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075.081 - Gavel. Head made from old piece of puncheon road from original road over Snoqualmie Pass. Gavels were presented to several old "Good Road Boosters" at their 40th convention in Seattle in 1938. Label reads WASHINGTON, GOOD ROADS 40TH CONVENTION, 1938.
Gavel

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IM.00007 - Snoqualmie Valley History Magazine, 2014 edition. Articles: The Celebration of a Century. Let's Go Dancin'! 1902-1919: The Receipts World War II Days in the Snoqualmie Valley: 1941-1945.
Magazine

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PO.074.0793 - 603. Logging on Sunset Highway at Snoqualmie Falls.
Postcard

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PO.074.0834 - Junction puncheon road and Pole Bridge Road where old road and later HC Henry road joined at old Rocky Ford pole bridge on Snoqualmie Pass (where old Grouse Ridge Road and later HC Henry road joined at old Rocky Ford Pole Bridge. HC Henry was in charge of construction of that road from Edgewick up to Pole bridge on south side of river. It was used when hauling supplies for the camps during the building of the Milwaukee Railroad. Ada and Maude Hill on road. One sits on log and other stands beside tree. Puncheon road in foreground and large fir trees in background. Underbrush beneath large trees.
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PO.074.0836 - Puncheon road near "Bid-a-Wee" now Camp Mason. This was the original road over the Snoqualmie Pass. Taken August 1918 after the new highway was built. Uneven laid logs, sidehill on left, tall trees and brush along sides. Bright spots of sunlight and deep shadows on puncheon road.
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PO.074.0841 - Trip to summit of Snoqualmie Pass by Wolverton and Strenstrom. Old style car Chalmers 30 being pulled across a water hole by two men pulling on two ropes. Car has spoke wheel with hard rubber tires. Three spare tires fastened to side of vehicle on running board. Car is roadster style with open side curtains. Pile of lumber along side of road. Men wear sweaters and caps, high laced boots. Stumps on side hill and rocks along side of road.
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PO.075.0395 - Old Grouse Ridge Road over Snoqualmie Pass. Taken August 1918 after new highway was built. This was original road over pass. Logs cut in half with flat side down as reinforcement. Large trees along each side of road and much under growth.
Print, Photographic

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PO.086.0004 - Skid road among Washington Cedars and Fir Timber on Stillaguamish River. Logging skid road through tall cedar trees each side of road. Dense forest either side of road. Man walking down skid road toward far end. Large log in foreground at right of road. Timber debris on right.
Print, Photographic

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PO.124.0004 - Four yoke oxen team pulling log on Skid Road and three men on skid road. Edward Kihn with beard owns the team. Left to right Charley Holland, Edward Kihn, Reinhart Kihn
Print, Photographic

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PO.124.0028 - Puncheon road through forest.
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PO.168.0016 - Puncheon Road to Cedar Falls. Scene of wide puncheon road coming into small group of houses made of vertical log siding, gable roofs; road turns to right past large tree stump in center foreground and winds into clearing in tall trees between houses. Underbrush and stumps on either side of road and around houses. One telephone pole beside seconde house on right. Large plume of smoke seen in distance beyond house on left, appears to be brush burning. Heavy smoke coming from chimeny pipe in house on far left. Houses have windows, doors and roofed porches. Heavy brush seen in left foreground. Second house on right has wash tub hanging on wall on front porch.
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PO.284.0035 - The old road to Cedar Falls from North Bend with man in wagon. Puncheon Road to Cedar Falls, Washington from North Bend. 3 x 4" Matte snapshot The picture is of a supply wagon on the puncheon road on the way to Cedar Falls, Wash. The wagon has a load of boxes, covered. The driver of the team is sitting on the spring seat of the wagon. The team is not a matched pair; one is a dapple grey and the other is a dark color. The road is built of puncheon logs covered with dirt. A thick growth of trees are in the back ground.
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PO.284.0036 - Puncheon Road from Cedar Falls to North Bend. 3 1/2 x 4 1/2" snapshot Picture shows uneven lengths of logs laid for puncheon road to cabin and barn. Puncheon road begins in lower right corner of photo sand curves near cabin in center. Lady in white apron standing in front of cabin by road. Small child or article on front porch of cabin. Small cabin with hip roof extending over front porch. Large barn-type structure to right of cabin. Cabin and barn surrounded by trees and brush. Rattlesnake Ledge in background shows rock bluff at top, on East end of Rattlesnake Mt. Hillside shows many snags. Snapshot photo has faded to a light brown color. 3 1/4" w. x 4 1/2" l. NEGATIVE #284/36/b
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PO.329.0087 - Skid Road scene in a logging camp near Arlington, Wash. No 1031 D K Kinsey, photo, Woolley, Wash.
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PO.342.0031 - Feeding time for horses. Road to Weeks Logging Co on Rattlesnake Mt.
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PO.342.0032 - Puncheon Road through woods. Used for horseback riding. 8 x 10 black and white. Matte print. Mounted. Photograph by Margaret Gardiner Weeks Owned by Robert Vinnedge
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PO.494.0002 - Ed Kelley with wagon and team on puncheon road to Cedar Falls Two horses pulling small wagon in wooded area over a corduroy road. Size 3 x 3 3/4", sepia, matte. Man driving wagon pulled by two horses, one white other brown bay. Back of picture gives name of Ed Kelley (driver?). Road is corduroy or plank-covered to give solid surface. In forest area. Picture in good shape in spite of age.
Print, Photographic

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PO.528.0089 - Andrew McCann's Bolt Camp, Chisholm Hill. Cabins and puncheon road. Various types of cabins in background with log and board, shingle roofs. In foreground poles are laid across road for puncheon. Size 9 x 11" mounted--black border
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PO.608.0005 - Logging scene in Washington near Lake McMurray. Kinsey and Kinsey 731. 1896. Tree 14 feet diameter. If you want views of Washington Forest Scenes, you should secure those photographed by Kinsey and Kinsey, Photographers for the Seattle and International Railway. Their experience in securing such pictures extends over a period of five years, in all parts of the Puget Sound country. Among their large collection are photos representing the largest trees, the highest trees, mammoth logs, etc,; also, the manner in which the trees are felled, hauled out of the woods and loaded on the cars. For sale at the S&I Depot News Stand, Seattle or by Kinsey and Kinsey, Snoqualmie, Wash., at the following princes: The 8x10 size, per 100....$25.00. The 10x12 size, per 100....35.00. Single pictures, 50 and 65 cents each. The picture shows six teams of oxen hitched to a long. "TREE 14' Diameter." They are standing on a crossing of a wet land that is made of logs and dirt. There is a man standing by the log. The brush is high beside the road and there are many trees.
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PO.608.0006 - Logging scene in Washington near Lake McMurray. Kinsey and Kinsey 731. 1896. Tree 14 feet diameter. Lumber mill, train and town near Lake McMurray. 6 x 8" mounted on 8 x 10" cardboard Kinsey Woolley, Washington The picture shows the lumber mill, the buildings, and the living quarters in an open area with trees on the mountains on the outskirts. There is a train with several box cars on the railroad track by the buildings. The large smokestacks and other chimneys can be seen. The buildings of the mill are long, and there are several cabins on the right of the railroad tracks. A two story house and several small buildings are in the foreground.
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