Related Records

1. 003.023 - World War I discharge button. Brass colored surrounded by laurel wreath, surmounted by star with letters U.S. Has shank and button to be inserted in button hole.

   Medal, Commemorative

   Record Type: Object

   
2. 003.072.A.B - Theodore Boalch Navy Discharge papers, 1919. Discharge paper and war service Certificate. A:War service certificate, certifying that Theodore A. Boalch performed honorable activity service in the United States Navy from June 18, 1917 to April 2, 1919. B: U.S. navy discharge papers for Theodore Addison Boalch, dated April 2, 1919 at Hoboken, NJ from the USS Great Northern. 5.5" x 8.5".

   Discharge, Military

   Record Type: Archive

   
3. 197.017 - Ace Piper's WWI Mess Kit, Aluminum. A. Mess kit bottom pan with attached swing handle of heavy steel. Oval shape, top edge grooved for lid to fit inside. 8.25" long x 6.75" wide diameter x 1.5" deep. Heavy steel handle attached one end swings on rivet; curved free end hooks over kit with lid on closed. Stamped on handle US LF&G *7. 9" long x 1: wide groove length of handle. B. Mess kit lid for pan. Oval, aluminum, slightly concave rounded top; attached riveted ring handle. Rolled flat edges. 8" long x 6 3/8" wide. Fits inside groove on pan.

   Kit, Mess

   Record Type: Object

   
4. 197.018 - Ace Piper's two WWI military identification tags. A. Round, aluminum identification tag No 2685046 stamped in metal. Small hole in one edge for hanging on chain around neck. 1 3/8" in diameter. Smooth on one side, pitted on other. B. Round, aluminum identification tag No 2685046 stamped in metal. Small hole in one edge for hanging on chain around neck. 1 3/8" in diameter. On other side Ehrick H Piper USA stamped around edge. Both sides smooth metal.

   Tag, Identification

   Record Type: Object

   
5. IM.00002 - Snoqualmie Valley History Magazine, 2009 edition. Articles: Families on Horse Back. North Bend in 1909. Then and Now. Goldstar Servicemen. Huck Finns. The Middle Fork Valley Inspires Two Dreams. Poetry Corner. C Beadon Hall: Independent Banker.

   Magazine

   Record Type: Library

   
6. IM.00009 - Snoqualmie Valley History Magazine, 2017 edition. Articles: King County, 1940. Mill Fire. World War I Artifacts from the Collection. Spruce Division in the Snoqualmie Valley. Local Sacrifice. Red Alder: The Weed Tree Redeemed. What is a Donkey Fireman?

   Magazine

   Record Type: Library

   
7. PO.015.0241 - WWI sailor and girl. Sailor dressed in WWI Navy Uniform. Wearing flat hat with USS Connecticut printed on band, Navy Peacoat. He stands with hands in pockets. Uniform has long tie and white piece at neckline. Girl wearing long coat with fur collar, a wide strap with button trim at wrist of the sleeve. The back of the coat has wide belt with a button trim. She is wearing a hat with flower for decoration. Part of hat is made of fur. She is seated.

   Postcard

   Record Type: Photo

   
8. PO.015.0381 - Four US Marine Officers standing in front of a long row of tents. WWI era. Camp made up of tents with no front flaps. Army officers standing at attention at end of row of tents. Medals on uniforms all different design and insignia. Uniforms have form fitting coats with high neckline. Pants are riding breech style and shoes high with laces. All are wearing leggings made of leather so they appear to be wearing boots. Two of the caps are style with bill other two have wide brims.

   Print, Photographic

   Record Type: Photo

   
9. PO.015.0555 - Sailor Outfit. World War I; US Navy; 1918. Uniform has flat top hat and there is white band around right armhole. Tie is long and tied at ends. Trousers have wide leg. House in background with several steps to porch.

