More Work on the Canyon Road (ca. 1919)
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It’s hard to imagine the back breaking work that went into building the Canyon Road ‚ at times rock by rock.
There are a number of pictures of the crews toiling away (and blowing away) on …

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Fourth of July Then and Now

Submitted by on May 13, 2011 – 2:45 pm10 Comments
Eatonville July 4 looking South on Mashell Ave.

Eatonville July 4 looking South on Mashell Ave.

Eatonville has always been a fan of the 4th of July Parade. In fact, so many people take part in the parade, I’ve always been surprised there are still some left to watch.

Judging by these two photos, the cars may have changed, but not the enthusiasm.

Pictures courtesy of Pat Van Eaton and Diane Mettler.

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People lining Mashell, ready to watch the 2008 4th of July Parade

People lining Mashell, ready to watch the 2008 4th of July Parade

 

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