This page features a collection of historical articles about Eastern Washington, covering regional history, local communities, historic sites, and cultural heritage. Topics include Spokane-area history, early settlement, architecture, public spaces, and notable places across Eastern Washington. These articles provide research and context on the people, events, and locations that shaped the region.
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Natatorium Park, opened in 1890 along the Spokane River, blended baseball, swimming, thrill rides, and entertainment into a Pacific Northwest landmark for nearly eight decades.
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The Evolution of Historic Peaceful Valley, Development of Glover Field, Northwest Indian Congress, and Gold Fever
Peaceful Valley was shaped by its riverside setting, immigrant roots, Glover Field, Northwest Indian Congress, Gold Fever, and the Maple Street Bridge.
Read MoreSpokane’s Historic Maple Street Toll Bridge
Explore the historic Maple Street Toll Bridge in Spokane, its 1958 construction, toll operations, and lasting impact in local transportation.
Read MoreSpokane’s Grand Natatorium Amusement Park of a Bygone Era
Natatorium Park, opened in 1890 along the Spokane River, blended baseball, swimming, thrill rides, and entertainment into a Pacific Northwest landmark for nearly eight decades.
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