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PostThu Dec 28, 2017 4:45 pm 
Canyon Creek Lodge about 1950
Canyon Creek Lodge about 1950
I just came across this photo in the Sno-Isle Collection. "The second incarnation of Canyon Creek Lodge was right on Mt Loop Highway, a couple miles northeast of Granite Falls. Mrs. F.D.Roosevelt visited the Lodge once, ca 1936, with a relative from Seattle, and that visit spawned lots of local excitement as well as a number of inaccurate legends." I remember this lodge pretty well - just before Masonic Park and Sand Hill. It was there until the early 1970's and they had a stable full of horses you could hire and take out on trails along Sand Hill. Here's a few more:
Big 4 Inn about 1940, tracks removed
Big 4 Inn about 1940, tracks removed
Silverton Station about 1940
Silverton Station about 1940
Verlot in 1938
Verlot in 1938
Silverton Suspension Bridge in 1936
Silverton Suspension Bridge in 1936
Silverton in 1910
Silverton in 1910
Silverton Concentrator 1908
Silverton Concentrator 1908
Silverton Hotel, date unknown
Silverton Hotel, date unknown
This hotel stood right next to the south side of the highway until the late 1960's when it finally collapsed under heavy snow. The front desk and guest register were still there to the end. Here's a different perspective of the Monte Cristo concentrator than you usually see
Monte Cristo Concentrator ca. 1900
Monte Cristo Concentrator ca. 1900

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PostSat Dec 30, 2017 8:50 am 
great photos...thanks! cool.gif

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PostTue Feb 27, 2018 8:25 pm 
Thank you.

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PostMon Mar 26, 2018 10:17 pm 
Schroder, you have a treasure trove of memories, and posts re local history, on this website. I’m always glad to see one of your posts highlighting some first-hand memory that you have. You are our resident historian. Thanks. up.gif

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PostMon Apr 02, 2018 12:32 pm 
I love this! I try to picture what things like the Big Four Inn would have looked like when I stand there by the forlorn chimney. Thanks very much for posting these pix for our enjoyment.

Passing rocks and trees like they were standing still
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