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1. PO.017.0154 - The Snoqualmie Falls, color. White water of falls and large rock at brink. Cliffs on either side are very dark. Spray of falls can be seen as water hits ground. Tree tops in lower right.

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2. PO.030.0199 - The Snoqualmie Falls original lodge, electric power station and bridge. Falls at full flow with much spray at bottom. Snoqualmie Falls Lodge at top of cliff at left. Electric power station across river and foot bridge spans river. Mountains in background.

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3. PO.039.0574 - Twin Falls.

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4. PO.039.0575 - Man at Twin Falls.

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5. PO.039.0576 - A waterfall, likely upper Twin Falls.

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6. PO.040.3034 - Dry Falls- A Geological Wonder. Torrents of glacial water during the Ice Ages eroded about 40 cubic miles of rock out of the lava plateau which forms much of Eastern Washington to make the Grand Coulee, a canyon 50 miles long, from 2 to 5 miles wide and 400 to 800 feet deep. This view looks across at the 400 foot high cliffs over which glacial flood waters poured during that time in the world's greatest waterfall. Distributed only by Smith-Western Co, Inc, Tacoma-Portland.

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7. PO.040.3087 - Man on log jam on a waterfall. Illinois Creek. Between Bare Mountain and Mt. Phelps.

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8. PO.040.3309 - Completely dry Snoqualmie Falls, August 1957.

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9. PO.065.0067 - Twin Falls, Snoqualmie River, near Sunset Highway. Falls about 4.5 to 5 miles East of North Bend on Snoqualmie Pass Highway on right (South) side of Highway. Two parts of falls pouring through narrow fissure in rocks with very large rocks rising each side of falls on lower falls. Water pouring through narrow mouth into large turbulent pool at bottom of falls. Upper part of falls is shorter and pours through narrow mouth at top of ledge between rocks. Heavy timber on hillside above. Small shrubs and mosses on rock sides. Large rock protruding above water in pool below in foreground. Heavy flow of water in both falls.

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10. PO.065.0101 - Snoqualmie Falls, Wash. in Winter 268 ft high. Cliffs of Snoqualmie Falls with deep ice before Snoqualmie Falls Lodge. Tree below falls covered with ice and snow. River bed and cliffs. No buildings visible on top of cliffs.

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11. PO.081.0003 - Twin Falls, Snoqualmie River. Upper and lower Falls flowing through narrow channel of rocky gorge, steep hillsides of large rocks both sides with brush and moss growing on rocks. Upper Falls appears shorter and continues through narrow mouth of rocks to lower falls and into large turbulent pool at bottom. Large rock in pool in foreground.

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12. PO.094.0001 - The Cedar Falls - 1914 The Cedar Falls in back of Powerhouse. It shows the water cascading through the crevice in the rocks, and the water falling into the pool below. Tall timber is on the hillside on each side of the Falls. Water curves around a large rock at the brink of the Falls.

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13. PO.1047.0001 - The Snoqualmie Falls.

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14. PO.1065.0002 - The Snoqualmie Falls.

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15. PO.1097.0003 - The Snoqualmie Falls.

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16. PO.1127.0178 - Waterfall. Photo Album 1127.280

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17. PO.1127.0191 - Group sitting on hillside. Martha Duncan far right, Pearl Duncan 2nd right.

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18. PO.1127.0192 - Group sitting on hillside. Martha Duncan holding baby, Pearl Duncan siting next to waterfall.

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19. PO.124.0033 - The Snoqualmie Falls. Snoqualmie Falls. 268 ft. Wash. A. Haug. North Bend, Wash.

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20. PO.131.0004 - Anabe Falls, Sunset Highway. 107-A The picture is of a small water fall. There are many fallen logs across the creek bed above the falls. There are large rocks at the water falls, and a smooth pond of water below. Trees and bushes line the creek banks.

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