Snoqualmie Valley Historical Museum

The dedication of a Youth Activity Center in North Bend, c 1960s. Adults pictured include Jack Ferrell, Mabel Gardiner Vinnedge, Watt Glazier and Florence Nobach. Snoqualmie Valley Historical Museum Photograph Collection PO.745.0246

North Bend High School football team, 1928. Went to championship (but lost). Pictured: -First Row: Cecil Francis, Elmer Thrasher, Art Crews, Dizzy Titus, Felix King, All Horet, Bill Culvert, Garfield Alm, Jerry Cabe. -Second Row: Gordon Weller, unspecified, Don Teaters, Robert Christenson, Clare Thrasher, Ed Foley. -Back Row: unspecified, Clare Francis, John Jensen, Fred Weisenbach, Johnny Pickett. Snoqualmie Valley Historical Museum Photograph Collection PO.1110.0013

It is a dark image, but you can make out two men on the porch of "McLean's Cigar Store" in Cedar Falls. Date not specified. estimated early 1900s. Snoqualmie Valley Historical Museum Photograph Collection PN.1127.0283

Betty and Margaret Weeks at Taylor Tennis Court, the first tennis court in the valley located on Bendigo in North Bend, c 1912 - 1914. Snoqualmie Valley Historical Museum Photograph Collection PO.064.0255

Day trippers exploring North Bend, enjoying a "Get Acquainted Excursion", an event for men only, put together by the Everett and Snohomish Commercial Clubs in an effort to have all of the towns along the new Milwaukee railroad branch line (passenger service was only 3 days old!) get to know each other, April 1912. Snoqualmie Valley Historical Museum Photograph Collection PO.751.0017

Faded photo of the Snoqualmie River flooding near Meadowbrook, 1914. Snoqualmie Valley Historical Museum Photograph Collection PO.766.0002

Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Company: spar tree (trunk with no branches) and cables facilitating loading logs onto a logging truck, worker on top of truck, date not specified. Harold Keller Collection PO.045.3493

Ike Sabean driving a lumber carrier by Maloney's Livery Stable in North Bend. c 1900 - 1910. Snoqualmie Valley Historical Museum Photograph Collection PO.003.0044

The original Sunset Highway at Snoqualmie Pass, S curves cut out of the hill, c 1915 - 1929. Snoqualmie Valley Historical Museum Photograph Collection PO.039.0128

Al Faussett the daredevil, prior to a planned attempt to ride over the Snoqualmie Falls (which did not occur). Here, he stands behind the torpedo shaped log that he hewed from a solid tree, intending to carve out the inside and with a trap door in order to access the inner chamber. He never received the necessary permission for the stunt and thus did not make the ride (though his empty 'boat' went over, according to https://lnkd.in/gD54VCRM ). Picture from April 1927. Snoqualmie Valley Record Collection PO.811.0147