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South Bend, Washington

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South Bend, Washington

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A very strange building that used to be a quite creepy looking Masonic Temple. It was recently cleaned up and is now a denture place, or something like that. South Bend, Washington.

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South Bend, Washington and the Willapa River

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Pacific County Courthouse

South Bend, Washington

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Pacific County Courthouse, South Bend, Washington

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Under the dome, Pacific County Courthouse, South Bend, Washington

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Willapa River, South Bend, Washington

Morty Comix # 2427

 

  

Morty Comix # 2427 was left in the entrance area of the Pacific County Courthouse, South Bend, Washington

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Oysterville, Washington

The marker reads:

Pacific County was the third county in Washington Territory, and Oysterville served as county seat from 1855 to 1893. In 1875, taxpayers built a courthouse and jail at this location and it served for all county business until “South Bend Raiders” came here on Sunday morning, Feb. 5, 1893, and carried away the records. This first county owned building then served for two years as the Peninsula College.

The school was also known as Peninsular College, directed by August Bernhardt Louis Gellerman, who later ran for Washington State Governor as a candidate for the Prohibition Party in 1916. The actual building blew down in a storm in 1940.

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Pacific County Courthouse
South Bend, Washington

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South Bend, Washington