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811.181 - George H Gay print of Snoqualmie Falls, 1888. Produced for the John Muir series of Pacific Coast landscapes covering California, Oregon, Washington, Alaska, and New Mexico. TYPE OF PRINT: STEEL PLATE PHOTOGRAVURE
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PO.002.0059 - Eva Borst daughter of Kate and Jeremiah Borst. Looks about 5 years old sitting on a straw pile.
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PO.003.0082 - Edgar Boalch, North Bend Pioneer. McClaire and Quirk 719 1/2 Front St Seattle, WT Edgar Boalch came to North Bend on his 21st birthday, August 30, 1883. The picture was taken in Seattle shortly after his arrival. He is wearing the typical cowboy garb of that time. He came from New Mexico. Entered North Bend August 30 1883 via Cedar River Pass. He is wearing a wide brimmed hat and a jacket with a braid finish on the edges. His shirt appears to be flannel and is open at the top button. He is wearing a scarf tie that is tied several inches below the collar.
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PO.020.0019 - Hop Fields, North Bend, Washington. Hop fields with hop vines on posts and on lines strung between posts in field. Tall evergreen trees and high brush and shrubs at far edge of field. Grooves or plow lines between lines of hops.
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PO.030.0005 - The day they finished surveying Fall City. Olive Taylor Quigley 10 years old in picture. Left to Right- Doc Taylor, Mary Taylor, Bernie Gowan, John Rutherford, Olive Taylor Quigley, Taylor Stark, Jessie King, Mrs. King, Mrs Helen Taylor, James Rees, Frank Baxter, Bill Wolfe, Jim Kimball, unknown. Children in front of men: Guy Taylor, Roy A Rutherford, Ray C Rutherford. Taken by house East of Taylor store where drug store was in 1976. Family group and friends and children. James Rees wearing cap holding transit. Group stand in yard with house in right background. White picket fence around yard in back of group with house partly showing in left background. Doc Taylor standing far left in group with hand on gun upright resting on ground in front of him. Dark coat, lighter pants, boots. Mary Taylor, girl with dark dress and hands crossed in front; Bernie Gowan, girl in plaid dress with button top and ruffle around bottom wearing white apron, arms folded in front. John Rutherford to right side in back of girls. Olive Taylor slightly in back and to left of Bernie Gowan. Taylor Stark in back of girls and beside John Rutherford wearing cap with bill. Jessie King girl to left and slightly in front of Olive, blurred. Mrs King wearing white neckerchief holding apron pulled up in hands. Mrs David Taylor, white hair, dark dress and neckerchief, white apron holding dark muff in hands. James Rees with transit. Frank Baxter long white beard. Bill Wolfe slightly in back of Baxter, light hair. Jim Kimball, dark hair, mustache next to Wolfe wearing suspenders, no coat. Children in front of men in far right. Guy Taylor, slightly blurred. Ray Rutherford, coat buttoned top button. Roy Rutherford, standing forward of other two boys in front.
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PO.030.0016 - Hugh France, first druggist in Fall City. Later became a doctor in Wordner, Idaho. Studio setting; Clean shaven, dark brown hair parted on side. Sitting in wicker chair on fake grass. Background fence, bushes, settee, steps up to fake doorway entrance. Wearing single breasted vest suit. Coat unbuttoned. Arm resting on armrest, hands on and by lap. Pin stripe pants, solid color coat and vest, oxford shoes.
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PO.030.0034 - May Crawford, taught at Richard's house in school. 1886. Lady has hair loose curls, short and on top of head. She wears dress with wide ruffled lace collar and cameo brooch.
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PO.030.0204 - Preston School Class- 1889. Group of students at entrance. Top row teacher in center of row. Group is centered on school porch with door open. Two boys left have bicycles, one boy right has bicycle.
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PO.040.1244 - Bill Gibson. Theo E Peiser. Instantaneous Photographer, Second Street, Near Marion, Seattle, W.T. Elegant, artistic and superbly finished Photographs exclusively by the Instantaneous Process, equal to the best on the Coast and the finest made in Seattle. Babies and Children a Specialty. Every Negative is preserved. Duplicated Copies may always be had. Inspect sample at Gallery, and also in the Post Office. No Inferior work allowed to leave the Gallery. Man standing behind rail fence with hand on post. Dark hair with high forehead; moustache. He wears suit with top button of coat fastened; white shirt has high stiff, white collar with print tie; holds Derby hat in hand.
