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LOON LAKE HISTORICAL SOCIETY MUSEUM & GIFT SHOP OPEN SATURDAYS THROUGH SEPTEMBER

Community Resources, Featured, History / Loren Grube

The Historic Old Schoolhouse in Loon Lake, WA opened to the public on May 7 and will be open on Saturdays from 10-2 through the end of summer. Did you know the Great Northern Railroad bought ice that was harvested from Loon Lake, circa 1905-1917 or that one of the resorts on Loon Lake celebrated […]

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Hunters, the early years

History, Local / Loren Grube

During the late 1800s, Hunters became one of the biggest, busiest towns in Stevens County By David Lewis, Reporter In the year 1880, James Garfield defeated Winfield Hancock to become the twentieth president of the United States on Nov. 2. The first cash register was patented by James and John Ritty on Nov.

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Community, History / Loren Grube

By De Palin, Contributor Have you ever wondered about the beautiful historic brick building on Colville Road in downtown Loon Lake? What is it used for? Who owns it? Is it open to the public? The Old Schoolhouse was built in 1929 for students of the Loon Lake School District. The building is now

LOON LAKE HISTORICAL SOCIETY MUSEUM & GIFT SHOP OPEN SATURDAYS THROUGH SEPTEMBER

Hunters, the early years

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