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1. IM.00004 - Snoqualmie Valley History Magazine, 2011 edition. Articles: The Biography of A Building. Martin Nordrum: A Legend Among Woodsmen. Steep Trails Exerpted: John Muir Writings. Six Locomotives, 100 Miles of Track. Leo Kelley: Snoqualmie Citizen. Cross-State Highway Detoured in Snoqualmie. The Development of Snoqualmie Valley. Poetry Page.

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2. PO.020.0019 - Hop Fields, North Bend, Washington. Hop fields with hop vines on posts and on lines strung between posts in field. Tall evergreen trees and high brush and shrubs at far edge of field. Grooves or plow lines between lines of hops.

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3. PO.040.2006 - Bill Gibson/Gibbons, worked on the Snoqualmie Hop Ranch. Portrait. Youngish balding man with mustache. Wears suit with bow tie. Peiser Second St near Marion Seattle, WT Gibbons, worked on Hop Ranch.

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4. PO.040.3023 - Hop Ranch School Class on Meadowbrook Road. First School in the upper Snoqualmie Valley located along the old Meadowbrook Road. Mrs. Lurisse J Thompson was the first teacher. The picture was taken in 1888. The school was on the hop ranch between Tollgate Farm and Mount Si Golf Course.

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5. PO.040.3085 - Snoqualmie Hop Ranch Cook House

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6. PO.040.3090 - Bridge near Meadowbrook c 1898.

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7. PO.040.3182 - Hop Pickers at the Snoqualmie Hop Ranch. Kinsey Photo.

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8. PO.048.0007 - Hop Ranch School Class on Meadowbrook Road. First School in the upper Snoqualmie Valley located along the old Meadowbrook Road. Mrs. Lurisse J Thompson was the first teacher. The picture was taken in 1888. The school was on the hop ranch between Tollgate Farm and Mount Si Golf Course. Taken at one room cabin on hop ranch about mile down the old road from Tollgate Farm to Mount Si Golf Course.

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9. PO.065.0075 - Hop pickers in Snoqualmie Hop Fields, 1894. Large group of hop pickers, Caucasian. Both men and women and some children. They all wear hats, ladies have long dresses. Some men wear suit coats others regular work clothes. Tall rows of hops behind. Some ladies wear blossoms for decoration on their clothing. Large hop box at lower left.

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10. PO.065.0076 - First school class on Hop Ranch. Group of school children standing in hop field along road. First school picture taken of children that went to little one room cabin on Hop Ranch about mile down old road. Children are of different ages and sizes. One larger boy in back row. Teacher at back on right. Most little girls have light colored dresses and wear aprons. Several hold hats. Shoes have high tops. Florence Cooper McCann, Nellie Cooper Jackson, Alex Gardiner among children. Miss Lulu Thompson was teacher. First district school class on old Meadowbrook road.

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11. PO.065.0077 - Hop Ranch School Class on Meadowbrook Road. First School in the upper Snoqualmie Valley located along the old Meadowbrook Road. Mrs. Lurisse J Thompson was the first teacher. The picture was taken in 1888. The school was on the hop ranch between Tollgate Farm and Mount Si Golf Course. Group of school children standing in hop field along road. First school picture taken of children that went to little one room cabin on Hop Ranch about mile down old road. Children are of different ages and sizes. One larger boy in back row. Teacher at back on right. Most little girls have light colored dresses and wear aprons. Several hold hats. Shoes have high tops. Florence Cooper McCann, Nellie Cooper Jackson, Alex Gardiner among children. Miss Lulu Thompson was teacher. First district school class on old Meadowbrook road.

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12. PO.075.0271 - Meadowbrook Hotel. Plaster coming off the chimney, moss on roof.

