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Inland Empire Paper Company, Millwood.

Interior of Bergman home at 11204 E. Sprague. Home built by Charles B. Bergman, who owned the Siberian Arctic Fur Manufacturing Company of Spokane. The home was a showplace in the Valley with a sunken garden and extensive landscaping. It was…

Children at Hutton Settlement, Spokane Valley, 1920s.

Children at Hutton Settlement, Spokane Valley, 1920s.

Spokane Valley Kiwanis International, September 12, 1934.

"Doc's Snappy Service, a Chevron service station at 9216 E. Sprague, Dishman, 1930-1948. Owned by Harold Klobucher."

Aerial view of Veradale, September 15, 1933. "Air View, Looking Northeast."

Aerial view of Veradale, September 15, 1933. "Air view north of Vera looking southwest."

"Spokane University baseball at Valley picnic"

Uncle Ben's Fixit Shop in Dishman

"This is the first fire station at Orchard Avenue on Park Road."

"Looking east. Spokane Valley, Rocky Mts. in distance, Spokane Wash."

"Looking North across the valley toward Mt. Spokane."

Group of people standing in front of one of the Hutton Settlement buildings.

Hutton Settlement.

Group of people standing in front of one of the Hutton Settlement buildings.

Hutton Settlement

Cars in front of the Hutton Settlement.

Group of people in front of one of the Hutton Settlement buildings.

View of orchard and buildings of the Hutton Settlement.

View of the administration building of the Hutton Settlement taken from the southeast.

Bergman home at 11204 E. Sprague. Home built by Charles B. Bergman, who owned the Siberian Arctic Fur Manufacturing Company of Spokane. The home was a showplace in the Valley with a sunken garden and extensive landscaping. It was demolished in…

Bergman home at 11204 E. Sprague. Home built by Charles B. Bergman, who owned the Siberian Arctic Fur Manufacturing Company of Spokane. The home was a showplace in the Valley with a sunken garden and extensive landscaping. It was demolished in…

"The Antoine Plante cabin - Spokane Valley - Pinecroft. Erected in the early 1850's. Meeting place of Gov. Stevens and Spokane Garry on December 3-6, 1855. Then it was decided the Spokanes should remain at peace with the whites. Home of the first…

"Col. Wright's horse slaughter camp on Spokane River. September 1858 - and 900 Indian horses were killed."

"Copy from Dean Banta Album. Frank Palmer photo. International Portland Cememt Plant."

"Copy from Dean Banta Album. Frank Palmer photo. Inland Empire Paper Company, Millwood."

Otis Orchard Community Church, ca. 1911.

Opportunity State Bank, probably taken in 1919.

Inland Empire Baseball Team taken in 1921.

"School building prior to 1910. Part of Orchard Park School District. One of the first buildings in Valley."

"Moore home at Northwest corner of Pines and Valleyway. Nellie, Myrtle & Hazel Moore, children of E. D. and Cora Moore.

The John Gust Johnson family outside their new house in the foothills, built in 1913.

"Col. Wright's horse slaughter camp on Spokane River. September 1858 - and 900 Indian horses were killed."

Office of the Inland Empire Paper Company.

"Office of the Inland Empire Paper Company on Spokane River, Millwood, WA."

"T. F. Raymond Orchard and farm, Opportunity."

"Looks like construction of the dam & reservoir at Chilco Falls to irrigate the Spokane Valley."

"Looks like construction of the dam & reservoir at Chilco Falls to irrigate the Spokane Valley.

"Looks like construction of the dam & reservoir at Chilco Falls to irrigate the Spokane Valley.