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August 30, 2023

'Tractors, Trains and Grains'

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Debbie Sherman
The Lewis-Clark Antique Power Club were the featured speakers at the Palouse People as part of the Pullman Depot Heritage Center's Depot Days August 18 and 19. Pictured above are Jim Allen, Jack Fulfs, Everett Martin and Gary Simpson, members of the Lewis-Clark Antique Power Club with their respective tractors.

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Jazz at Mystic Cafe Saturday May 2 with the Palouse Jazz Project, the faculty jazz ensemble of the University of Idaho Lionel Hampton School of Music: Al Gemberling on trombone, Vanessa Sielert on saxophone, Vern Sielert on trumpet, Brian Ward on piano, Dan Bukvich on drums and Dave Bjur on bass. Photo by Dan Aeling of Lewiston.

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This was one of the booths at Celebrate Love and such friendly faces. Taken at Pioneer Park July 13, 2019 by Mary Hayward of Clarkston.

Colorful Booth

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The 17-year-old Martin twins, Chandler, left, and Conner, of Kuna are cadets at the Idaho Youth Challenge Academy in Pierce. They were photographed Oct. 24 by Nico Pinque at Gibbs Fruit Stand on Highway 12 where they were choosing jack-o-lanterns after participating in work detail in Lewiston. Cadets visit the valley occasionally on Fridays and Saturdays to conduct 'Service to the Community' projects.

The 'Not-So Great' Pumpkin

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The Chelseas of Moscow performing at the Kenworthy Performing Arts Centre's Backstage Speakeasy. The band played Saturday, Apr 30 with Bigger Boat also of Moscow.

The Chelseas at the Kenworthy's Backstage Speakeasy

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The Pullman Depot is undergoing restoration funded by a grant from Washington State Heritage Capital Project. In early June, several of the depot’s original roof tiles were discovered in hidden areas of the building – one in the attic and several more in the basement, tucked up behind a wall of the old coal chute. These original French interlocking tiles are consistent with historic photos of the building, but the color was a bit of a surprise to everyone. The original roof was green!
A soffit restoration project leaves the underside of the Pullman Depot Heritage Center roof exposed while workers from local firms JK Greystone and Electrical Contractors NW prepare the building for new soffits in 2024. The Depot is located at 330 N. Grand Ave. in Pullman. The new tongue-in-groove soffits will be painted to match the original color of Roycroft Bottle Green. The work is funded by Washington State Historical Society Heritage Capital Projects (HCP) grant funds and community donations.
Over 10,000 French roof tiles in the original color – Vintage Green – have been molded, fired, and glazed at the Ludowici plant in New Lexington, Ohio, and await shipment to the Pullman Depot Heritage Center at 300 N Grand Ave. in Pullman. The tiles are scheduled to arrive in early April and work will begin shortly thereafter to replace the roof of the 1917 Northern Pacific railway depot with one that closely replicates the original. The project is funded by Washington State Historical Society Heritage Capital Project grants and community donations.
Pullman Holiday Festival - the Sig Ep fraternity at WSU serenades a big crowd before Santa arrives at the Pullman Depot Heritage Center on Saturday December 3rd. Event created by the Pullman Chamber of Commerce, Pullman Civic Trust, and the Downtown Pullman Association.
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