Related Records

1. 075.060 - Square nails from Watson Allen Mill on Tokul Creek.

   Nail

   Record Type: Object

   
2. PO.124.0003 - Watson Allen Mill on Tokul Creek, later owned and operated by Edward Kihn and known as Kihn's Mill. Built in 1872 as the first sawmill in the Valley. Located near mouth of the creek on East bank, across creek from Fish Hatchery by lower ponds. Sawmill was owned and operated by Emil Plum's maternal grandfather, Edward Kihn.

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   Record Type: Photo

   
3. PO.124.0084 - DJ Reichert Lumber and Shingle Co Mill. Edward Kihn 2nd man from right sitting on log with white beard. He is the grandfather of Emil Plum. His brother was Reinhart Kihn. Elizabeth Kihn (grandmother) in chair (Mrs. Edward Kihn). Watson Allen mill was bought by Jeremiah Borst in Fall City at Mouth of Tokul Creek in 1880. Borst sold the mill to Edward Kihn in 1882. It burned in 1893. Kihn's millsite and property was bought by Emil Plum, Sr and became a farm. The farm was inherited by son, Emil Plum. Fort Tilton built on part of property in 1856.

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   Record Type: Photo

   
4. PO.124.0088 - Tokul Creek Inn on Snoqualmie Fall City Road, 1928. The picture has the picture of the Inn, with two people in front. There is an Orange Julep and Coco Cola sign on the front of the building. There is an old model car in front of the inn. In the background are trees, and there is a sign that says TOKUL CREEK CHICKEN DIN Fried Chicken on Toast. The building has a small room on one end, the main part of the building is much higher. There is a double, paned, window in the front. There is a man and a woman on the front porch, and an older model car.

   Print, Photographic

   Record Type: Photo

   
5. PO.162.0001 - Tokul Creek Fish Hatchery in a flood about 1910 below concrete bridge. Tokul creek flowing toward river on right. Lcated on old Sunset Highway (Highway 2) below concrete bridge. Tokul Creek flowing toward river on right of building. Building faced river with two doors in front, six windows along left side of building. Hills and trees in background.

   Print, Photographic

   Record Type: Photo

   
6. PO.430.0066 - Milwaukee Railroad Bridge over Tokul Creek Cross and Cheadbourn Contractors. Geo Gernaey Forman. Photo By Howell Fall City, Wash. Construction of trestle over Tokul Creek. Photo is written on in the corner. The picture shows the unfinished trestle of a railroad bridge across the deep ravine of Tokul Creek. It is not completed nor have the tracks been laid. The clearing for the railroad can be seen on the other side of the ravine. The steam engine that runs the pile driver can be seen at the end of the unfinished trestle. No rails have been laid.

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   Record Type: Photo

   
7. PO.430.0067 - Milwaukee Railroad Bridge over Tokul Creek Cross and Cheadbourn Contractors. Geo Gernaey Forman. Photo By Howell Fall City, Wash. Construction of trestle over Tokul Creek.

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   Record Type: Photo

   
8. PO.751.0024 - King County Trout Hatchery. 1912

   Print, Photographic

   Record Type: Photo