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1. PO.075.0454 - Fall City ferry and town. Ferry was a cable operated wooden ferry. Three men on ferry. Ferry in middle of river looking across river toward Fall City with buildings along main street. Built in 1885 to go across the Snoqualmie river located where bridge later went in. On river bank from left to right: Dr. Baker's office with ox team in front, Jeremiah Borst's house built originally for the Berry's, Taylor Restaurant, store and hotel with dance hall above, Saloon, Stark's store and post office. John Rutherford second from left, white shirt Philo Rutherford. Burned about 1903 or 1904

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2. PO.104.0077 - Dinner at Taylor Hotel, Fall City, Wash. Arthur Denney guest at table. Second hotel operated by David Taylor, pioneer of Fall City. Taken about 1900 or 1901. Helen Moore Taylor at left (left side of table), David Taylor, second from right (right side of table) Leila Oules McClintock (daughter of Druzilla Taylor Oules, oldest daughter of Doc Taylor) and Chinese servant in doorway. Olive at left side of Leila (right side of table) Mr Arthur Denny at right side of David Taylor. Scene shows dining room in home with family members and guests seated around oval table, with white tablecloth and food on table. Wooden floor with small darker strips crosswise; some straight-back chairs with cane seats, some curved back chairs with veneer panel seats. Pictures on wall on right and end; carbide lamp hanging from ceiling. Lace curtain at window. Wall telephone on wall in corner. Chinese cook standing in doorway to right. Wooden vertical wainscoting around room. 5 men at table and 3 ladies at table. Little girl standing at far end of table, striped dress. Seated, left side, far end: Helen Moore Taylor Bert or Guy Taylor (?) Man (moustache), unknown Right side, doorway, Chinese servant Little girl, Leila Oules McClintock, (daughter of Druzilla Taylor Oules, oldest daughter of Doc Taylor) . Standing at end of table: Olive Taylor Arthur A. Denny (Seattle pioneer) David (Doc) Taylor (owner of hotel), husband of Helen Moore Taylor Man at end, unknown

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3. PO.121.0007 - Taylor's Hotel, Fall City, Washington The picture is of a two-story wooden building with a vine-covered porch on the lower floor, three windows with shutters on the upper floor. There is a round air vent at the peak of the building. There is a group of adults sitting on the porch, and two ladies standing. There is a couple sitting on chairs to the left, and an older lady in a rocking chair on the ground, along side of the porch. The tintype is in poor condition, is very discolored and the edges are turning black. It is discolored, and many spots throughout. The old Taylor Hotel which stood where the Pizza Parlor (1982) is on River St. There was also a store in this building. The upstairs was used as a lodge Hall. The hotel burned and was replaced, and burned again. (info by M. Corliss)

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4. PO.430.0001 - Taylor Hotel and Saloon, Fall City. Pumphouse on riverbank. 3 1/2 x 5 1/2" postcard The pictures if of a large hotel with a saloon at one end. The hotel is a two story building with a full length, covered porch. There is a picket fence in front of the hotel. The upper story has windows around the building. Three chimneys can be seen along the top of the building. The saloon is at the end. It has a large sign on the building. There is a covered entrance. The Snoqualmie River can be seen in the foreground and a small square pumphouse on the bank of the river.

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