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PO.003.0044 - Ike Sabean driving lumber carrier by Maloney's Livery Stable in North Bend Picture taken by side of Maloney's Livery Stable, North Bend. Ike Sabean driving lumber carrier with back wheels on extension to haul lumber. The stable has double doors open and in the street in front of the livery are horses hitched to lumber carrier that only has the running gears. The front wheels are smaller and there is a long reach to the larger wheels in the back of the wagon. The brakes can be seen at the back wheels.
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PO.003.0045 - Peter Maloney Livery Stable with Wagons, horses and men in front. Dave Cunningham on horse in middle and Pete Maloney standing in front of a buggy and horse. Slab cut from log beside garage door on side by side door open to stable on left side. 1 surrey with fringe around top, 3rd from left. Stable has 8 barrels spaced along roof peak used in case of fire. 3 buggies on right side. Man on horse in front of door. 2 two horse teams and wagons on left. Bell on brackets attached to one edge top of false front of building on left. Livery stable on corner of First Ave and S Bendigo Blvd. Buick garage in 1976. Sepia tone photo.
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PO.003.0048 - Arch in Honor of US Navy Officers, Fall City, Wash. Siegrist 111. North Bend, Wash. Arch in Honor of US Navy Officers visit to the Valley with the White Fleet. Buildings of the businesses in Fall City; several cars are coming down the street to come through the arch. The arch is made with a decorated top, and many flags at the top. The supports on each side are large pedestal type pillars. The sign for the Olympia Bar can be seen at the left as well as the sign for the drug store. Siegrist 111
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PO.015.0246 - Evan Albert McGilva and Everett Everett Edwards McGilvra (Mary Lou McKibben's uncles) on wagon brothers bought with $5 they found. c 1905 Two boys with wagon. Two young boys dressed in short pants, jackets and hats. One is sitting in a wooden wagon, the other standing behind as if to push.
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PO.030.0017 - Burns and Son- The One Price Store- Perry Burns, Art McGill, Robert Burns and two other men. The Burns were grandparents of Ed Stow and the Divers. Loaded burlap sacks on farm wagon with horse in front on Burns and Son. Two-story horizontal wood store. Burns and Son the One Price Store at top in large white letters. Two four pane windows in second story, one partly open. Roofed porch across front of building. Vertical wood slope pitched lean-to attached to left side of store. Loaded wagon with man sitting on sacks and a driver holding reins. Three more men standing around. Sign on one porch support "San Felice" Cigars.
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PO.030.0329 - Second ford of the Snoqualmie River on Snoqualmie Pass Wagon Road. Surrey type wagon with large wheels pulled by two horses; two people in back seat crossing very rocky spot in Snoqualmie River. In background is steep hill with snags on hillside. Brush on lower bank beyond horses.
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PO.040.3088 - Group in buggy near North Bend.
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PO.040.3270 - Group of ladies sitting outside, possibly at Cedar Falls.
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PO.075.0161 - Peter Maloney's Livery Stable in North Bend with William H Taylor's house in back facing S Bendigo St on west side of street. Catching's Store and Cascadia Hotel across street on right corner, NW corner of First Ave and N Bendigo St. Stable front and side with side sliding door open; men on horses and with wagon teams and carriages in line across front in street. Far right posts and upper porch with wooden railing in corner, wooden sidewalk of Cascadia Hotel across street from Livery. Far left background large two story house first story white, second story dark color with white window casing trim. Left end of barn has post with lever bar with rope hanging down at left. Post is at fence line. Lever is special contraption made by Maloney for use by people while on horses and wagons. Rope could be pulled open and lower gate in fence without riders or drivers dismounting. Wooden building, painted dark color, with "North Bend Livery. Feed and Sale. Stable, Baled Hay. Grain Feed & Pasture." printed in white block letters. Peter J. Maloney's signature painted below in white.
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PO.075.0393 - First ave looking east from junction of Bendigo and first. North Bend. 1908. Looking down center of street, small building juts into street on right side far end of street, business buildings along both sides of street. Horse and buggy tied to pole at corner right side. Two story building in right foreground, porch over walk, sign on side of porch TOTEM CLUB. False front, square, three windows in upper story of building front, single windows. Board fence near side of building with vertical board screen nailed to fence next to Totem Club. Pole on corner by two story building, false front with three single windows upper story. American flags flying from staffs on each side of upper story of Totem Club. Beyond buggy and across side street is Milwaukee Saloon and other two story buildings farther down street. Few small trees along street and on corner. Tall flagpole extends above roof of building on corner. On left side right corner is North Bend Restaurant with Rainier Beer sign on pole outside side walk. Wooden sidewalks. Building next to restaurant is two and half stories, three single windows in second story in front and louver in center front above windows. Square false front, windows across front, emblem painted on front above them. Cross street at end of first block is Main Street with bank on corner of First and Main. Bell telephone sign on pole with cross arm on corner by bank. Round sign extended over sidewalk next door is Siegrist, Jeweler and Watchmaker. Other buildings with signs over sidewalk farther down street on left. Tall evergreen trees beyond end of street in distance. Men on sidewalks in front of stores in first block. July 3 to 12, 1908. Such a dandy time as I had. Went to upper Snoqualmie Falls. Cedar River Falls, Cedar Lake, Seattle Lighting Plant, climbed mountains, fished, rode on hand car, went out with work engine flat cars. Visited Duana Spoon at Edgewick. Her father was locomotive engineer for WC Week's North Bend Lumber Co.
