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1. 030.143 - Map: #41 Plat of North Bend, Edgewick, Tanner, Rattlesnake Ledge. Middle Fork. Snoqualmie River. Rattlesnake Ledge, Middle Fork Snoqualmie River, Sunset Hwy. Primary State Hwy., No. 2, Meadowbrook, C.M.S.T.P &P. Railroad, City of Seattle Watershed, Township 23 north, Range 8 east, WD. Published by Kroll Maps, Seattle WA. Blue printing on white paper. 14 x 17" long.

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2. 030.152 - Map: Cedar Lake Quadrangle, Topographic map, Surveyed in 1910-1911. Topography lines in brown, lakes in blue. Geological survey. Cedar Lake, South Fork Snoqualmie River, Sallal Prairie, Edgewick, Tanner, Cedar Falls, Cedar River, Green River, Northern pacific Railroad, Milwaukie Railroad, North Bend, Franklin, Kanaskat, Barneston, Selleck, King County- Pierce Co. Boundary Line. 17 x 20.75" long. Cream color paper, brown lines.

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3. PO.076.0016 - No 1303, Log Train, Washington. Logging train near Tanner. Original postcard in color. Mount Si in background. Steam engine with two men leaning out of cab and several men standing on engine in front. Engine has large wide smoke stack in front and large headlight. Flatcars behind engine loaded with logs. The logs are large and there are only a few on each car.

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4. PO.168.0010.1 - Railroad tracks through timber on the Milwaukee and Puget Sound Railroad near North Bend between Tanner an Cedar Falls on the old Terhune homestead. Charles Wilder, Prosser, Washington, photographers.

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5. PO.168.0010.2 - Railroad tracks through timber on the Milwaukee and Puget Sound Railroad near North Bend between Tanner an Cedar Falls on the old Terhune homestead. Charles Wilder, Prosser, Washington, photographers.

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6. PO.301.0001 - Sallal Prairie Commissary Buildings. Headquarters for the freight wagons hauling supplies to build the Milwaukee Railroad, 1906-1908. Fifteen houses here and 200 horse teams left from here. The commissary buildings at Sallal Prairie. This was the headquarters for freight wagons that hauled supplies for the Milwaukie Rail Road to build tracks. There were 15 houses located here and the commissary building. As many as 200 horse teams would leave from here in one day.

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7. PO.301.0002 - Group of five ladies, Valley Pioneers. Front row: Sudie Carlin, Mrs. Will Tanner, Mrs. Johnson (Herb Johnson's mother). Back row, Cynthia and Susie Carlin. Group of 5 ladies, Valley Pioneers about 1906 or 1907 4 x 5 1/4" mounted on 7 x 9" cardboard The picture is a close-up view of five ladies with background of ferns and shrubbery. The two ladies in the back are standing. They are wearing long skirts and long sleeved blouses. They have a ribbon tie at the neckline. Two of the ladies in the front are wearing white blouses with high necks. The other lady has a dark dress with white dots and a white collar.

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8. PO.308.0006 - Tanner School classes from first to eighth grade. Lillian Spoon, Teacher, 1905 Composite Picture: Center: 3 1/4 x 3 1/4" of the school group. 4 individual pictures of girls. The center photo shows the group of students standing with a teacher. She is dressed in white on the left of the center rows. She is wearing a black, wide ribbon bow at the neck. The students are sitting and standing on logs, stair-step fashion, by the corner of a building. The girl on the far right center row holds a large book in her hand. All ages are represented. Trees and snags in the background. 1 X 1". Photo upper left. Ella Allen, daughter of James and Vila Allen. Wears black dress with large hairbow and wearing a watch hanging from fleur-de-lis pin on left shoulder. 1 1/4 x 1 1/2". Photo lower left. Margaret Bryan Sabean wearing a white dress, high necked with ties, wide yoke, puffed sleeves and a wide ribbon hairbow at the back of the neck. 1 X 1 1/2". Upper right corner: girl with a dark dress, high neck lace collar with jabot. Watch on chain from pin on shoulder. Wide dark hair ribbon at back of neck. 1 1/8 x 1 1/4". Lower right corner. Emma Allen, daughter of James and Viola Allen. Grey dress with V neck, front with lapels and a dark bow. Dickey of white lace with black ribbon at the neck.Holding hands clasped behind her head with elbows in the air. Bracelet on left arm. Size: Five pictures in layout, 8 x 10 black and white glossy.