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13. PO.075.0389 - Side view of Meadowbrook Hotel. Plaster coming off the chimney, moss on roof. Three story building, seven windows first floor, seven windows second floor, six dormer windows in roof, one dormer in right end front end. Lean to building added on back of building. Large leafy tree in field in foreground center. Tree in back by lean to building. Porch roof with post supports and fancy cut outs on tops of posts. Front of building faces Snoqualmie. Built in Jeremiah Borst's orchard about 1886. Hotel closed in 1914 and became Boarding and Rooming house for farm employees. Torn down in the summer of 1948.

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14. PO.075.1100 - Apple tree planted by Jeremiah Borst in his orchard at Meadowbrook.

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15. PO.081.0004 - Man and two women hop pickers in Snoqualmie Hop Fields. Man and woman standing in front of hop pole supported on one end by pole brackets. Hop Pole is fully covered with ripe hops and vines hang down into hop basket on ground. One woman sits beside hop basket on ground with piece of hop vine in hands. Man behind her holds long pole with curved metal knife attached to upper end used to cut vine from poles. Woman at left appears very elderly, wears coat with long sleeves, cape collar over shoulders, scarf tied on head; coat has three buttons on front, only one is buttoned; wears shirt and flowered blouse, coat open at neck. Woman sitting wears light color long sleeve blouse with plaid shawl tied over right shoulder and under left arm. Scarf tied over head. Gunny sack around waist cover lap and legs. Appears to be elderly. Man stands behind woman wearing dark over coat, white shirt and dark hat with brim. Hair uncout down to ears and appears elderly. Thick trees and hop poles in background. Couple on the right: Friday Consauk and his wife Mary Pateuse. This couple was from Skagit.

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16. PO.086.0006 - Snoqualmie Hop Ranch. Hop fields in foreground with road, farm buildings in center. Mount Si in background. Two people and horse and rider on road. Stumps and houses center background. Trees in distance. Road to hops shed on right. Tow people approaching on foot. Rider on white horse going toward hop sheds.

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17. PO.087.0002 - Snoqualmie Valley from Uncle Si's Mountain. October 9, 1890. Showing Snoqualmie River, Hop Ranch, Uncle Si's Ranch, etc. Clark. Hop ranch would be clearing on left side of picture below Rattlesnake Mt. Below that is clearing showing segment of Mount Si Farm, Uncle Si's farm, where river shows in center and clearing meets it is known as Reid's Slough (Reid was a Swede that came about 1908 or 1909, he thought that there was a flaw in the title of Uncle's homestead and tried to homestead and built a house. But he couldn't prove it and finally bought it from Mr. William Boggs. He was Charles Scheuchzer's father-in-law. Boggs also was a member of the school board and his name is on the cornerstone of the old North Bend High School which burned February 1967 and had to be demolished. At the tip of the spiked cedar snag, a brushy area is presently owned by Charles Scott. Originally that property was owned by Mr. August Kribley (Cribley), Mable Damburat's grandfather. Below that property is a portion of the Norman property. At one time a man by the name of Jaycox owned it and raised hops. The river has changed course since this picture was taken and presently, since 1937, cuts closer to the mountain in the left area. At the right in the middle is presently the holly farm. There were no bridges across the river at the time. They forded the rivers. -Ted Boalch, North Bend, April 1967

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18. PO.104.0045 - George Moke. Worked on Hop Ranch. Black and white, man with moustache, wearing dark suit, wide ascot tie, white shirt; white background on dark brown cardboard front, gold printing. Photographers name in signature. Vignette portrait, mounted cabinet size.

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19. PO.104.0053 - Fall City residents that were Hop Ranch Workers. John McDevot, Marion Gowen, Jimmy Kimball, Raleigh Andrews, Bill Lambert. Black and white, on gold-edged scalloped cardboard. Two men sitting on wood carved type fence with large square corner post. All wearing different style hats. 2 with vests, 2 wearing ascot ties, 1 with handkerchief style tied bow tie. 3 men standing, all young men. Coats open, not buttoned. Background of Gothic-type arches in left wall, with shrubs and vines.

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20. PO.124.0030 - Hop Pickers and Wagon Teams in Hop Field.

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