Millers Out for a Drive (National, ca. 1912)

Smith Family for a Drive at National

The Smith H. Miller family is out for a drive around 1912. That’s Smith (bookkeep at the PNLC) at the wheel, his wife Maude Looney Miller and infant daughter Jeanne Miller in her arms.

In the back, faintly seen, are the railroad tracks at National.

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May 9, 2016

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The Early 1900s

Jeanne Miller, Maude Looney Miller, Smith H. Miller

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Eatonville to Rainier » Article about National – Dispatch 1981 says:

January 27, 2019 at 10:22 pm

[…] saw mill in the town of National and the logging operation that kept it going were the lifeblood of National, and when that mill went out of business in 1944, so did the […]

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