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1. PO.039.0505 - Men and boys wearing tags in and around US Department of Agriculture truck at North Bend Ranger Station.

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2. PO.039.0524 - Suppression Crew and Protection Organization, North Bend District, 1945. Guard training

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3. PO.039.0525 - Men and boys wearing tags in and around Department of Agriculture Forest Service Truck as part of a Suppression and Protection crew.

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4. PO.039.0530 - USFS station in North Bend with Mount Si in Background.

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5. PO.039.0532 - Plane at North Bend Ranger Station.

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6. PO.039.0533 - Plane NC 16888 at North Bend Ranger Station.

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7. PO.074.1083 - Diorama of Snoqualmie Pass Wagon Road in USFS North Bend Ranger Station Office

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8. PO.074.1084 - Diorama of Snoqualmie Pass Wagon Road in USFS North Bend Ranger Station Office

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9. PO.274.0001 - Peter C Peterson, North Bend about 1910. US Forest Service Ranger. Peter C Petersen, North Bend "Old Timer" known as "Cougar Pete", Bounty Hunter. Came to USA in 1902 from Denmark. Came to North Bend in 1906. First Forest Ranger in Snoqualmie National Forest in 1906. App't'd by Pres. Roosevelt. Black and white mounted on white embossed cardboard. 7 x 9 1/4. Young man wearing black suit and vest, white shirt with wide stiff collar, light colored tie. Nice looking man, short dark hair, not sailing. North Bend "old timer". Known for his great prowess as a hunter and particularly for hunting cougars in the Valley area. Called a "Bounty Hunter". Came to U. S. in 1902 from Denmark. Came to North Bend in 1906. He was the first U. S. Forest Ranger in the National Forest in this area, the Snoqualmie Forest, in 1906. Appointed by President Theodore Roosevelt. His experience when hunting bears were know over wide area. After shooting a very large one, he was contacted by the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C. and stuffed for display there in the museum. He always kept a number of hound dogs that went with him when he made hunting trips. Pictures show him with these dogs. He obtained many patents on his inventions: a gunsight, a special type of hatchet for camping, and many more.

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10. PO.274.0035 - Cougar killed by PC Peterson, North Bend, Wash. Copyright Jan 1909 by EJ Siegrist 281. Written in Danish on bottom of card: "11 feet from the nose to the end of the tail", translated by Charlotte Lehmann of Copenhagen, formerly of Redmond.

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11. PO.304.0011 - Buildings at USFS Ranger Station in North Bend in late 1930s. 3 1/4 x 5" Black and white glossy with a border. (Picture has yellowed) The picture shows the dirt parking area and the dirt road between the buildings. There is a building at the right with several different types of roofs. At the right is a garage with a car parked in front. There are logs, etc., beside the garage. There is a house at the other side of the garage.

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12. PO.304.0012 - Buildings at USFS Ranger Station in North Bend in late 1930s. 5 x 7" black and white glossy. Shows the boarder of the original. The picture is of the bunk house and the fire warehouse. A car can be seen in the open doors of the warehouse. The doors are open, double doors that swing to each side. They have windows with small panes. There are two cars between the buildings. The bunkhouse is an L shape and has a row of windows along the side. The mountains can be seen at the right background.

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13. PO.304.0013 - Buildings at USFS Ranger Station in North Bend in late 1930s. 3 1/4 x 5" snapshot. Black and white glossy with a border. (Yellowed) The buildings are the garage, fire warehouse, and the shop. The building at the left has small windows, Across the road is a building with several windows. Each window has very small panes. Behind this building is one with two dormers on the roof. The windows at the side of the house are high, almost at the level of the eaves.

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14. PO.304.0014 - Buildings at USFS Ranger Station in North Bend in late 1930s. 3 x 4 1/2" black and white glossy with a border (Yellowed) Late 1930's. Left to Right: Bunkhouse, fire warehouse, house, shop, and office. The bunkhouse is at the left. It is an L shaped building with a row of small windows. The fire warehouse has the front, double doors open. A car can be seen inside. There is a house next to the warehouse and then the shop. The shop has several large windows with smaller panes. The office is facing a different direction. The mountains can be seen in the background at the right.

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15. PO.304.0015 - Buildings at USFS Ranger Station in North Bend in late 1930s. 2 3/4" x 4 1/2" snapshot (yellowed) Late 1930's. 1. Shop 2. Gas house (later Radio Shop) 3. Garage 4. Office 5. Big house 6. Little house 7. Garage 8. Fire warehouse The picture was taken looking south of the compound and the buildings.

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