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1. 980.001 - Leo Kelley's gold retirement watch from Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. Received at his retirement September 2, 1975. Seiko. Stainless Steel B. Water resistant. 2D7806. Base Metal St ASteel Back 7N43-8A39A1. B 1680E. Seiko Quartz. Weyerhauser Logo on face with date dial. Watch is very typical of Weyerhaeuser retirement gifts. Dave Lake received on exactly like it when he retired in the mid 1980s.

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2. 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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3. PO.040.3035 - Tip O'Neil and his wife's portraits in the smoke emerging from the smoke stacks of the Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Co Mill. Image made up when he left Snoqualmie Falls. O'Neil was Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Co Manager for many years.

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4. PO.040.3061 - Seattle Times Rotogravure, Snoqualmie.

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5. PO.045.0089 - Girls on Green Chain, Mill 1; Happy in Service, WWII. Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Co green chain. Seven girls wearing heavy aprons and gloves, sorting lumber in shed.

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6. PO.045.1225 - Snoqualmie River flood of the middle fork at the mill.

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7. PO.065.0085 - Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Co mill crew, men and women. Large group of people in front of large open shed. They stand on large steps to form different levels. Men stand in back, they wear overalls or other work cloths, most wear hats or caps. Women sit on steps in front. They wear either bib overalls or coveralls. Some overalls are striped others plain. All wear high lace shoes. Man sits in front at right has eye shade cap. Rafters and supports of shed seen in background.

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8. PO.065.0120 - The Orchard neighborhood, Snoqualmie Falls. Housing area of employees of Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Co in Orchard Neighborhood. Several rows of look alike houses. The ones in middle have small covered front porches and ones in foreground have larger covered back porches also. All have small shed and outhouse in rear. The area has been mostly cleared of trees but tall timber stand on each side. Mill 2 in background.

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9. 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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10. PO.075.0446 - Wrecked bridge over Snoqualmie River above Falls. River with bridge extending across. Left part of bridge steel top and railings in river instead of attached to concrete supports. Before flood. Bridge fallen into river. Hit by tanker, caught fire and burned end pins out. Before replacement flood washed it down stream so was replaced with different bridge. The Fall City Bridge later I think was replaced by another wooden one then in 1916 or 1917 the present concrete one was built. The bridge built in 1887 was the first at Fall City. This picture is of the Bridge at Falls that burned with a truck seen in water.

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11. PO.076.0044 - Dry Kilns and Store at Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Co. Lower right is Mill Store with covered porch and large windows. There is a man standing on porch. Large buildings across the tracks, two buildings in one. They are full of lumber on one side. There is another large building to right of the kiln. Behind buildings are many stacks of lumber and at right is machinery used for the operation of the mill. Several people by railroad tracks and some in open area in foreground.

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12. PO.113.0021 - Composite image. Top: thick stand of trees, tall and large in forest with man at foot of one of the trees. Bottom: 3 part panorama of Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Co Mill. Sepia tone photo. Very large, tall trees in forest with man standing at foot of tree in center, one hand on tree, other hand pointing upward. Tree branches on ground and fallen tree in foreground. Lower part, 2-3/4" x 11", sepia tone print, matte.: shows full view of Mill and buildings & smokestack & burner at left

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13. PO.114.0048 - Mill Crew at Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Co, 1920s The picture is damaged around the edge, and has been mounted on a cardboard. The picture is of a group of men standing beside a large brick building. A few of the men are dressed in suite, and wearing hats. Most of the men are dressed in bib overalls, or in work clothing. The names of the men are as follows, Left to Right: 1. Brown Jones 2. Dan MacNaurva 3. Jack Perguson 4. Roy Bartlet 5. Dave Cunningham 6. Fred Oliver 7. J. F. McQuite 8. Bob Gray 9. Art Bratlie 10. J. F. Austin 11. John Rainey

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14. PO.124.0029 - Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Co Mill and pond. Burner.

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15. PO.131.0001 - Snoqualmie River flood looking towards Weyerhaeuser Mill. The high water can be seen over the entire area, with the trees standing in deep water. Heavy black clouds can be seen at the right of the picture. Hills can be seen in the background.

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16. PO.149.0010 - Crew at Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Co Mill Group of men standing in front of large building at Mill. Railroad tracks into building. Large sliding door open on left side. No Smoking sign on outside of door. Small sign on angle board trim, Snoqualmie July 3 4 5. Poster on door in back of men, Picnic. Large many-paned windows near roof of bldg. on right side. Pieces of equipment and ends of couple tires on wheels at far left in front. Printing in white lower left undecipherable.

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17. PO.149.0011 - Dry Shed Crew at Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Co Mill. Seated and standing in tiers, group outside bldg. Dressed in work clothes with suspenders, caps & hats. Printed in white in center of photo bottom, S.F.L. CO. May 1939 Snoqualmie Falls, Wash Front: Ted Eby, AE McElhinney, HE Emerick, Leonard Johnson, Harve Briggs, Ted Burnham, Art Benson Second Row: Vic Holm, Gus Lindstrom, Bert Woolslayer, Olie Setterman, Felix Hartstrom, Hans Carlson, Herb Nelson, Third Row: Russel Hardeman, Arne Smedsrude, Don Ludwig, Bill Peterson, Fourth Row: Walt Eby, Otto Borg, Alvin Hedberg, Harry Martin, Phil Blanchard, Bill Carnahan, Clyde (Cliff?) Simmons, Fifth Row: Mark Fauld, Harry Schitchfield, George Arnold, Martin Fringer, Dallas Smith, Harold Tietz, Swanea Carlson, Back Row: Sam Lee, Ed O'Neil, Harry Briggs, Delwin Emerick, Vic Hibbert, Eric Nelson, Conail Fury, Dan Brown, Einer Haugland, Frank Vervynck, Bill Brown, Seifert Oman, John Anderson, Bill Buyek, Jim Handle

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18. PO.159.0010 - Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Co Mill and Mt Si. Buildings with grass field in foreground. Mount Si in baground. Long three story building on left with windows (Mill 1), long low building on right at right angle. Trees on hillside in background. Bunk cars under construction between long low building and field.

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19. PO.179.0014 - Shipping Office crew and foreman at Weyerhaeuser Shipping Department at Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Co. Orley Kroght, "Swede" Benson, Alfred Spjut, Arne Smedsrud, Harry Scritchfield, Bill Petterson. The picture is of six men holding three long boards. They are standing in front of a large building that has SHIPPING OFFICE sign above the windows. The men are wearing work clothing, some are wearing hats. they each have their right hands holding the boards.

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20. PO.179.0018 - Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Co Crew of Men. The picture is of a group of laborors in front of a large building. The men in the front row are sitting on a step, and the second row on a higher step. The men have hats laying by their feet, some in the back row are wearing their caps. Most of the men have high laced boots. The building is a large, L shaped, with vertical boards for the siding The picture is damaged around the edge. There is a large tear near the center at the top of the picture.

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