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534.168 - Fall City Logging Show button. 1979.
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980.003 - Leo L Kelley Official Proclamation of the City of Snoqualmie. Official Proclamation of the City of Snoqualmie Whereas, on September 2, 1913, Leo L Kelley, Concerned Citizen of Snoqualmie, was born in Wisconsin; and whereas, this momentous day should be remembered and held dear as the birth date of Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny, our Leprechaun, Uncle Sam, Cupid and a myriad of other characters of myth, legend and general amusement; and whereas, this momentous day should be remembered as the birth date of one of Snoqualmie's most influential residents: the builder of more homes in the City than any other person, a past member of the Snoqualmie City Council, an independent citizen activist for traffic safety and other important issues, a member of the Snoqualmie Eagles, the Kiwanis Club and the North Bend Moose Lodge, the head usher of Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church, a retired employee of Weyerhaeuser Corporation and distinguished member of the Lumber and Sawmill Workers Union for over 50 years, a former Grand Marshall of the Snoqualmie Days Parade, and the guy who got our stoplight at Meadowbrook Avenue and SR 202; and whereas, this momentous day should be remembered as the birth date of one who is representative of the ideal citizen, whose only concern is eternal vigilance of all that is good and kind and wise for all people; be it therefore proclaimed that September 2nd shall be accorded all the official recognition of a non-binding non-legal holiday for all citizens of Snoqualmie, and shall now and ever be known as Leo Kelley, Concerned Citizen Day by Order of the City Council of Snoqualmie, Washington. Signed this 13th day of September, 1993 by Jeanne Hansen, Mayor. Town of Snoqualmie, Washington. Incorporated Seal May 18, 1903.
Certificate, Achievement

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PO.003.0047 - July 4, 1908. North Bend, Wash. Siegrist 177. Parade Formation of Floats. Band Wagon driven by Bill Crow. Members of the band were Frank Hart, Ward Catching, Bert Florence, Arnold Mueller, Clyde Roberts, Bill Florence, Ted Boalch, Ollie Bryan, George Bouck, Morman Baldwin, Charles Dano, Ralph Dano, Charles Baldwin, Herb Parker, Robert Bryan, Queen Maimey, Bartling Conklin. Peter Maloney is leading the parade on a white horse. Siegrist 177
Postcard

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PO.065.0081 - Pioneers of North end and Vicinity who have been here 20 years or more. Large ground of people in yard. Ladies at left, row standing, row sitting. Right side is row of men standing and row sitting. Most ladies wear long dresses, most are white. Some have white blouses and dark skirts. Men dressed in suits and wear hats. Railroad track and box cars can be seen in background. Picket fence at right. Mount Si in right background. Upper row from left to right standing- Mrs Felix Damburat, Mrs Thomas Carlin, Mrs Alice Rachor, Mrs Fred H Damburat, Mrs Charles Cooper, Mrs WH Taylor, Mrs Nancy Kelley, Mrs Thomas Whikchurch (Whitchurch), Mrs James Liddle, Mr Thomas Carlin, Mr William Thompson, Mr Peter J Maloney, Mr Elijah Tate, Mr James Liddle, Mr Thomas Whichchurch(Whitchurch), Mr Fritz Scheuchzer, Mr AJ Foster, Mr William Akers Lower left to right Seated- Mrs Nellie Jackson, Etta Branam, Mrs Grace Taylor Branam, Miss Susie Carlin, Mrs Cynthia Joyner, Mrs RC Mueller, Mrs Annie Joyner, Mrs Sarah E Pulliam, Mr William H Taylor, Mr JB Allen, Mr RC Mueller, Mr Joe Boxley, Mr Thomas Joyner, Mr Fred H Damburat, Mr Charles Cooper, Mr George Gregor, Mr William Mueller, Mr Felix Damburat, Mr Riley Rice Picture taken in yard of William H Taylor near Northern Pacific Railroad Tracks
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PO.087.0001 - Pioneers of North Bend and Vicinity who have been here 20 years or more. Upper row from left to right standing- Mrs Felix Damburat, Mrs Thomas Carlin, Mrs Alice Rachor, Mrs Fred H Damburat, Mrs Charles Cooper, Mrs WH Taylor, Mrs Nancy Kelley, Mrs Thomas Whikchurch (Whitchurch), Mrs James Liddle, Mr Thomas Carlin, Mr William Thompson, Mr Peter J Maloney, Mr Elijah Tate, Mr James Liddle, Mr Thomas Whichchurch(Whitchurch), Mr Fritz Scheuchzer, Mr AJ Foster, Mr William Akers Lower left to right Seated- Mrs Nellie Jackson, Etta Branam, Mrs Grace Taylor Branam, Miss Susie Carlin, Mrs Cynthia Joyner, Mrs RC Mueller, Mrs Annie Joyner, Mrs Sarah E Pulliam, Mr William H Taylor, Mr JB Allen, Mr RC Mueller, Mr Joe Boxley, Mr Thomas Joyner, Mr Fred H Damburat, Mr Charles Cooper, Mr George Gregor, Mr William Mueller, Mr Felix Damburat, Mr Riley Rice Picture taken in yard of William H Taylor near Northern Pacific Railroad Tracks
Print, Photographic

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PO.089.0006 - Parade float model of Maloney's Livery Stable on wagon bed. Men and donkeys standing in doors. Float modeled after Maloney's Livery Stable on wagon bed with two white horses pulling wagon. Horses decorated with flag bunting. Man and donkey standing in each door of float. Man and little girl standing in front door of stable. Peter Maloney standing beside float holding reins of a white horse. Bunting around wagon bed. Float parked in street, houses and trees along left side of street. Model painted dark color with white printing on sides, advertising items sold at stable.
Print, Photographic

