Kim has generously shared pages taken from "The Chronicle," a magazine from 1909 that featured a collection of articles and photographs related to Lewis Co., WA. A table of contents of scanned images is listed below. Clicking on the link will pull up a separate window; close the window to return to this page.
You can also view a Table of Contents for the Chronicle.
| PHOTOGRAPH TITLE | PAGE |
|---|---|
| Lewis County Courthouse, Chehalis, Washington | 295 |
| On the Chehalis River in Lewis County | 296 |
| View of the City of Chehalis, October 1, 1885 | 296 |
| Mt. St. Helens | 297 |
| The old method of logging, as it was once used by Luedinghaus Bros. at Dryad, Washington | 298 |
| The Chehalis Valley in Lewis County | 298 |
| Old blockhouse on the Chehalis River in Lewis County, Washington | 299 |
| Logging with horses in Lewis County, Washington | 300 |
| The old way of logging near Chehalis, Washington | 301 |
| North fork of Tildon River, Lewis County, Washington | 302 |
| A home-built donkey engine used by Luedinghaus Bros. at Dryad | 302 |
| Bridge across Cowlitz River at Mayfield, in eastern Lewis County, Washington | 303 |
| A typical farmhouse in Lewis County, Washington | 304 |
| Logging train of Doty Lumber & Shingle Co., Doty, Washington/td> | 305 |
| Logging with steam railway at Dryad, Washington, by Luedinghaus Bros. | 306 |
| Logs of Stillwater Lumber Co. at Little Falls, Washington, a carload of lumber in each log | 307 |
| Logging road of Doty Lumber & Shingle Co. at Elk Creek | 307 |
| A representative old-time logging scene in Lewis County, Washington - at the rollway | 308 |
| Rollway at Luedinghaus Bros. at Dryad, Washington | 309 |
| Interior view of a portion of the lumber mill at Luedinghaus Bros. at Dryad, Washington | 309 |
| Scene amidst the standing timber in Lewis County, Washington | 310 |
| The plant of the Centralia Shingle Mills at Centralia, Washington | 311 |
| Loading timbers with crane at plant of Doty Lumber & Shingle Co., Doty, Washington | 312 |
| Yeoman's pond and loading derrick on the Chehalis River near Pe Ell, Wash. | 313 |
| High school building, Centralia, Washington | 314 |
| Public School Building at Toledo, Washington | 315 |
| School Building at Dryad, Washington | 315 |
| Drawing of the new High School building at Chehalis, Washington, to cost $40,000 | 316 |
| East Side School Building, Chehalis, Washington | 316 |
| Baptist Church at Winlock, Washington | 317 |
| The McCormick Lumber Mill at McCormick, near Pe Ell, Washington | 318 |
| Plant of Little Falls Fireclay Co., Little Falls, Washington | 319 |
| Residence of J. P. Guerrier, Centralia | 320 |
| Residence of F. A. Martin, Centralia | 320 |
| Residence of J. W. Daubney, Centralia | 321 |
| Residence of Frank T. McNitt, Centralia | 321 |
| Birdseye view of Centralia, taken from the Hospital Hill, 1907 | 322 |
| The United States National Bank building, Centralia, Washington | 326 |
| Safe deposit vault and coin vault in the Coffman, Dobson and Co. Bank at Chehalis, Washington | 326 |
| Exterior view of the Coffman, Dobson & Company's bank building, Chehalis, Washington | 327 |
| Interior of the bank of Coffman, Dobson & Co., Chehalis, Washington | 327 |
| The magnificent new Union Loan & Trust Company building, Centralia, Washington | 328 |
| The patent folding fruit box manufactured at Pe Ell, Washington | 328 |
| A Lewis County herd of Jerseys taken by surprise | 329 |
| The Hope block, Centralia, Washington | 329 |
| Eastern Railway and Lumber Company's plant at Centralia (left panel) | 330 |
| View of a portion of Centralia, Washington | 330 |
| Eastern Railway and Lumber Company's plant at Centralia (right panel) | 331 |
| Interior of the J. P. Symons machine shop, Centralia, Washington | 331 |
| Hotel Centralia, Centralia, Washington | 332 |
| Residence of George Dysart, Chehalis | 332 |
| Residence of H. C. Gilliam, Centralia | 333 |
| City Hall, Chehalis | 333 |
| Interior of the lodge room of the Elks, Centralia, Washington | 334 |
| Centralia General Hospital | 334 |
| Gem Drug Store corner, Chehalis, Washington | 334 |
| Looking from the depot up one of the main business streets of Chehalis | 335 |
| Street scene in Chehalis, Washington | 335 |
| Forest road at Deep Creek, near Adna, Washington | 340 |
| Views at Adna, Washington | 341 |
| Timber scene near Adna, Lewis County, Washington | 342 |
| Residence of L. W. Field, Adna, Washington | 343 |
| Birdseye view of a portion of Winlock, Washington | 344 |
| Offices of the O'Connell Lumber Company, Winlock, Washington | 344 |
| Office of J. A. Veness Lumber Company, Winlock, Washington | 345 |
| The Winlock Co-Operative Creamery, Winlock, Washington | 345 |
| Hardware and Furniture Store of F. C. Schafer, Winlock, Washington | 346 |
| The Commercial Hotel Building, Winlock, Washington | 346 |
| View of the town of Dryad in 1906 | 347 |
| Doty Lumber & Shingle Co. Mill No. 1, Dryad, Washington | 347 |
| Residence of Geo. F. Luedinghaus, Dryad, Washington | 348 |
| Lover's Bridge, Dryad, Washington | 348 |
| Residence and general store of James Lockerbie, Dryad, Washington | 349 |
| Residence of Mrs. Jos. Staeger, Sr., Dryad, Washington | 349 |
| View showing N.P. depot, and part of yard of Little Falls Fire Clay Co., Little Falls, Washington | 350 |
| Plant of Little Falls Fire Clay Co., Little Falls, Washington | 350 |