BYGONE WALLA WALLA PROJECT BY JOE DRAZAN is a local non-profit, non-commercial effort to build and share a visual history of Walla Walla. Use SEARCH box or the INDEX, or just scroll. CLICK ON IMAGES TO ENLARGE; right click & open in new tab for even LARGER view. WANTED! Your old snapshots, slides, or negatives of Walla Walla area places and events to share in this project, please contact me to get them scanned in; over 500 individuals have so far. CONTACT me; skippycat3@charter.net. c2025
Showing posts with label Huntsville. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Huntsville. Show all posts
Thursday, July 11, 2019
Friday, April 28, 2017
Huntsville had a Post Office from 1880 to 1968. It was located in the only store in town, Wade Wolfe's General Merchandise. Photos and memorabilia courtesy of Ruth Wolfe-Axelson and Mary Lieberman Phillips.
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| Edith Wolfe continued as Postmaster & Shopkeeper after Wade died in 1947 |
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| Last postmark before closing Dec 27, 1968 |
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| Coffee Grinder from Wolfe's store |
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| Washington Seminary (UBS), 1902 |
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| Wade Wolfe's diploma, 1902 |
Tuesday, April 4, 2017
Huntsville School in Columbia County was founded as the Washington Institute of the United Brethren Conference. Photos courtesy of Mary Lieberman Phillips and the Wilson-Phillips Museum in Waitsburg.
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| Click to enlarge, then copy and paste to your desktop for an easier reading experience. |
Tuesday, March 28, 2017
Standard Atlas of Columbia County by George Ogle, 1913, and its plat maps of all the settlements.
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| Marengo |
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| Turner |
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| The Riviera on the Snake River |
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| Huntsville |
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| Starbuck showing the OWR&N railroad round house location |
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