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1. 968.001 - Snoqualmie Falls Lodge Menu from lodge waitress Dorothy Requa.

   Menu

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2. IM.00005 - Snoqualmie Valley History Magazine, 2012 edition. Articles: The Community of Cedar Falls: A Tale of Three Cities. The Snoqualmie Valley: 1919-1923. Catacylsms 1949-1950: The Valley Shook, Froze, Flooded and Overheated! Fall City Masonic Hall. Poetry.

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3. PO.014.0066 - Snoqualmie Falls Lodge. Five cars in front and side of building, c 1920s. Patches of rocks on the ground in foreground with bushes. Electric pole has guywires anchored in rock pile. Porch around front and side of building. Brick chimney on side of building. Buildings is shingle covered, white trim. Three sets of windows in end of dormer roof above the porch on side.

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4. PO.030.0199 - The Snoqualmie Falls original lodge, electric power station and bridge. Falls at full flow with much spray at bottom. Snoqualmie Falls Lodge at top of cliff at left. Electric power station across river and foot bridge spans river. Mountains in background.

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5. PO.040.1368 - Snoqualmie Falls, Wash. (aerial view) - Snow scene 2 miles from new place. This is really something- this isn't a very good view. Postcard, black and white matte. Aerial view showing Snoqualmie Falls, the Lodge, power plant and highway. Large volume of water is going over the Falls. Snow covers areas of the ground. Writing on back of postcard.

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6. PO.040.1370 - Snoqualmie Falls, Wash. 268 ft. high. Juleen #464. Photo shows the Falls with a large flow of water. On the left (upper) is the Lodge (before later remodel). The Power Plant is above Falls. In foreground are several snags.

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7. PO.040.3010 - Interior of Snoqualmie Falls Lodge. Juleen #610.

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8. PO.074.0790.1 - Snoqualmie Falls and Snoqualmie Valley, Wash. Charles Laidlaw Aerophoto- Pub. by Ellis. 3011.

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9. PO.074.0790.2 - Snoqualmie Falls and Snoqualmie Valley, Wash. Charles Laidlaw Aerophoto- Pub. by Ellis. 3011.

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   Record Type: Photo

   
10. PO.074.0791 - Snoqualmie Falls, Wash. Height 269 ft. Snoqualmie Falls Lodge at left. Ellis 104.

    Postcard

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11. PO.075.0388 - Snoqualmie Falls and Snoqualmie Valley, Wash. 3011 Chas. R Laidlaw, Aerphoto, Pub. by Ellis. Aerial View of Valley taken just below Falls. Power house is in foreground to left of falls. Road leads from Fall City toward Snoqualmie and steel girdered bridge over Snoqualmie River. Road appears to be narrow dirt one. Slightly above Falls on left is building which is Snoqualmie Falls Lodge. Weyerhaeuser Timber Mill is at upper left with smoke from smoke stacks. Road branches off Fall City road to left and goes around mill pond toward mill. Mount Si crusted with snow in background. A short distance beyond bridge is town of Snoqualmie showing buildings on each side of road. Quite a lot of land cleared to left and above Snoqualmie with stumps here and there. North Bend not visible.

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12. PO.075.0487 - Snoqualmie Falls during full flood flow. View from top cliff directly across from Falls showing full rushing flow of water cascading into pool below with thick high mist around bottom of pool. Evergreen tree in foreground at right. Three dead trees and branches, one evergreen and one shrub with leaves on ends of branches on slope on left foreground. Rivulets of water running down left slope. Lodge on top of cliff, far left on bank above Falls. Powerhouse across river on right bank of river above dam. Thick timbered slopes on right hillside above powerhouse.

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13. PO.1097.0003 - The Snoqualmie Falls.

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14. PO.121.0120.1 - Charles and Florence Bonell on their 50th wedding anniversary at Snoqualmie Falls Lodge. The picture was taken in the yard of the Snoqualmie Falls Lodge. Mr. Bonell is wearing a suit, with a vest. Mrs. Bonell is wearing a long, white dress, with a corsage. In the picture, Mr. Bonell is sitting, and she is standing. Charles and Florence Bonell were married according to the rite of the Catholic Church of Christ, by P. B. Morrison B. D. Priest and Missionary of the Diocese of Wisconsin. Witnesses: Benj. Bonell and Ada Galloway They were married in the city of Eau Claire, Wisconsin, May 23, 1886.

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15. PO.121.0120.2 - Charles and Florence Bonell on their 50th wedding anniversary at Snoqualmie Falls Lodge. The picture was taken in the yard of the Snoqualmie Falls Lodge. Mr. Bonell is wearing a suit, with a vest. Mrs. Bonell is wearing a long, white dress, with a corsage. In the picture both are sitting. Charles and Florence Bonell were married according to the rite of the Catholic Church of Christ, by P. B. Morrison B. D. Priest and Missionary of the Diocese of Wisconsin. Witnesses: Benj. Bonell and Ada Galloway They were married in the city of Eau Claire, Wisconsin, May 23, 1886.

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16. PO.203.0020 - Ellis 8026. Snoqualmie Falls from the Air. Aerial view of the Snoqualmie Falls, old lodge and Electric plant. The view is of the Snoqualmie Falls, the Snoqualmie crosses the river and then up the hill. The picture was taken before the lodge was built. The power house can seen across the river, and the other buildings higher on the sidehill.

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17. PO.212.0020 - Aerial view of the Snoqualmie Falls during heavy run-off and Power Plant. The photo is an aerial photo of the Snoqualmie Falls when the river was high. It shows the water, very white, as it goes over the falls. The high cliffs can be seen, but the picture is very dark beside the falls. he sub-station plant is on the left, and the power Plant one the right of the river. The Snoqualmie Falls Lodge can be seen on the left of the falls. The bridge can be seen over the river, on the sunset Highway.

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18. PO.212.0021 - Aerial view of the Snoqualmie Falls. The picture is an aerial view of the Snoqualmie Falls Lodge roof can be seen at the left, and part of the power plant, at the right.

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19. PO.229.0001 - Snoqualmie Falls, Wash. 268 ft. High. J A Juleen Copyright 1925. Original photograph Postcard photo, black and white (faded yellow) #464, SNOQUALMIE FALLS, WASH. 268 feet high. ©1925 J. A. Juleen Falls during high water, with rock in middle. Lodge on left bank; powerhouse and trees on right bank behind dam.

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20. PO.229.0002 - No 1083. Snoqualmie Falls, Wash. Postcard photo, black and white. Scene shows Falls during high water with dense mist. Lodge partly visible on left bank; picture taken from down river below Falls. Show the river bed at the base of the 268' Falls. Also shows the large rock that is at the center of the brink of the Falls. Actual picture 5 1/2" wide printed on the 8 x 10 paper.

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