Birchwood farm grove : underground secret societies Calling out Jack the Ripper! + origin James Walton aka "Peavine Jimmy" unveiled /

Birchwood farm grove

underground secret societies Calling out Jack the Ripper! + origin James Walton aka "Peavine Jimmy" unveiled

Birchwood farm grove

underground secret societies Calling out Jack the Ripper! + origin James Walton aka "Peavine Jimmy" unveiled
Carrie Crandall Berg and Vern Berg
Book - 1989

"Spokane history- Our story began when we unearthed two century old stock certificates set in our hometown. From a fresh perspective we re-visit the old fur trading post/Spokane House in 1983, situated in an anciet grove traversed by Native tribes, a sacred space that overflowed long ago with legendary King Chinook salmon. The park provides a safe rookery for the great blue heron, a historic place where two harbinger of spring, Ben & James lived opposite the other, unaware from one another; innkeepers who remain tethered to the old post, trapped by history."-- back cover

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37413316833336 Restricted Northwest Room NW 979.737 BERG
Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Berg, Carrie (Crandall)
Other Authors: Berg, Vern
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Spokane, Washington : Vern and Carrie Berg, 1989.
Subjects:
Fur trade > Washington (State)
Historic sites > Washington (State) > Spokane.
Spokane House (Wash.)

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