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9. PO.308.0016 - Tanner Sawmill Crew. 1904 - 1905 6 3/4 x 8 1/2" mounted on grey cardboard 10 x 12 Mill in the background. Group of men, some standing, some sitting on a bench, on deck of boards or on the ground. Several men hold small boys and girls on their laps and one baby.The man at the left, dressed in white apron, jacket and chef's hat, is the cam cook. All men in the crew are wearing hats. Some of the people in the picture have been identified: 1. Hazen Chase 2. Tom Watruba 3. Henry Barnes 4. Ed Barnes 5. John Bryan 6. Mrs. Barnes 7. Ira Penney 8. Fred Brisack 9. Mrs. Tanner 10. Bill Tanner 11. George Offield 12. Hazel Tanner 13. Dorothy Tanner 14. Ralph Tanner (Boy on lap) 15. Baby Octava Tanner 16.Bill Mueller

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10. PO.308.0105 - Ethelyn Spoon, April 14, 1905. Our teacher at Tanner School 2 x 4" oval portrait mounted on 5 x 7: cardboard April 14, 1905 The young lady is wearing her hair in an upswept style with a ribbon on top. She is wearing spectacles, small lens with a metal nose piece, pi nce nez spectacles. She is wearing a striped dress with high neck collar. There are narrow black ribbons spaced across the front of the blouse ending in ribbon tie bows. She has a white stand-up collar with a lace jabot in front and a ruffle at the top of the collar on the left.

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11. PO.308.0167 - Tanner School students. Teach Lillie Spoon 5 x 8" paper on cardboard with a collage of individual pictures out from strips and arranged on the cardboard. The pictures contain the photos of the following people. Archie Knowles, Bill Bryan, Charlie Bryan, Webb Baldwin, Louise Baldwin, Bertha Jarvis, Ella Allen, Sylvia Florence, Minnie Rose (?) Herb & Emma Parker, Metta & Elda Roberts, Ollie Bryon, Geo. Bouck, Dimple Morgan, and Lillie Spoon, teacher.

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12. PO.308.0168 - Tanner School students climb Mount Si. 3 1/2 x 3 1/2, 1 1/2 x 1 1/2". 1 1/4 x 1 3/4", 1 x 1", and 1 x 1 3/4" pictures mounted on 5 x 8" paper with cardboard backing. The center picture is of a group sitting on top of a mountain. 1st row: Emma Parker, Robert Bryan, Fred Morgan, Margaret Bryan. 2nd Row. Lillie Spoon-Teacher, Duane Spoon, Florence Spoon. The small pictures of : Robert Bryan, Emma Allen Parker, Margaret Bryan Sabean, and Fred Morgan.

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13. PO.573.0010 - Tanner Mill, crew and stacks of Lumber. Kinsey 5056. 11 x 14" black and white glossy, faded to a brown. Kinsey #506 The mill shed is behind the men. It is a long building. Part of the sides of the building are open and stack of lumber can be seen. There is a small shed to the front side of the building. It has a large chimney. There are many stacks of lumber in the yards around the shed. There are several men standing on a platform. Most of them are wearing work clothes and some have hats. There are two men wearing long, white aprons. Several of the men are sitting on a long plank that is from the platform to a pile of logs. Other men are standing behind them. There are trees in the background. One of the men in the front row is holding a cat.

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14. PO.903.0002 - Walt Wyrsch's logging truck #24 at Tanner, 1950s.

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15. PO.903.0003 - Glenn Galagher next to log truck #30 at Tanner, 1950s. Truck and building with railroad and spar tree to left in background.

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16. PO.951.0128 - North Bend Parade. Tanner Fire Truck.

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