For decades Eatonville residents — especially those that worked for the mill — shopped at the Eatonville Lumber Company store.
Photo courtesy of Rick Parnell and the Parnell family.
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Inside the Eatonville Lumber Company store
Eatonville To Rainier 
8 responses to “Inside the Eatonville Lumber Company store”
The display counter with 2 men behind was made by the same company that built the one in the Historical Museum .They wre common in the 1900’s & can still found for sale on the internet.
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The picture was taken after Eatonville had telephone service. The phone is behind the man with the bow tie just to his left so it’s after 1911.
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The women with white hat the man in the suit & the little gril appear to be Japanese family. It makes sense because most of them worked for the mill & were expected to shop at the company store.
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Ma I use your company store interior picture for a school publication?Thank you
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Yes, it’s fine to use for educational or non-profit uses. 🙂 Thanks for asking.
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P.S. If you could note where it came from, that would be great too. 🙂
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