1915 Ad Spokane Washington Chamber Commerce Tourism Hayden Lake Bitter Root PM3 XGVC7 and a millefleur tapestry

and a millefleur tapestry

toiletries

featuring a letter to Captain Moore from Secretary of War

"The Monument

This is an original 1965 two-page color print ad for farming tools from Brillion Iron Works

1915 Ad Spokane Washington Chamber Commerce Tourism Hayden Lake Bitter Root PM3 XGVC7 and a millefleur tapestryThis is a small original 1915 black and white print ad encouraging travel, tourism and residency in Spokane, Washington. While inhabitants of the area date back to 8 12 thousand years ago, the city of Spokane was not officially incorporated until 1881, which was the same time that the Northern Pacific Railway was completed, thus bringing scores of travelers to the area. Today, it is the second largest city in the state. Spokane is home to the