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Spokane -- Parks and Playgrounds -- Riverfront Park (#22)
"The legacy of Expo '74...Riverfront Park. The cover over the pavilion fell apart the first winter and was removed."
Spokane -- Parks and Playgrounds -- Riverfront Park (#21)
"The Pavilion and the rushing Spokane River...two of the outstanding attractions at Riverfront Park. "
Spokane -- Parks and Playgrounds -- Riverfront Park (#08)
"The pavilion and clocktower at night from a bridge over the Spokane River."
Spokane -- Parks and Playgrounds -- Manito (#02)
Looking slightly southwest across the formal gardens in the park.
Spokane -- Parks -- Cowley (#02)
Photo shows the "memorial flagpole placed in the park in honour of the school established on that spot by the Reverand Cowley. July 1935."
Spokane -- Parks -- Cowley (#01)
Photo shows the "memorial flagpole placed in the park in honour of the school established on that spot by the Reverand Cowley. July 1935."
Spokane -- Finch Arboretum (#18)
"Work still going on to finish the Finch Arboretum named after John A. Finch because his estate purchased the land from the Dwight family who had owned it."
Spokane -- Finch Arboretum (#14)
"Landscaping the Arboretum named for John A. Finch because his estate gave the money for it. The land once belonged to the Dwight family and was their 'farm'."
Spokane -- Finch Arboretum (#08)
"Landscaping the Arboretum named for John A. Finch because his estate gave the money for it. The land once belonged to the Dwight family and was their 'farm'."
Spokane -- Finch Arboretum (#04)
"Landscaping the Arboretum named for John A. Finch because his estate gave the money for it. The land once belonged to the Dwight family and was their 'farm'." Garden Springs Creek.
Spokane -- Finch Arboretum (#03)
"Landscaping the Arboretum named for John A. Finch because his estate gave the money for it. The land once belonged to the Dwight family and was their 'farm'."
Spokane -- Finch Arboretum (#02)
"Landscaping the Arboretum named for John A. Finch because his estate gave the money for it. The land once belonged to the Dwight family and was their 'farm'."
Spokane -- Drumheller Springs (#16)
General view from the southeast of the site of the school and spring.
Spokane -- Drumheller Springs (#15)
General view of the spring from a point directly above and to the south of the spring.
Spokane -- Drumheller Springs (#13)
Looking from a point directly upon the site of the old Spokane Garry school.
Spokane -- Drumheller Springs (#12)
Looking down across the site of the school and to the northeast from the rim rock above.
Spokane -- Drumheller Springs (#11)
Looking down and across the reputed location of the site of Spokane Garry's school. This is from directly above the spring.
Spokane -- Drumheller Springs (#10)
General view of the locality of the spring looking northeasterly across the site of the school from a point on the rim rock to the south of the spring.
Spokane -- Drumheller Springs (#09)
General view of the ground to the east of the spring upon which, as tradition says, was located the early school of Spokane Garry.
Spokane -- Drumheller Springs (#07)
Close-up from the southeast of the outlet of the spring showing character of the immediate surroundings.
Spokane -- Drumheller Springs (#06)
The site of the spring where Spokane Garry is reported to have established his school in 1831.
Spokane -- Drumheller Springs (#05)
Somewhat distant view of the outlet of the spring showing large pine tree immediately above.
Spokane -- Drumheller Springs (#04)
Looking directly south to north across the outlet of the spring.
Spokane -- Drumheller Springs (#03)
Close up view of the general site of the spring from a point almost directly south.
