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Discover the story behind a mysterious 1913 sidewalk stamp found in downtown Vancouver. Learn about Elwood Wiles, a historic concrete contractor who helped shape the sidewalks of Portland and Vancouver.
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Discover the story behind a mysterious 1913 sidewalk stamp found in downtown Vancouver. Learn about Elwood Wiles, a historic concrete contractor who helped shape the sidewalks of Portland and Vancouver.
Read moreClark County’s courthouses have evolved over time, beginning with a rented room in 1850. The first permanent courthouse opened in 1855. Subsequent buildings were constructed following fires and growing needs, culminating in the 1941 Art Deco courthouse.
Read moreI love to hunt for and collect antiques from Vancouver, Washington’s past. The antiques give me a glimpse into Vancouver’s[…]
Read moreThey’re back!! Vancouver’s Haunted Walking Tours are back and run every Friday and Saturday at 6:00PM in October. This year[…]
Read moreAs the Columbia River continued to rise, so did the destruction of Vancouver, Washington. At first no-one noticed the water[…]
Read moreBefore there was an I-5 freeway. Before the Interstate Bridge was ever built, there was still the need for local[…]
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