Union Pacific Railroad gifted Walla Walla with this retired locomotive in 1959. Special track was laid to Jefferson Park off Ninth A…
The four queens of the Walla Walla Bears are, left to right, Sara Joe Chandler, Karen Brown, Carol Ann Stewart and Janice Johnson.
From the Vault: Workers build Pioneer Park pond retaining wall in 1958.
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From the Vault: Walla Walla Community College started in 1967 in the abandoned Walla Walla High School buildings between Park and Palouse streets.
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Handling a Christmas rush of cards, letters and packages at the Walla Walla post office in December 1958 wasn’t as automated as it i…
The Marcus Whitman Hotel Christmas tree decorated by kids, December 1964.
Kids decorate the Christmas tree in the Marcus Whitman Hotel lobby, December 1966.
COLUMN: Miss Merry Christmas and the Snow Bunnies were Wa-Hi students in the Distributive Education Club of America where sales and retailing were the topics of this national organization. Marsh Radio was located at 105 East Alder Street at the time.
Wild turkey follows Borgers sisters to Edison School. Dec. 5, 1965.
Wild turkey follows Borgers sisters to Edison School. Dec. 5, 1965.
Wild turkey follows Borgers sisters to Edison School. Dec. 5, 1965.
Sherwood & Roberts Fairway Finance building, June 1966.
Veterans Day parade Main Street, November 11, 1954.
Albert Rosellini campaigns for election to governor, October 13, 1956.
Democratic election headquarters on 2nd Ave. November 4, 1956.
County Auditor Gladys Gilman and election ballots, September 1956.
Halloween parade on College Avenue in College Place, 1959.
Halloween parade on College Avenue in College Place, 1959.
Halloween parade on College Avenue in College Place, 1959.
Boy Scouts & Jingles the horse in front of the Liberty Theatre marquee, Aug. 26, 1955.
Boy Scouts at Chet Stonecipher’s wheat harvest, July 1963.
Boy Scouts visit the City Council, including Mayor Wayne Hereford, at City Hall, February 1960.
Boy Scouts & Cub Scouts get out the vote, October 1960.
WW Produce Co. on Spokane St. vacated in 1963, razed in May 1967.
Kid’s section of a fair parade passing WW Produce Co.,on Spokane Street in 1958.
Adam West & Nellie Lilley, Centennial, May 16, 1959.
Stella Nayler, Adam West, Alberta Dooley, Centennial; May 15 1959.
Adam West rode into town from the airport on the 59ers stagecoach and rode on it in the big centennial parade May 16, 1959. He spoke…
