The Milwaukee Railroad Documentary Video Project, sponsored

by the Snoqualmie Valley Historical Society, wishes to publicly thank the

following many donors and volunteers for their contributions.

They include the King County Landmarks and Heritage

Commission, Seattle; Washington Commission for the Humanities, Seattle; Casey

T. O’Neil Foundation, St. Paul, Minn.; H.R. Horvitz Family

Foundation, Bellevue; Wilderness Glass, Inc., North Bend; Optiva

Corp., Snoqualmie; Mil West Historical Association, Spokane;

Somerset Glass, North Bend; Sterling Savings, North Bend; the Snoqualmie

Valley Record; Mount Si Senior Center Family Oral History Workshop and

the Sno-Valley Senior Center Family Oral History Workshop.

Thanks also to Hap and Huntley Berg, Isabel L. Jones, Garnet M.

Paar and Dianne Guthrie of Carnation; Daniel P. Cartright, James R.

Ellis, Sadie Johnson and Ralph Ozura of Seattle; Dave Battey, Sue

Beauvais, Doris Falling Reynolds and Takako Wright of Snoqualmie; Judge

Kathryn J. DuFour, Gulfstream, Fla.; Maxine Meuller Dovenberg, Susan

Hankins, Cecil and Tina Geelhart, Alicia Gomes, Julia and Francis Hick,

John Martin, Anne McCarty, Dan Olah, Suze Rutherford, Richard

Schuller, Cliff Spooner, Caddy Swanson and Matt Walker of North Bend; Phil

and Judy Walker, Ojai, Calif.; Sister T.F. Halloran, CSSJ, Pasadena,

Calif.; Steve and Judy Walker, Jan Jose, Calif.; Bill Russ, Baltimore, Md.;

and France and Brian Harding, Clinton; Doug Nighswonger, Redmond;

Allen Miller, Snohomish.

Finally, our thanks go to Thorton Perry of Bellevue Community

College; Barbara Justice, Issaquah; Warren Wing, Tukwila; Dave

Sprau, Ravensdale; Rick Flores, Bellevue; Eileen S. Erickson, Edgewick;

Angie Herin and Julia Walker, Mount Si High School; Scott Porier, Snoqualmie

Valley School District No. 410 and Eileen and Jan Erickson, Tom Antone

and Valerie East.

The goal of the project is to produce a documentary video

recording the voice and image of those Valley people still alive who can tell us

what life was like along the tracks of the Milwaukee Road’s Everett

Branch. Over 45 individual interviews are on the VHS videotape archived at

the museum in North Bend and are available to researchers.

Volunteers are still needed for this project and donations are always

welcome. Write to the Milwaukee RR Project at P.O. Box 2144, North

Bend, WA, 98045, or visit our Web site at

www.snoqualmie.k12.wa.us/train/train.htm.

Bill Walker

North Bend