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1. 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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2. PO.115.0008 - State Bank of Snoqualmie, Wash. Inside. The picture is of the interior of the bank. At the back of the bank is a balcony with a Bannister type partition. The teller's cage is at the left, it has two windows, and at the back of the bank is a partition, with bars for the windows. There is a person in the teller's cage, and a man standing at the counter near the front left. The calendar on the wall shows the 15th of the month. Woman in teller cage Eva M. Day, born December 1904. She was from Cherry Valley but hung out in Snoqualmie.

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3. PO.688.0005 - Reinig Store, Snoqualmie Post Office, State Bank of Snoqualmie, Snoqualmie. Miss Pearl Emery Orla, Calif.

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