Abram Graybill also owned a dairy on Reser Road in addition to the swimming pool at the corner of Kendall & Reser.

 

Graybill's milk can photo courtesy of Steve Plucker

Abram Graybill died in April 1970

Walla Walla Dairymen's Association sold to a Portland firm in 1957 which continued with Darigold & Mayflower Milk products at 44 S. Palouse until 1973. File photos courtesy of the Union-Bulletin.

 

Auction of Dairymen's Association assets

Darigold baseball team; McNary League trophy 1955

Joe Denney & Scotty Cummins

Mayflower & Darigold Milk products plant operated at 44 S. Palouse street from 1957 to 1973 following the sale of Walla Walla Dairymens Association. File photos courtesy of the Union-Bulletin. Milk can photos courtesy of Steve Plucker.

Clint Collins on left

This was Walla Walla Dairymen's Association building prior to Mayflower

 

Dairymen's Association (1948)

Tomlinson's three Dari-Marts each with one cow in 1968. File photos courtesy of the Union-Bulletin.

Milton-Freewater

Isaacs Avenue

Ninth Avenue

Dairy barn and house of W. E. Gross at Mojonnier Station were designed and built by the Whitehouse-Crawford Company in 1916

House and dairy of Edward S. McKinney on Wallula Road.

1909

1914

Coyle Brothers Valley Dairy - ads, milk bottles, and their office equipment. Images courtesy of Ronald and Patricia McAdams.

1917

Valley Dairy on Mill Creek located on 1909 Standard Atlas of WW County map