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PO.011.0050 - Weyerhaeuser trestle through flood plain with Mt Si- Cress-Dale Photo
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PO.040.2000 - Old railroad tracks on Preston Snoqualmie line. Tree growing up through the railroad trestle on Northern Pacific Railroad through Preston.
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PO.040.3080 - Crew constructing a railroad trestle.
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PO.040.3081 - Crew building railroad trestle. Siegrist 190.
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PO.065.0026 - Logging train trestle, Simpson Logging Co. Camp 3. Spanning 420 ft canyon. Very high and wide trestle made of steel square supports and arched in center over river below. Welded panels of steel form supports for approaches on span with arch. Small extension platform is built out from side of tracks on this end of span. place for anyone on tracks to stand in safety when train goes by on trestle. Platform has sides of board railings on three sides. Heavy timber growing on sides of deep canyon down to rivers edge and on hillsides. Camp 1 and 2 were absorbed into Camp 3, which was located 177 miles north of Shelton on the upper Skokomish Valley, by West Lake. The camp was in existence from 1930 to 1947.
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PO.074.0798 - "See Washington First." Snoqualmie Pass in the Cascade Mountains. On the Line of the C.M.&P.S.R.R.
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PO.075.0453 - Train of logs over Raging River. c. 1904 Engine 49 on trestle. Man stands beside engine another in doorway of cab. Eight carloads of logs and caboose. First three cars have man standing on logs. Trestle was above Raging River between Fall City and Preston. See article about train of Seattle & International Railroad in Mrs Leonard Reinig's scrapbook. Tells story of wreck on trestle.
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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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PO.076.0053 - Sunset Highway, Snoqualmie Pass, Washington. Wooden bridge, low steel girder sides, log railings at approaches to bridge. Road curves and goes under railroad trestle with log beam supports. Mt Snoqualmie in center distant; Guye Peak at far right, Denny Mt at far left.
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PO.076.0112 - Raging River train wreck, trestle and train in canyon. Raging River with broken ties and boards of trestle on bank along river. Steam locomotive among wreckage on broken tracks on bank by river. Railroad tracks with no support beneath them can be seen going up the hill. Entire trestle has crashed into river. People on top of hill on horizon. Trees and utility wires at sides of tracks.
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PO.076.0113 - Raging River train wreck, trestle and train in canyon near Preston. Remains of railroad trestle after train wreck on Raging River. End of trestle is 110' high. Rest of wreckage is at the bottom of canyon. Parts of steam engine in wreckage of ties, tracks, etc. Man standing on trestle. Opposite hillside covered with trees.
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PO.100.0001 - Milwaukee Railroad wooden covered bridge over South Fork of Snoqualmie River coming into North Bend from the West. 2 men standing on gravel bar in river, fishing. Some boards missing from side of bridge at top, near bottom, and shows also some boards have been replaced. Date Oct. 6, 1967. Built in 1910. Stamped Werner Lenggenhager, 1631 Belmont Ave., Seattle, Wash, 98122. Personal autograph written on back. Negative with donor.
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PO.1026.0001 - Milwaukee covered bridge just outside of North Bend.
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PO.124.0027 - Flume on trestle with icicles.
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PO.131.0002 - Snoqualmie River flood looking towards Weyerhaeuser Mill from Sunset Highway from Snoqualmie. The picture is of trees in the background, and the high water of the Snoqualmie River around the trees. There is a lake of water in the foreground and more water near the trees.
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PO.131.0012 - Snoqualmie Pass CM&PS Railroad. Rockdale. West Entrance to Snoqualmie Tunnel. The picture is of the camp for the workers that build the railroad tunnel. Several buildings can be seen on the hill side. These were the dormitories for the men, and also a "Mess" hall. At the right of the picture a railroad trestle can be seen, and at the left, in the foreground is a machine shop, with three large smoke stacks. A mountain peak can be seen in the background, and a tall stand of trees are up the hill from the buildings.
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PO.178.0097 - Northern Pacific Railroad Bridge at Raging River near Fall City collapse. Looking directly into collapsed trestle at debris on ground in ravine. Across ravine is remains of trestle still standing built on far bank. Man stands in center of piece of platform of bridge on ground in foreground, dwarfed by size of debris and distance. He wars dark suit.
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PO.277.0021 - Covered bridge #FF822 over Snoqualmie River about 1/2 mile West of Milwaukee yard at North Bend between North Bend and Snoqualmie. Entire bridge consisted of 5 span pile bridge, 1 span through howe truss (covered) and 44 span pile bridge. Built in 1911 at a cost of about $1200.00 including labor and materials. Replaced with a steel span (originally built in 18 from an abandoned bridge somewhere in the midwest) in Dec 1972 covered portion of this bridge was torn down on Nov 13, 1972. Photo taken Sept 30, 1972. Located NW of North Bend crosses the South Fork of the Snoqualmie River. This wooden structure replaced with a steel span. High, narrow structure over trestle. Trestle brown, bridge unpainted. Entry and exit open, angled at top. Looking straight down track. Blue sky, trees either side of track in distance. Covered bridge #FF822 over Snoqualmie River about 1/2 mile west of Milwaukee yard at North Bend (between North Bend and Snoqualmie) Entire bridge consisted of 5 span pile bridge 1 span thru Howe Truss (covered) 44 span pile bridge. Built in 1911 at a cost of about $1,200 including labor and materials. Replaced with a steel span (originally built in 18__ from an abandoned bridge somewhere in the Midwest) in Dec. 1972. Covered portion of this bridge torn down on November 13, 1972. Photo taken Sept. 30, 1972, by Allen Miller, Nord Bend.
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PO.277.0022 - Covered bridge #FF822 over Snoqualmie River about 1/2 mile West of Milwaukee yard at North Bend between North Bend and Snoqualmie. Entire bridge consisted of 5 span pile bridge, 1 span through howe truss (covered) and 44 span pile bridge. Built in 1911 at a cost of about $1200.00 including labor and materials. Replaced with a steel span (originally built in 18 from an abandoned bridge somewhere in the Midwest) in Dec 1972 covered portion of this bridge was torn down on Nov 13, 1972. Photo taken Sept 30, 1972. This wooden structure was replace by the steel span at the far left edge of image.
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PO.308.0067 - Steel bridge, CM&PS R. near North Bend, Wash. 605 printed on the bottom of the picture. Postcard: 3 1/2 x 5 1/2". STEEL BRIDGE C. M. & P-S. R. The picture is of a large railroad bridge with the steel girders over the top. The pilings are made of many logs standing vertically. The bridge spans a river. A mountain can be seen in the background.
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