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  1. View Full Record

    Record Type: Archive

    008a - page 1
  2. View Full Record

    Record Type: Archive

    Booklet
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    Record Type: Archive

    Booklet
  4. A 1953 photo of Barbara Treleaven, who was Marvin's first wife and donor's mother. (Bill Barfuse farm in the background, west of Fall City on Hwy 202, where Rainier Reclycling was later located.)

    Buildings/ homes Buildings/ homesteads Industry/ Farming

    Record Type: Photo

    Print, digital from scan
  5. An agreement was made with Snoqualmie Valley Historical Museum that they would furnish hi-resolution files for a number of photos, which would then be enlarged and tuned by David Gershman to be hung in the Office of Larry Brown in Fall City. Larry Brown would cover all costs of framing and mounting. In return, the enhanced photo files would be furnished to SVHM for later use by them. Ten photos were included in this agreement. Any further uses of these photos must include credit to SVHM, and appropriate use fees if used in publications. Another (Howell House, now the home of Larry Brown's business) was developed by David from a 1940 Washington State Archives photo.

    Buildings, Historic Buildings/ business Buildings/ homes Scenery/ bridges Towns/ Fall City Transportation/ boats

    Record Type: Photo

    Print, digital from scan
  6. A Puget Sound Archives 1940 photo of the Rutherford/Bush house, in the area now occupied by the Community Park on the north side of the Snoqualmie River, near the Hop Shed.

    Buildings/ homes

    Record Type: Photo

    Print, digital from scan
  7. Film negative, approx 2.5 x 4", showing a man on a sidewalk in front of a store window. The only product name which can be read is "Ingram's Shaving Cream." Negative was scanned with special scanner at Snoqualmie Valley Historical Museum to produce the image attached.

    Buildings, Historic Buildings/ homes

    Record Type: Photo

    Negative, Film
  8. Film negative, approx 3.5 x 6", very dark, showing an older man and younger man standing near a river. Both have rifles and fishing poles. The younger man has a distinctive cap. Negative was scanned with special scanner at Snoqualmie Valley Historical Museum to produce the image attached.

    Buildings, Historic Buildings/ homes

    Record Type: Photo

    Negative, Film
  9. Marion Querro's grandparents, Art and Mabel Morgan

    Buildings/ homes

    Record Type: Photo

    Print, digital from scan
  10. Photo by Jerry Martinez, not dated. Labelled "Burns House" on the back. Looking south past the Burns house.

    Buildings/ homes

    Record Type: Photo

    Print, Photographic
  11. Photo by Jerry Martinez, not dated. Labelled on the back "Photo of Fall City taken from the school Yard (Brick School). Satterlee house on the left, Mount Si in the distance."

    Buildings/ homes Scenery/ Mt Si Towns/ Fall City

    Record Type: Photo

    Print, Photographic
  12. Photo of V. M. McKibben home in Fall City during construction in 1926-27

    Buildings/ homes

    Record Type: Photo

    Print, Photographic
  13. Photo showing Dan and Hannah Healey at their house in Fall City. No date or location.

    Buildings/ homes

    Record Type: Photo

    Print, Photographic
  14. Prints of photos taken to document an old bottle of Muscatel wine found under floorboards. Bottle is about 12" tall, tightly corked, and with about 3" of fluid remaining in the bottle. NOTE: owner kept bottle, only photo was accessioned.

    Buildings, Historic Buildings/ homes

    Record Type: Photo

    Print, Photographic
  15. SLIDES, Taken by Bill Lierley in 1960-64. Some topics include: Fall City Day, Snoqualmie Falls/Weyerhaeuser Mill/Mount Si from the air, Christian Players Passion Play. PDF with the full topics list and dates is attached. (Flash drive with images of slides is in the noted location.)

    Transportation/ Airplane Events/ Fall City Days Community/ Business Transportation/ horses Buildings/ homes Aerial photos Scenery/ Snoq Falls Logging/ mills Scenery/ Mt Si Churches/ Passion Play

    Record Type: Photo

    slide 1
  16. This photo shows another view of the Wooden Bridge as seen in the distance, going north along the main road into Fall City, now Preston-Fall City Road. This appears to be the same era as the previous photo, as the sign is visible at the entrance to the bridge. The fences along the road again may indicate the passage of cattle drives along this road. [Five postcards from donor's collection were shared to scan.]

    Buildings/ homes Transportation/ roads/ Preston Fall City Road Transportation, bridges Towns/ Fall City

    Record Type: Photo

    Postcard
  17. This small photo was taken out on Neal Road (originally called Old River Road), looking at the Almus Rutherford house and a wide area of water…presumably an early flood. Written on the front is "Some water", and on the back "Rutherford Home (Bergsmas's) Flood"…indicating perhaps that the home was occupied by the Bergsma family at that time.

    Buildings/ homes

    Record Type: Photo

    Print, Photographic
  18. Two photos of Marvin Turple as very young child. [Photos of Marvin Turple, donor's father, and her mother Barbara Treleaven]

    Buildings/ homes Home life, toys People/ children

    Record Type: Photo

    Print, digital from scan
  19. (Upper) Whitney (Wendy) Querro 1967? With Santa (Lower) Marion Querro with Whitney (Wendy) Querro and Santa 1967?

    Buildings/ homes Events/ holidays

    Record Type: Photo

    Print, digital from scan
  20. 14 Photos From Jack's History of Fall City - Permission given to use scans of 14 photos made available for Jack's History of Fall City, from the digital files SEE ATTACHED EXCEL FILE FOR LIST OF PHOTOS SEE ATTACHED PDF FILE FOR IMAGES

    Transportation/ roads/ yellowstone highway Schools/ brick school Buildings/ homes Buildings/ business Events/ Derby Days Military/ WWII

    Record Type: Photo

    14 Photos From Jack's History of Fall City

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