B) Dumas Street

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1895 Dumas Street extends up to the left. What would living so close to the ore concentrator (left) have been like?

(#13) Dr. Miles Cottage might be the small bldg furthest up the hill. (#19) Pioneer's Market and (#2) Saloon and perhaps (#9) Royal Hotel are visible as well.

http://www.passportintime.com/summaries/96/wa96_mtb-s_montecristo.html

c. 1894 Dumas is a steep street. (#19) Pioneer Market on the right, (#2) saloon and (?) drugstore on the left. (#20) Bartholomew house is probably at upper right corner.

(#11) Monte Cristo Hotel may be to left of Bart. house. Which side of Dumas Street is that?

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1916 Crumbling buildings, and rotting boardwalk.

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1920s (#9) Royal Hotel (on right) and (#39) Riddle House (presumably the larger of the two buildings on left)

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2010-06-26 (#3) Peabody "garage" (cabin?). Oldest structure still standing in MC.

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Dumas Street ... looking back at town from (perhaps) Mercedes street. Looks like we are above the (#20) Bartholomew house (left of and below center).

Is the white building at right the (#9) Royal Hotel? Monte Cristo Hotel and Kyes' store might be to our immediate right, but not in the picture.

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1897 Dumas Street ... looking back at town. Left-most false-front building may be Kyes' store (but Kyes didnt arrive until 1902). If so, building two below it is Royal Hotel (short dark building between them). Right-most false-fronted building may be (#11) Monte Cristo Hotel

http://content.lib.washington.edu/u?/wastate,905

1902 Members of the Washington-Alaska Encampment of the G.A.R. in front of the Monte Cristo Mercantile Co. general store (James M. Kyes, manager) on Dumas St. for Veteran's Day celebration.

1902 Jim Kye's Monte Cristo Merchantile Co. store. Kyes on right with moustache.

http://content.lib.washington.edu/u?/wastate,571

http://content.lib.washington.edu/u?/wastate,1198

1895 Men in a cabin on Dumas St.

Second from left is Martin Cummings (alias Count of Monte Cristo). Man on right is probably Josiah E. Spurr, geologist who conducted the geological survey in the area.

http://content.lib.washington.edu/u?/wastate,1182

1895 View of back of the buildings on Dumas St.