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PO.076.0041 - Family in Surrey with fringe in front of Cascade Hotel in North Bend. Three women, two children and a man in surrey. Man wears suit with white bow tie. He sits in front seat next to woman holding baby. She wears large hat, long dress with wide white collar with dark ribbon bow in front. Baby sits in her lap covered to waist in comforter. Woman in back seat wears large hat and white dress. Shawl with fringe hangs from her lap. To her left is a girl with another woman next to the girl. Well matched team of horses hitched to Surrey. Entrance to hotel in background with trees to right background. Two men on left on hotel porch.
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PO.092.0026 - Cedar Falls boarding house, Newstrom's house, Skone's house, powerhouse. Picket fence in foreground. Cement walk in front of houses. Plantings and fire hydrant to right of walk. Wagon in street. billboard on hill SEATTLE CITY LIGHT PLANT.
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PO.097.0005 - Delivery Day at E Catchings Store in North Bend Wagon of supplies with driver and 2 horses hitched to wagon E Catching Store and Cascade Hotel From Left Louis Pflug (Barkeeper) W. H. Taylor E Catching L Vogel Billie Florence Herb Parker driving team 1910
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PO.097.0024 - Looking East on First St (North Bend Way) at intersection of Bendigo St. First St later called Sunset Highway and Highway 10.
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PO.114.0003 - Man with Aubrey Maloney and Gus the donkey. Postcard picture of man with boy on burro. The picture is of a young boy on the back of a burro, he is riding bareback. The man is standing by the head of the burro, and holding to the bridle. The boy is wearing a light shirt, and short pants, the man is wearing jeans with a short sleeve light shirt. The are both wearing caps with bills. There is a white picket fence behind them, and there is a buggy at the left of the picture, behind the burro.
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PO.114.0004 - Man with Gus the donkey. The picture is of a man standing with his arm over the neck of a burro. He is wearing work pants, with a light shirt, and a cap with a bill. The burro has a bridle, but not saddle. There is a picket fence along the walk behind them. The wheel of a buggy can be seen at the left.
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PO.114.0006 - Peter J. Maloney Livery Stable with Seven Rigs, Horses and Many Men in Front Facing S Bendigo St on West side; Pete Maloney's livery stable, North Bend, with William H Taylor's house in back facing S Bendigo St on west side of street. Catching's Store and Cascadia Hotel across the street on right corner of picture- NW Corner of First and N Bendigo; Philo Jackson in light colored hat at corner of livery. Photo shows many men sitting in rigs or on horseback or standing, in line in front of livery which later burned and was rebuilt. Wooden building, painted dark color, with "North Bend Livery. Feed and Sale. Stable, Baled Hay. Grain Feed & Pasture." printed in white block letters. Peter J. Maloney's signature painted below in white. Livery office building on right-front of stable. Pulley further right. Corner of Cascadia Hotel shows on extreme right. Weather vane on top of stable. On left in background is Dr. Burke's Hospital.
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PO.114.0009 - Pete Maloney and 9 month old colt. Photo by Siegrist, #291. Maloney and colt standing on Maloney's fir stump. Stump in field with burned snags, some evergreen trees in background. At far right is large wheel and small white dog. 2 harnessed horses stand behind stump. Colt has white blaze on full length of nose. Weight 940 lbs. Dark color. Maloney wearing dark coat, pants, and vest & cap; white shirt, heavy dark gloves & holding rope attached to horses bridle. Original postcard photo with title printed in white at bottom of photo "Maloney's 9 mo. colt, 940 lbs., North Bend, Wash. 291. Photo by Siegrist. Printed around top of cut stump is "Maloney's Fir Stump" in white.
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PO.114.0010 - A logger who has stood the test, North Bend, Wash. Maloney's Fir Stump. 294 Photo By Siegrist. Original postcard: A logger Who Has Stood the Test, Elijah Tait. On Maloney's Fir Stump. 294, by Siegrist. Elijah Tait, relative of Maloney's a logger, lived at Maloney's Grove. Standing on Maloney's Fir Stump, holding crosscut saw in right hand, saw upright; double bitted "falling" ax in left hand, oil bottle for saw on stump at foot of logger; wearing dark pants with suspenders, high top boots, shirt and wide brim hat. Burned snags in area, cut trees on ground, trees and shrubs in nearby distance at right. Title printed in white at bottom of photo.
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PO.114.0011 - Gus Powers and Maloney's Stock, North Bend, Wash. Maloney's Fir Stump. 295 Photo By Siegrist. Mr. Powers standing on "Maloney's Fir Stump" with his hands on the bridle of a horse on each side. One horse white and one dark with white stripe down nose. Horses have harnesses and are shod. He has a Derby hat, frock-type coat, white shirt and tie, overall pants seem to be over another pair. Another man standing in extreme right hand lower corner with hat, shirt, tie and coat on. In back of him are two wheels as if from a wagon out of the picture. Background has upright and ground-strewn snags. Half-round livery tag with "North Bend Livery" imprinted handing from collar of each horse.
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