March 20, 2014, "Fred Timm's Stagecoach Station 1890's.

Stan Wills is speaking about “Fred Timm's Stagecoach Station 1890's”.  Stan is an active member of the Spokane Westerners Corral, The Inland Northwest Wildlife council, Friends of Spokane House, Sons of the American Revolution (past president), War of 1812 Society, Sons of the Republic of Texas, Sons of the Confederacy with four ancestors that fought for the Confederacy, Sons of Grand Army of the Republic and the Submarine Veterans Assoc (he was a twenty year USN Submariner and now retired).

Please join us at the Airport Holiday Inn, 1616 S. Windsor Drive Spokane, Washington 99224. Contact Pat Holien by March 16th, for reservations.  Pat's email is patholien@comcast.net  and phone number is 509-466-2439.

History of Hats

John Caskey will be speaking about the history of hats. Each month he has a new hat to show us.  In this picture he is wearing the Top Hat and his wife, Catherine is wearing the American Lady's Bonnet. http://www.twodogcitytours.com

Tony and Suzanne Bamonte have a new book out. It was written for the Spokane Association of Realtor's Centennial  Spokane Our Early History; Under All Is The Land, it is available at Auntie's bookstore or order through:

Tornado Creek Publications
P.O. Box 8625
Spokane, Washington 99203
(509) 838-7114
(Thanks to Suzanne and Tony Bamonte, for editing and finishing this important book about Spokane's history, it is a must read)

Upper images are courtesy of  the Northwest Room of the Spokane Public Library. The image  in upper left hand side is courtesy of Stan Wills. The fourth image is courtesy of John Caskey.
The image to the lower left is courtesy of Tony and Suzanne Bamonte.