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4. Photo of several firemen shown with a fire truck. Names are provided for some. The Second Fire Hall was in the building across 337th Avenue from the Masonic Hall.

   Community/ Fire Dept Organizations/ firefighters

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5. This famous photo, taken in 1952 by Dick Soister, was by the first Fire Hall, built of concrete block, and still in use by the local IOOF members. It is less than a block north of the Second Hall.

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6. 1992 Snoqulamie Valley Reporter Interview with Janet Ewing

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7. Fall City High 1954 Reunion Guest Book - GUEST BOOK, with signatures of those who attended the first Fall City High School Reunion, organized by Elva Polley and held at Derby Day in 1954. Four teachers and students from Classes of 1906 through 1945 attended.

   Schools/ Fall City High School Events/ Derby Days

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8. Fall City Junior Class Play 1942

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9. Lonnie Ewing 1983 - Lonnie Ewing, 1983

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10. Lonnie Ewing, Fall City - Single photographic negative containing an image of Masonic member, Lonnie Ewing. No date given. Additional information on Ewing can be found on page 32 of Ed A. Opstad's book, " One Hundred Years of Masonry in Fall City: A Centennial History of Falls City Lodge, No. 66, F. & A.M."

    Organizations/ Masons

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11. Newspaper articles and photos pertaining to Fall City Bridge.

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12. Newspaper articles from scrapbook, 1952-2006

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13. Snag-clearing on the Snoqualmie River c1963, P-I article

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14. Stereoscope, Ewing family early 1900s - Wooden stereoscope which donor thinks came to her from her husband's family, the Ewings. She does not remember using it in the Moore family. See image for design: approx 12 inches in overall length, viewing enclosure is 5.5 inches wide, card holder is 7 inches wide. The viewing box is a handsome birdseye maple? finish on the outside, with a velvet band on the edge that would contact the face when used. A "partition" extends forward from the viewing box, to keep the eyes from seeing both sides of the card. Handle on the bottom for holding, which folds flat for storage. The card holder may be moved back and forth on the main axis, presumably to help find the right focal length for each person. MAKERS MARKS: On the bottom of the main wooden axis are two areas of markings. The first says "THE PERFECSCOPE" PATENTED IN USA IN 1895" with informtion on patents in Canada, France, Germany, Austria and Belgium. The second says "WARRANTED UNDERWOOD & UNDERWOOD, TRADE MARK (with design), NEW YORK, USA" HISTORY: See pdf attached as Multimedia file. This design appears to be based on one created in 1861 by Oliver Wendell Holmes; he chose not to patent the design.

    Home life

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15. The Ewings and Bronemanns, Fall City, 1989 - Photograph of Lonnie and Janet Ewing and LeRoy and Lillie Bronemann. Dated February 1989. Ids L-R: Lonnie Ewing, Janet Ewing, Lillie Bronemann and LeRoy Bronemann.

    People/ misc

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16. Various articles about Fall City residents, from scrapbook

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