The Red and White store used to be a familiar feature on Mashell Ave. For years you’d walk in and find Keith Malcom and Jesse Dawkins ready to serve you.
The building is no longer standing, and …
Olava Kjelstad and fawns
Just a wonderful shot of Olava Kjelstad and two fawns. For those of you not familiar with Olava, she was one of the early pioneers of Ohop Valley, having come from Norway. She spearheaded the Lady’s Aid and the Edergerton school in Ohop Valley. Her farm still stands and people who knew her, remember her fondly!
Photo courtesy of Steve Burwash.
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The Red and White store used to be a familiar feature on Mashell Ave. For years you’d walk in and find Keith Malcom and Jesse Dawkins ready to serve you.
The building is no longer standing, and …
The Red Men group has a subgroup called the Pocahontas. By today’s standards this groups’ costumes are about as far away from PC as you can get. But, back then, the organization (which I believe …
There’s a reason you don’t see a lot of old bridges around here. They weren’t necessary built to stand the test of time. This was the bridge to Elbe in 1898.
Photo courtesy of Pat Van …
This photo ran April 17, 1954. The caption read:
Historic Grave: Mrs. Orville Danforth peered over a tumble-down fence at the grave of Indian Henry, a friendly guide to early Mount Rainier trailblazers. The town of …
If you head up past to La Grande, there are some nice spots to stop and see Alder dam. This is a shot of it while is was being built in 1944. Construction was complete …
