Related Records

1. 1056.010 - Snoqualmie Union button. April 1938.

   Button, Fraternal

   Record Type: Object

   
2. 1056.011 - Snoqualmie Union button. April 1939.

   Button, Fraternal

   Record Type: Object

   
3. 1056.012 - Snoqualmie Union button. June 1939.

   Button, Fraternal

   Record Type: Object

   
4. 1056.013 - Snoqualmie Union button. December 1939.

   Button, Fraternal

   Record Type: Object

   
5. 1056.014 - Snoqualmie Union button. January 1940.

   Button, Fraternal

   Record Type: Object

   
6. 1056.015 - Snoqualmie Union button. April 1940.

   Button, Fraternal

   Record Type: Object

   
7. 814.053 - Loggers and Sawmill Workers Union Seal.

   Seal

   Record Type: Object

   
8. 980.003 - Leo L Kelley Official Proclamation of the City of Snoqualmie. Official Proclamation of the City of Snoqualmie Whereas, on September 2, 1913, Leo L Kelley, Concerned Citizen of Snoqualmie, was born in Wisconsin; and whereas, this momentous day should be remembered and held dear as the birth date of Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny, our Leprechaun, Uncle Sam, Cupid and a myriad of other characters of myth, legend and general amusement; and whereas, this momentous day should be remembered as the birth date of one of Snoqualmie's most influential residents: the builder of more homes in the City than any other person, a past member of the Snoqualmie City Council, an independent citizen activist for traffic safety and other important issues, a member of the Snoqualmie Eagles, the Kiwanis Club and the North Bend Moose Lodge, the head usher of Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church, a retired employee of Weyerhaeuser Corporation and distinguished member of the Lumber and Sawmill Workers Union for over 50 years, a former Grand Marshall of the Snoqualmie Days Parade, and the guy who got our stoplight at Meadowbrook Avenue and SR 202; and whereas, this momentous day should be remembered as the birth date of one who is representative of the ideal citizen, whose only concern is eternal vigilance of all that is good and kind and wise for all people; be it therefore proclaimed that September 2nd shall be accorded all the official recognition of a non-binding non-legal holiday for all citizens of Snoqualmie, and shall now and ever be known as Leo Kelley, Concerned Citizen Day by Order of the City Council of Snoqualmie, Washington. Signed this 13th day of September, 1993 by Jeanne Hansen, Mayor. Town of Snoqualmie, Washington. Incorporated Seal May 18, 1903.

   Certificate, Achievement

   Record Type: Archive

   
9. PO.814.0001 - Workmen at Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Co mill.

   Print, Photographic

   Record Type: Photo

   
10. PO.814.0002 - Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Co workers.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
11. PO.814.0003 - Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Co workers.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
12. PO.814.0050 - Workers in office on New Year's 1997

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
13. PO.814.0051 - Workers in office on New Year's 1997

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
14. PO.814.0052 - Workers in office on New Year's 1997LSW #1845 float in Snoqualmie Parade.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
15. PO.814.0053 - LSW #1845 members of Odd Fellows Lodge in Snoqualmie.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
16. PO.814.0054 - SFLCo workers on electric donkey skid. Kinsey

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
17. PO.814.0055 - SFLCo mill crew 1927

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
18. PO.814.0056 - SFLCo mill crew 1927Francis Gregory and Frank Barker. Hackney photo

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
19. PO.814.0057 - Workers in gear at Weyerhaeuser Mill at Snoqualmie Falls.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
20. PO.814.0058 - A fiant fir - 190 - W. D. Harney, photo

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo