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Depot Day 1994 The Northern Pacific Depot was moved 200 feet to this location in 1986 when Interstate 90 was built over the town, rather than through it. There was no option for the feds because every building in town is on the National Historic Register. |
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Depot Day 1994 These buff cars are parked in front of the Oasis Bordello Museum, which celebrates the town's bawdy past. |
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Depot Day 1994 Fifteen years later, the function of the Arts Center has been replaced by Harper's Contemporary Crafts, and the Eagles building now houses Vintage Games, Silver Pine Mercantile, and an old fashioned soda fountain. |
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Depot Day 1994 Fifteen years later, Dean and Jill are the proud owners of the 1313 Club Bar and Grill. |
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Depot Day 1994 These merchants and many others work to make doing business in Wallace fun all year long. |
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Depot Day 1994 Wallace festivals are already known for folk music at the gazebo. Some of us are working to make folk music a regular summer feature. |
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