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The Brick

Most people agree that this is a photograph of the interior of The Brick Tavern in Roslyn.

No 3 Mine entrance 1914

Seven unidentified miners sit on a man trip at the entrance of N.W.I.Co.'s No. 3 Mine in Ronald.

Turtle Bay

Swimming with sharks

Deer hood ornaments

Two large bucks adorn a 1937 Chevy parked in front of Frank Badda’s home on Third Street in Roslyn, Oct. 1955.

Pod casting?

Popo took us out for wife's birthday

Popo took us out for wife's birthday

Popo took us out for wife's birthday

Popo took us out for wife's birthday

Popo took us out for wife's birthday

Popo took us out for wife's birthday

Popo took us out for wife's birthday

Popo took us out for wife's birthday

Monkey's growing feet

A workingmans town

Unidentified miners with lights and lunch buckets dating to 1900 or after, due to the miners' use of coal oil lamps. This photo is in the book "Coal Towns in the Cascades" by John C. Shideler, where the men are identified as Cle Elum miners.

A lady and her hunting bounty

Ellen Pautzke poses with the pheasants that she has killed in a successful hunt. In her right hand she holds her rifle. The pheasants are hung by a string that she holds in both hands. At her feet lays her hunting dog.

Another lady and her hunting bounty

A woman wearing a hat, dress, and bullet belt carries a dead deer on her back and her rifle in front of her, propped on the legs of the deer. A man stands to her side, slightly behind her, with his hands behind his back.