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PO.040.2006 - Bill Gibson/Gibbons, worked on the Snoqualmie Hop Ranch. Portrait. Youngish balding man with mustache. Wears suit with bow tie. Peiser Second St near Marion Seattle, WT Gibbons, worked on Hop Ranch.
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PO.040.3023 - Hop Ranch School Class on Meadowbrook Road. First School in the upper Snoqualmie Valley located along the old Meadowbrook Road. Mrs. Lurisse J Thompson was the first teacher. The picture was taken in 1888. The school was on the hop ranch between Tollgate Farm and Mount Si Golf Course.
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PO.040.3136 - Bill Gibbons (Gibson)
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PO.048.0007 - Hop Ranch School Class on Meadowbrook Road. First School in the upper Snoqualmie Valley located along the old Meadowbrook Road. Mrs. Lurisse J Thompson was the first teacher. The picture was taken in 1888. The school was on the hop ranch between Tollgate Farm and Mount Si Golf Course. Taken at one room cabin on hop ranch about mile down the old road from Tollgate Farm to Mount Si Golf Course.
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PO.065.0074 - Man. Ind. War Wid, Orig. 17,066. Peterson and Br. Seattle, W.T. Studio Setting. Man wears dark suit and vest. Vest buttoned, coat open, hat on small table at right. Walking stick held in left hand with left arm resting on table. Man is seated on bench with oval holes in solid support under benchtop; appears to be black silk, shiny bow tie; white shirt. Seated with right hand, fingers folded, resting on upper leg. Background is painted backdrop of shrubs and leaves. He faces slightly right. Tintype in light blue cardboard folder with cardboard frame on left side enclosing tintype. Cover folds out on right side and center of inside cover is name of photographer and location. Enclosure frame around tintype has both dotted and solid line spaced borders around opening and edge with line border with scroll type designs in each corner in purple. Folder for tintype has been covered with heavy brown paper glued to folder covers with extension on left end to cover closed cover when folded.
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PO.065.0076 - First school class on Hop Ranch. Group of school children standing in hop field along road. First school picture taken of children that went to little one room cabin on Hop Ranch about mile down old road. Children are of different ages and sizes. One larger boy in back row. Teacher at back on right. Most little girls have light colored dresses and wear aprons. Several hold hats. Shoes have high tops. Florence Cooper McCann, Nellie Cooper Jackson, Alex Gardiner among children. Miss Lulu Thompson was teacher. First district school class on old Meadowbrook road.
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PO.065.0077 - Hop Ranch School Class on Meadowbrook Road. First School in the upper Snoqualmie Valley located along the old Meadowbrook Road. Mrs. Lurisse J Thompson was the first teacher. The picture was taken in 1888. The school was on the hop ranch between Tollgate Farm and Mount Si Golf Course. Group of school children standing in hop field along road. First school picture taken of children that went to little one room cabin on Hop Ranch about mile down old road. Children are of different ages and sizes. One larger boy in back row. Teacher at back on right. Most little girls have light colored dresses and wear aprons. Several hold hats. Shoes have high tops. Florence Cooper McCann, Nellie Cooper Jackson, Alex Gardiner among children. Miss Lulu Thompson was teacher. First district school class on old Meadowbrook road.
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PO.075.0444 - Early Issaquah. Bellview Hotel. Left Bellview Hotel with railroad tracks in front of hotel. Stumps burn near center. Squak and Tiger Mountains in background. Several buildings on right. View facing south.
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PO.086.0006 - Snoqualmie Hop Ranch. Hop fields in foreground with road, farm buildings in center. Mount Si in background. Two people and horse and rider on road. Stumps and houses center background. Trees in distance. Road to hops shed on right. Tow people approaching on foot. Rider on white horse going toward hop sheds.
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PO.104.0010 - Steamer Cascade at landing on river front to take on wood for engine after bringing freight for the Hop Ranches. Load of on lower deck. Captain Gove standing on deck in front of the pilot house. Name of boat on dark painted board on front of pilot house. Trees along river are bare and snow in places on ground. Man sits on wood pile and several others stand around. All wear broad brimmed dark hats. There is a boy and dog with them. Two men are in hold along side the wood. Three are on main deck. Boat is in Snoqualmie River.
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PO.104.0011 - Native Americans picking hops. Native American men and women. Men wearing hats & women have scarves or headbands, long dresses. Large woven baskets filled with hop cones. Tall vine-covered poles in rear. Large hop bin in middle left side.
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