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1. 030.132 - Map: #51, Plat map of Lake Hancock, Green Mt., Black Canyon, Black Creek, Glacier Creek. Township 24, North- Range 9 East, WM. Kroll Map, Seattle. Shows Weyerhaeuser Tbr. Sections, snoqualmie Falls Lbr. Co, North Bend Tbr. Co, Pettibon Tbr. Co., Pierce Clallam Lbr. Co., some mining claims. 14 x 17" long, white paper with blue printing.

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2. 030.134 - Map: #57 Plat of Pratt River, West Branch of Pratt R. Logging Railroad. Township 23 North, Range 10 East WM. Snoqualmie National Forest. Also Preacher Mtn., Derrick Lake, Melakwa pass, Mt. Defiance, Pratt lake, Lower Tuscohatchie Lake, Lake Tuscohatchie, Camp Twilight, Section holdings of North Bend Timber Co. and Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Co., Northern pacific Ry. Published by Kroll maps, Seattle. 14 x 17" long, white paper with blue printing.

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3. 064.287 - Envelope 4 3/4 x 8 1/4" Cream colored envelope addressed to Mrs. Clara Webb Vinndege, % North Bend Lumber Co, North Bend, Wash. It is from J. A. Balillargeion & Co. Seattle. The post mark is Dec. 4, 7 p.m. 1908. The cancellation stamp says World' s Fair 1909. The envelope is closed by a flap one end that folds over. There is a strip on the back that goes through the hole in the flap and the back of the envelope to fasten it shut.

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4. 630.001 - Pair of logger's leather caulk boots from NBTCo manager Lyle Stowe. 11.5" high with 12 lacing holes over instep and 14 hooks rest of way up to tops. Caulks in both sole of foot and in heels. 11.5" long. A. Right foot. B. Left foot

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5. 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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6. 688.040 - North Bend Lumber Co. Receipt, March 6, 1909.

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7. 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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8. IM.00006 - Snoqualmie Valley History Magazine, 2013 edition. Articles: A Gift From Out of the Blue. The Pressures of Press Day and Many Other Memories. Facebook Favorite. Classmate's Create Claggett's Field. Incorporate Fall City? Timber at Sunrise. 1940 Through the Eyes of a Child. R.D. Sawyer. Poetry Page. The Record of 1940.

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9. IM.00009 - Snoqualmie Valley History Magazine, 2017 edition. Articles: King County, 1940. Mill Fire. World War I Artifacts from the Collection. Spruce Division in the Snoqualmie Valley. Local Sacrifice. Red Alder: The Weed Tree Redeemed. What is a Donkey Fireman?

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10. PO.008.0100 - Copy of a newspaper photograph of log truck parade passing through North Bend on North Bend Way with police car in front. On left is Lee Brothers Grocer, right Thompson's Cafe, Drug Store, Masonic Hall, McGrath's Hotel

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11. PO.040.1177 - Camp 4- Edgewick. North Bend Lumber Co. Large pile of lumber in foreground. Long one story building behind lumber. Building shingled and has board and batten siding. Behind large building are two rows of small houses that were living quarter of men working at mill. Outhouses behind houses. Trees and mountains in background.

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12. PO.040.1178 - Edgewick Mill. North Bend Lumber Co. Main building near center. Large platforms extend in front of building with open space in center. At left lower level is railroad track. Several men on platforms and in building. Lumber on each platform and in foreground is frame of partial built building. Smoke coming out of building and large pipe on trestle from right that extends over building. Trees in background.

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13. PO.040.1179 - Office. North Bend Timber Co. North Bend, Wash. Siegrist 5.

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14. PO.040.3079 - North Bend Timber Co Office. Siegrist 5.

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15. PO.040.3082 - North Bend Lumber Co Engine. J Spoon Engineer. Siegrist 185.

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16. PO.040.3083 - North Bend Lumber Co Engine. Siegrist 186.

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17. PO.040.3084 - North Bend Lumber Co loading logs

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18. PO.060.0003 - RW Vinnedge, co-owner of North Bend Timber Co and Edgewick Mill. Mill lost in flood when blowout occurred in glacial sand after Cedar Falls Dam was built and pressure of water in reservoir caused seepage below and finally the flood Christmas 1918. Mr. Robert Webb Vinnedge was active in boy scouts, receiving Silver Beaver and Antelope Awards. Portrait. Man wears dark suit, pin striped shirt with stiff collar, silk tie with vertical zigzag marks, small tie tack with center stone. Pince nez glasses with black cord attached to right side and over ear and down under front of collar. White handkerchief shows above coat pocket on left side as worn. Dark hair, cut short and combed back over top of head.

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19. PO.064.0252 - Weeks and Gardiner Families at North Bend Timber Co Office. Group of people standing at corner of wood frame building. Men wear suits and boy in front wears knee length pants. Girl in front left wears cape and one girl eats apple. Left to Right: Elizabeth Weeks, RW Vinnedge, Unknown, Unknown, Margaret Weeks, Jane Vinnedge (eating apple), Mabel Gardiner Vinnedge, Louisa Downing Gardiner, John W Weeks II, WC Weeks. (The John W. Weeks in this photo was the son of W.C. Weeks and the nephew of Senator John W. Weeks. He was not a "Junior.")

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20. PO.064.0318 - RW Vinnedge on horse in Tollgate Farm pasture. The horse is named Topper. Man dressed in jacket, slacks and wearing hat. Horse has western style saddle and bridle is connected to a martingale. The martingale has a strap around neck and a strap fastened to each side of bit. These straps run between the horse's forelegs and are connected to cinch. Horse is standing between two fences that form a lane. Mount Si is in background and there is a cow in the pasture. The home is also in background.

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