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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

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888.033 - Snoqualmie People by Martha Murphy.
Manuscript

Record Type: Library
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
PO.002.0054 - Family Group of Borst-Rees Members Scene of family group and friend, Clarence Kinsey on lawn in front of house. 5 members sitting in chairs in semicircle with young boy standing, man sitting on grass and holding musical instrument leaning against hand of young girl in front row. Wooden box on grass in front of the group with rope attached at top of right end. Box stamped on side Medallion Black Pepper, 4 dozen, 1/4 lb. High Chicken wire fence in back of group. Front door of house open, wooden bench on porch on left of door, wooden porch and wooden steps. Family Left to Right: Grandma Euphemia Rees, Clarence Kinsey, Bud Borst standing, Eva Borst in white blouse sitting in front row, Mrs. Alice Borst Rees in back in striped dress, Mrs. Kate Borst on far right, baby Eden Rees, James Rees holding baby. Bud, Eva, Alice Borst are children of Jeremiah Borst and his first wife Mina. Kate Borst is 2nd wife of Jeremiah Borst. James Rees husband of Alice Borst Rees. Clarence Kinsey, brother of photographer Kinsey family in Snoqualmie. Euphemia Moore Rees, Mother of James Rees.
Print, Photographic

Record Type: Photo
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

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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
PO.040.1347 - Snoqualmie Tribe Gathering- Ed Davis left, Otto Reinig right. Ed Davis sitting on bench beside Otto Reinig who is holding drum with Snoqualmie painted on surface. Davis is wearing jeans with belt and suspenders, light shirt buttoned to neck, underwear underneath and a round topped hat. Reinig is wearing a light colored suit with a narrow striped tie, white hat with striped band and plastic rimmed glasses. Table in background has three ladies sitting.
Print, Photographic

Record Type: Photo
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
PO.040.3353 - Scene at a Feast Dance on the Crow Reservation near Billings, Montana, Watching the Dance. Copyright 1901 by Underwood and Underwood.
Print, Photographic

Record Type: Photo
PO.075.0211.1 - Alice Borst Rees Rachor at the grave marker for her father JW Borst at Fall City Cemetery at dedication of grave marker for her father. Marker inscribed JEREMIAH W BORST BELOVED FATHER OF SNOQUALMIE VALLEY 1858-1890. Dates are dates Borst was in valley. Mrs Rachor wears hat, long dark coat with wide fur collar. A car is in background along with many trees. Marker for Borst and Merrit were made of stone with bronze places.
Print, Photographic

Record Type: Photo
PO.075.0211.2 - Alice Borst Rees Rachor at the grave marker for her father JW Borst at Fall City Cemetery at dedication of grave marker for her father. Marker inscribed JEREMIAH W BORST BELOVED FATHER OF SNOQUALMIE VALLEY 1858-1890. Dates are dates Borst was in valley. Mrs Rachor wears hat, long dark coat with wide fur collar. A car is in background along with many trees. Marker for Borst and Merrit were made of stone with bronze places.
Print, Photographic

Record Type: Photo
PO.075.0460 - Kate Borst, very elderly, standing in yard of E.S. Hill home in North Bend. She stands in front of a cedar tree with small portion of house behind. She wears a loose fitting coat with diagonal weaver. Her dress is a flowered print.
Print, Photographic

Record Type: Photo
PO.075.0505 - Close up of brass plaque on gravemarker of Chief PatKanim in Marysville, Washington. Stone with plaque mounted. Plaque has image of Chief PatKanim and reads PAT KANIM CHIEF OF THE SNOQUALMIE-SNOHOMISH AND ALLIED TRIBES SIGNED ON JAN 22, 1855, THE TREATY WHICH CEDED TO THE UNITED STATES ALL THE LANDS FROM ELLIOTT BAY TO THE BRITISH LINE AS CAPTAIN OF THE INDIAN WARS. HE FOUGHT FOR THE WHITE PEOPLE. The treaty was called the Point Elliot Treaty.
Print, Photographic

Record Type: Photo
PO.075.0506 - Gravemarker of Chief PatKanim in Marysville, Washington. Large stone grave maker with brass plaque. Trees and smaller grave makers in background. Stone with plaque mounted. Plaque has image of Chief PatKanim and reads PAT KANIM CHIEF OF THE SNOQUALMIE-SNOHOMISH AND ALLIED TRIBES SIGNED ON JAN 22, 1855, THE TREATY WHICH CEDED TO THE UNITIED STATES ALL THE LANDS FROM ELLIOTT BAY TO THE BRITISH LINE AS CAPTAIN OF THE INDIAN WARS. HE FOUGHT FOR THE WHITE PEOPLE.
Print, Photographic

Record Type: Photo
PO.104.0011 - Native Americans picking hops. Native American men and women. Men wearing hats & women have scarves or headbands, long dresses. Large woven baskets filled with hop cones. Tall vine-covered poles in rear. Large hop bin in middle left side.
Print, Photographic

Record Type: Photo
PO.104.0046 - Jimmy Kimball son of James Kimball and an Snoqualmie Tribe woman who homesteaded first on Snoqualmie Prairie then went on to Fall City. Sepia color, on gold-edged scalloped cardboard, yellow. Man with moustache, wearing dark suit, double-breasted light shirt, no tie. Picture on white paper with rolled corners, flowers at bottom.
Print, Photographic

Record Type: Photo
PO.104.0053 - Fall City residents that were Hop Ranch Workers. John McDevot, Marion Gowen, Jimmy Kimball, Raleigh Andrews, Bill Lambert. Black and white, on gold-edged scalloped cardboard. Two men sitting on wood carved type fence with large square corner post. All wearing different style hats. 2 with vests, 2 wearing ascot ties, 1 with handkerchief style tied bow tie. 3 men standing, all young men. Coats open, not buttoned. Background of Gothic-type arches in left wall, with shrubs and vines.
Print, Photographic

Record Type: Photo
PO.124.0031 - Hop Pickers in Hop Field with Hop Box #67.
Print, Photographic

Record Type: Photo
PO.174.0004 - Albert Moses, 1971.
Print, Photographic

Record Type: Photo
PO.178.0124 - Eddie Reinig and woman known to settlers as Indian Maggie (Maggie QuiQui in census). Scene of post and barbed wire fence, board across top from post to post with light colored blanket hanging on top board to ground, on other side of post. Grey blanket with stripes hangs on pole at right and in back of woman. Other bedding hang on wires and dark blanket hangs at left over top board. Man stoops with knees bent beside post holding container in hands. Large shallow pan on ground by his feet. He wears dark suit and grey hat. He talks to woman in dark print dress and dark band around head. She leans forward with elbows resting on knees, head turned talking to man. holding article in her left hand close to face. Leafless tree in distant background. "Indian Maggie was a Yakima Princess who lived at the Indian Village at Riverside on Reinig Road for many years. She helped Mrs. Leonard Reinig with house cleaning. She took care of many babies for other Indians and made wonderful rugs and baskets. Was an immaculate housekeeper. She talked to Mrs Reinig in the Chinook Language." - Dio Reinig Eddie Reinig (brother to Otto and Dio) was killed at Cedar Falls Electric Plant.
Print, Photographic

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