   Print, Photographic

   Record Type: Photo

   
10. PO.040.0788 - Henry Brendle in World War I, gold star serviceman. Soldier in uniform of US Army standing in back row of group in center wearing hat. Building in back of group. Gold Star placed at left of center for Killed in Action. Centered on man in center back with a soldier standing on each side of him and two soldiers heads only showing lower in front . Soldiers on each side partially cropped out of photo.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
11. PO.074.0799 - General Camp View. Series No. 24. 222661. Passed by Censor, Washington, DC. Copyright I.F.S. WWI Camp. Sackeet and Wilhelms Corp., New York and Brooklyn. Printed in U.S.A. Famous Superior Quality Throughout the World.

    Postcard

    Record Type: Photo

    
12. PO.074.1082 - Harold Elmo O'Neal. Town: 505 Quince St. Branch of Service: Army. Paste this Securely on back of photo and stamp name of count and state plainly.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
13. PO.092.0303 - World War I Veterans' Memorial. Fall City Cemetery.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
14. PO.178.0132 - Jim Mattall of Snoqualmie in his military uniform, WWI. Helped build Reinig's first store. Winter scene, snow on roof of building in background, icicles hang from eaves on left of door. Packed snow on ground and wooden sidewalks cleared from sidewalks. Board and batten building in back of man. Man in uniform standing on walk in foreground. Man wears WWI uniform, brim hat, coat and pants, legs in knee high leggings. Arms at sides. Moustache.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
15. PO.182.0018 - Young man standing alone wearing Army Uniform of WWI. Khaki shirt, knee pants, wrap-around leggings, field cap, long tie and boots. Background of tall trees of forest with railroad "Y" in back and curves each side of man. Standing on edge of very large cut stump. Sepia tone photo, 61/2"x101/2". Matte print.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
16. PO.280.0004 - Mildred Johnson Richardson and John Franklin Richardson. Parents of June Richardson Nelson. He had charge of a spruce division getting material for planes during WWI. He had a saloon in North Bend during WWI. Mother and father of the donor. Mr. Richardson is wearing a white shirt and tie, suit trousers, and a vest that is buttoned. He is quite heavy set. His wife is wearing a long, dark dress with 3/4 length sleeves. The collar is a striped scarf, fastened with a brooch. Her hair is parted on the side and she has a "spit" curl on her forehead. There are steps and a large porch behind them. Mr. Richardson had charge of a spruce division getting material for planes during WWI. He had a saloon in North Bend during the war. They left the Valley in 1919.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
17. PO.280.0006 - John F Richardson reading the Seattle Star. He had contract to cut spruce for war planes during WWI. He also had a saloon in North Bend. He left the Valley in 1919. 3.5 x 5.5 snapshot\ The picture is of Mr. Richardson standing in the yard reading a newspaper "The Seattle Star". Mr. Richardson is quite heavy and is wearing a light colored suit and a hat. There is a tree near him and more in the back ground. Mr. Richardson had a contract to cut spruce for war planes during World War I. He also had a saloon in North Bend. He left the Valley in 1919.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
18. PO.387.0040 - Sailor in dress uniform- WWI era. Sailor in full dress uniform, W. W. I Name unknown. Head and shoulders view. In dress blues. Narrow tie; flat hat with ribbon headband. Tie tied down near ends of tie (not shown). Photo enclosed in brown folder. Cover embossed with scroll ribbon design and shield in upper left corner. Post card size.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
19. PO.494.0033 - Charles S Cowan in Marine Uniform. First husband of Carrie Scheuchzer. 1918 3 3/4" x 6" The picture is of a man in full dress uniform of World War I. The hat has a wide brim with a military pin on the crown. The uniform has the high stand-up neckline. It is buttoned to the neckline. Two pockets with smaller military buttons. There are epaulets on the shoulders with the buttons near the collar. The background is dark. Charles S. Cowan was the first husband of Carrie Scheuchzer.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo

    
20. PO.494.0039 - George Scheuchzer in military uniform. Son o Fred and Lavinia Scheuchzer, North Bend Pioneers 6 12 x 10 1/2" portrait. Muschet, Seattle The picture is of a young man in an army uniform, World War I. The uniform has the high neck, a pocket on each side, and the epaulets on the shoulders. The hat or cap, has the hard bill and the flat top. There is an emblem of flags on the cap. He has a short haircut so that no hair shows below the cap.

    Print, Photographic

    Record Type: Photo