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      One of the key goals of www.middleforkgiants.com is to provide public domain information, facts, photos, and resources on the Middle Fork Valley. The purpose of this page is to provide ready materials for anyone researching the Middle Fork.

      Copyrights: Some material is copyrighted within this website. Please respect those copyrights. Specifically, the following items may not be used without permission:

            Historical photos, which are the property of the Snoqualmie Valley Historical Society and are used here by permission.

            Text of The Middle Fork: finding significance in a forested valley

            Video from Dreams in the Wilderness: stories from the Middle Fork

Research Resources

This link will take you to a page of photos. Permission is granted to use these photos in media and publication.

The history page gives a timeline of Middle Fork history (prior to the 1960s) and the meanings of many of the geographical names in the Valley.

Press Releases from Middle Fork Giants

	Download press release announcing May 2, 2010 premier of Dreams in the Wilderness

	Download press release announcing May 2, 2010 premier of Dreams in the Wilderness

Press Kit for Dreams in the Wilderness

Dreams in the Wilderness: Stories from the Middle Fork is a 25 minute documentary about history in the Middle Fork Valley between 1890 and the 1940's.

Permission is given for the following photos to be used in conjunctions with publicity for Dreams in the Wilderness. Note that the Historical Photos are the property of the Snoqualmie Valley Historical Society and permission is granted for use in publicizing the film and DVD. Other photos of scenes from the film or making the film are available on request.

Please feel free to contact Brad Allen at:
mfgiants@gmail.com

Brad and Zach Allen, producer and director of Dreams in the Wilderness	Brad and Zach researching the film in the Pratt Valley	Zach filming on-site with the A-cam
An old North Bend Timber Company trestle in the Middle Fork Valley	Bill Morrow carrying bed springs to Goldmyer Hotsprings in the 1920's (photo courtesy of Goldmyer Hot Springs)	North Bend Timber Company takes the families on a picnic in the Middle Fork in the 1920s (photo courtesy of Snoqualmie Valley Historical Society)
Ladies riding horses on the Middle Fork Trail in the early 1900's (photo courtesy of the Snoqualmie Valley Historical Society)	Halfway House, a small guest house in the Middle Fork, sat at the mouth of the Pratt River and was halfway to Goldmyer Hot Springs (photo courtesy of the Snoqualmie Valley Historical Society)	North Bend Timber Company Loggers in the Middle Fork (photo courtesy of the Snoqualmie Valley Historical Society)

Press Kit for The Middle Fork book

Brad Allen, author, with his youngest son Zach	Brad and his youngest son, Zach, measuring an old growth tree in the Pratt Valley	Ellie Allen stands by an old growth giant cedar in the Middle Fork Valley
One of the many illustrations, by the author, from the book	Brad Allen, author of The Middle Fork.	The author's oldest son, Bradley Allen, at an old growth giant tree in the Middle Fork Valley

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