualmie Tribe. Man in hat tilted forward on his head. Portrait, right side, neck upward. Man is older and wears a jacket and narrow striped shirt. His hair is growing down the back of his neck to his collar. There is a person standing by table in background.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
17. PO.040.3162 - Gateway to Tulalip Reservation. April 1969. Tulalip Indian Reservation Indian Symbol Gateway at road entrance, Marysville, Washington.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
18. PO.040.3163 - Gateway to Tulalip Reservation. April 1969. Tulalip Indian Reservation Indian Symbol Gateway at road entrance, Marysville, Washington.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
19. PO.065.0113 - Alice Borst and her family with Grandma Euphemia Rees. Family in yard with house as background. Alice Borst Rees wears long dress, bib apron over. Apron is white and reaches ground. Standing beside her son, a boy about 11. He wears a hat, dark clothes. In front of him is smaller boy standing beside elderly lady, Grandmother Euphemia Rees. She sits in chair. Another boy stands to right of his grandmother. Two younger boys are Alice's sons. There is an open window behind them. Tall ferns are growing in the yard.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
20. PO.074.0113 - Baby in carrying board. Feet of mother with baby in carrying board resting on ground in front of her. Board has curved piece of wood attached to top with dangles around front. Supported by raw hide string held in mothers hand. Mother wears checked dress, shawl and moccasins. Baby wrapped tightly with side cloths and laced down front.

    Postcard

    Record Type: Photo