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1. 960.1982.01.04.01.01 - Snoqualmie Police Chief Massey sanding snowy sidewalk outside of River St City Hall.

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2. 960.1982.01.04.01.02 - Snoqualmie Police Chief Massey sanding snowy sidewalk outside of River St City Hall.

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3. PO.014.0012 - Aerial View of the town of Snoqualmie c 1956-1957. Taken from the North end of town; all the way to the Snoqualmie Pass visible. Highway 202 can be seen going through the town and on to North Bend. The river is at the left, with trees along the banks. A train is on the tracks at the lower left of the picture. The streets are not laid out in square blocks, some of the blocks are odd shaped, and some are triangular shape. Open area can be seen east of Meadowbrook Drive.

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4. PO.015.0154 - Bandmill Wheel and blade section in Snoqualmie with Methodist Church in background. Bandmill wheel and sign display. Displayed on Railroad Ave and River St in Snoqualmie. Snoqualmie Methodist Church in background across Northern Pacifica Railroad tracks. Snoqualmie Medical Clinic behind sign board.

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5. PO.115.0007 - State Bank of Washington, Snoqualmie The building is made of brick, with three large windows on the side, two large windows and the door at the front. There is a window above the door. The building appears to be almost square, high with a flat roof. The Ford Sales and Service building is down the street. There is a 1920s model coupe parked in the street in front of the Ford building, and a touring car of the same era, at the right of the bank. There is a sidewalk in front of the bank, and around the corner to the Ford Service. A fireplug is at the corner. Walt Peters started Snoqualmie Bank in a separate building but part of Reinig Store. He built this brick building. Partners with Isodores and Beadon Hall. His brother had a bank in Issaquah.

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6. PO.131.0018 - American Legion Hall, Snoqualmie. Ellis 3004. Used to be a house, Methodist Parsonage, still on original corner. White flagpole, left corner of house, in street. Wide fireplace built with small chimney part way down, on left end of house. 2 large trees, bare branches, in front yard on right. Small houses in back on side street. Rattlesnake Ridge Mt. in background. Dirt streets.

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7. PO.178.0105 - 20 Millionth Ford driven from Detroit. Taken across from Sorenson's Ford Motor Co in Snoqualmie. Methodist Church in background across highway. Car surrounded by large crowd. Someone looks out back window of car. Another is above crowd on light pole. Sorenson's Ford Motor Co was Kyle's Furniture Building in 1970 and Eagle's Hall in 2010s.

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8. PO.178.0133 - Tent Store used by Reinig's after first store burned in 1908 and rebuilt on the same spot. Used in interim between building of second store on SE corner of Falls Ave and River St. Ladies and men with saw horses, washing machine and peanut wagon in front of tent. Otto Reinig sitting behind sawhorses at left. Lady in long skirt and white blouse standing in front of tent with one side of flap open on right. Sitting in chair by popcorn wagon is lady in white blouse and dark skirt, wearing large bonnet tied with veil. Man standing behind chair. Two men on left by Otto Reinig. Picket fence separates house nest door to tent. Store was rebuilt in same location as first one before fire corner Falls Ave and River St. Located on Falls Ave next door to the present Snoqualmie Valley Record offices in 1976. On the east side of street at corner of Falls Ave and River St.

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9. PO.178.0134 - New Reinig store built by Reinig's after first store burned in 1908 and rebuilt on the same spot. Long low building flat roof. Flat siding vertical painted light color. Narrow cornice roof across front below top edge and part way around corners. Sloping porch roof supported by six posts at edge of sidewalk. Large windows along store front. Dirt streets and wooden sidewalks. General Merchandise painted on front above porch. Located on Falls Ave next door to the present Snoqualmie Valley Record offices in 1976. On the east side of street at corner of Falls Ave and River St. Later the Red and White Store and after that Carmichael's True Value Hardware.

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10. PO.178.0424 - First Reinig Store in Snoqualmie before fire of 1908. Otto Reinig in doorway. You can imagine the fancy false front on the Reinig store with it's small roofed over hangs. The wide sidewalk extending the length of three stores.

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11. PO.322.0003 - Snoqualmie, Wash. Early town of Snoqualmie. Vaughn School and Methodist Church. By Wolfe, 1910. Size 8 x 10, black and white glossy print North Pacific railroad tracks on left side of photo. Homes and buildings on right side. Photo looking south, Rattlesnake Mountain in background. Railroad track on right switches in to main line. Single telephone pole in foreground off center. Thick trees in back of buildings on right. Looking from left to right: at far end 1st house: 2nd home from left is Knowles home (Thirza Todd's parents) Next is Methodist Church, next is Edmund Kinsey home (parents of Darius & Clark Kinsey); next is VAUGHN SCHOOL". School is one purchased later by Vaughn family for dwelling. Long wooden walkway or bridge crosses ravine beside tracks, board railings on either side. Crossing leads to lot between church and Kinsey home. Sidewalk between church and Kinsey home only. Dirt road and path from church to school . Church steeple is on four posts with short slanting roof and steeple above. School is 2-story, square building with open bell tower. Small shed to right of school front yard. "SNOQUALMIE WASH." painted in white in lower right corner.

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12. PO.326.0005 - Snoqualmie Methodist Chuch, entrance and steeple. A. Photograph, color print of original photo. View of green front lawn with carved wooden sign in lawn at left. White siding, shingle roof. Stained glass windows in Sanctuary. Entrance in square tower between sanctuary and l-shaped social hall wing at south end of building. Belfry on tower with tall pyramid steeple on top--rod with cross on it extends from top of steeple. STEEPLE CROPPED IN PHOTO BUT NOT IN NEGATIVE (1975-76) Size 5 X 3 1/2 B. Negative #326/5/B

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13. PO.326.0017 - Snoqualmie, Wash. Early town of Snoqualmie. Vaughn School and Methodist Church. Methodist Episcopal Church (now Legion Hall), Alfred Kinsey/O'Dell House, Ed and Sarah Kinsey House (Mr Carey's Folks), Snoqualmie Grammar School (Vaughn School). Wolfe #1910 8 x 10" black and white glossy There are some homes to the left of the church. The church has a belfry and a pointed steeple. Next to the church is the Alfred Kinsey/O'Dell house and the next one to the right is Ed and Sarah Kinsey's home (Mrs. Carey's folks) The Snoqualmie (Vaughn) Grammar School is to the right of the other homes. It is a two story building with a square entry way that extends to a bell tower at the top. The school is a two story with a 4-sided hip roof. There is a small shed near the school. The church was later the Legion Hall.

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14. PO.381.0005 - Aerial of Snoqualmie from Maskrod's Corner.

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15. PO.498.0018 - Interior of Snoqualmie Renton-Picker American Legion Hall.

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16. PO.616.0100 - Hotel Snoqualmie, Howard Johnson's hotel, Snoqualmie. Doesn't the hotel look fine since they finished the "ram-pasture"? Howard Johnson Hotel where record office stands now.

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