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PO.097.0003 - Parade Formation of Floats. Band Wagon driven by Bill Crow. Members of the band were Frank Hart, Ward Catching, Bert Florence, Arnold Mueller, Clyde Roberts, Bill Florence, Ted Boalch, Ollie Bryan, George Bouck, Morman Baldwin, Charles Dano, Ralph Dano, Charles Baldwin, Herb Parker, Robert Bryan, Queen Maimey, Bartling Conklin. Peter Maloney is leading the parade on a white horse Frank. Siegrist 177
Print, Photographic

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PO.114.0017 - 1st and 3rd Battalion 3rd US Regiment marching down First St, North Bend, Wash. Siegrist 197. Looking up 1st toward the Pass. Two men on horseback leading the regiment of marching soldiers. Two story building. on left with U AND I BAR printed above 3 second story windows and high false front and U.S. flag flying at roof top. A tree is between this bldg. and the next one also a two-story of identical design with a marquee, however, with TOTEM CLUB painted on side. On right side of street several men women and children standing watching men parade by. Women have white blouses and black skirts, men wearing hats and coats. A Power pole with wire coming down halfway and then right angles over out of picture. Standing out from middle of pole on street side is sign "Local Long Distance Telephone". Odd Fellows hall at end of street where the road has to jog around. Trees in background in middle of photo. People standing on wood sidewalk.
Print, Photographic

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PO.114.0032 - P J Maloney, Marshall of the Day, North Bend, July 4, 1908. North Bend, Wash. Siegrist 171. North side of 1st Ave looking west. The picture is of Mr. Maloney riding a white horse. He is wearing a dark suit and a Derby hat. The horse is decorated with a flag material of the red and white stripes. It has a small flag near the ear, in the bridle. There is a board walk behind the horse, and there are several men and children by the building across the walk. Other buildings can be seen along the street toward more of the town. The picture was taken on the north side of 1st Ave looking west.
Print, Photographic

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PO.145.0069 - Children's Parade in North Bend Parade.
Print, Photographic

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PO.145.0161 - Diane and Donna Dillman and Pamela Tuninga waiting for the Parade.
Print, Photographic

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PO.145.0168 - J&G Tire Shop parade entry. Their first entry in the parade. Photo of truck with children arranging tires.
Print, Photographic

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PO.145.0170 - J+G Tire parade entry Jimmy and Gerry Fritts, Donna Dillman in stroller, Diane Dillman and Pam Tuninga in parade.
Print, Photographic

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PO.145.0303 - Warren Wallace and Martin Fringer in fire truck for Snoqualmie Firemen's Celebration.
Print, Photographic

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PO.169.0037 - North Bend float for Tolt Fair. Open roadster decorated for parade. Car decorated in white draped material with long dark fringe around edge. Spokes of wheels wrapped and trim around windshield with balloons on top of windshield. Several ladies in car, dressed in light colored dresses all wear hats. Ladies in back carry umbrellas with fringe. Home on right in background behind car. Words NOrth Bend on side of car hanging from cloth.
Print, Photographic

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PO.182.0014 - Parade float- Colonial costumes and Uncle Sam. Mamis, Bartling, Smith, Conklin. Independence Day, July 4, 1910. Open building fame with four corner posts and roof, decorated with red, white, and blue bunting, with stars in blue. 2 couples, girls in chairs, wearing costumes of Revolutionary period; girl in chair on 2-teir pedestal in white costume, stripe down side, and drap over shoulder with stars. Man standing in back right corner wearing costume as "uncle Sam". Two horses pulling float on dirt road, trees in background. Picture, black and white, glossy print, mounted on havy grey cardboard, 6" x 8" pic.; mounting 10" x 12" Names: Mamie, Bartling, Smith, Conklin.
Print, Photographic

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PO.200.0005 - Girl's Parade Float for North Bend Parade. The picture is of a team of horses hitched to a flat bed wagon, that is decorated with stripes and stars. The driver of the team has a beard, and is all dressed in white, and they have an American flag flying from the wagon. The float was made for the first 4th of July parade in North Bend. July 4, 1910 Driver is "Grandpa".
Print, Photographic

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PO.200.0006 - Maloney's Parade Float for North Bend Parade. Pete's picture of the Livery stable, he won took first prize a lounig cup. (May be 1908 instead of 1910). The picture is of a float, built on a wagon, that depicts the North Bend Livery Feed and Sale Stable. It is built as a replica of the stable, including the printing. Peter J. Maloney, Prop. There is a horse tied to the back, and a team of horses hitched to the front. There are three men on the ground, and two on the float. One man on the float is with a donkey, and the other has a horse.
Print, Photographic

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PO.200.0010 - July 4, 08 Parade. Siegrist 177. North Bend, Wash. The picture is of a Parade in formation. It is led by Peter James Maloney, Parade Marshall, followed by many floats. There are homes on the other side of the line of floats.
Print, Photographic

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PO.212.0006 - North Bend Jamboree Parade. Horses passing McGrath's Cafe. Ernie Hibbert leading the parade on his horse Avalanche. The picture is of a parade, led by people on horseback. The lead horseman in riding a Palomino, and is carrying the United States Flag. The ladies riding the horses, behind the leader are wearing light shirts and wearing flat straw hats. There is a large sign on the building at the side of the street: NORTH BEND'S FAMOUS McGRATH'S Cafe. The building next to the cafe is a large two story building with a sign: FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES. The Sunset Garage is father down the street. A large metal tower can be seen above the cafe building.
Print, Photographic

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