Barney’s Matchbook Cover
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Barney’s Matchbook Cover
September 22, 2016 – 12:07 am | 3 Comments

Locals know Barney’s Corner as a gas station, but early on it was much, much more.
I believe this matchbook cover comes from around the 1940s. Back then there was food and dance.
Barney was Keith Malcom’s brother …

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Eatonville Girls with Their Guys (ca. early 1920s)

Submitted by on August 15, 2013 – 9:00 amOne Comment
Velma LeMaster Kjelstad, Jonas Asplund, Alice Watson, unknown, Nora Asplund Lenke, Mabel Asplund Thirtyacre, and John Thirtyacre.

Velma LeMaster Kjelstad, Jonas Asplund, Alice Watson, unknown, Nora Asplund Lenke, Mabel Asplund Thirtyacre, and John Thirtyacre.

As soon as there were cars, girls and guys have been taking them out for a drive. Here is a group of young Eatonville kids back in the 1920s having fun.

Left to right: Velma LeMaster Kjelstad, Jonas Asplund, Alice Watson, unknown, Nora Asplund Lenke, Mabel Asplund Thirtyacre, and John Thirtyacre.

Photo courtesy of Linda Lewis.

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