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Spokesman-Review news photographer. Amateur musician. Hawaiian. Tech producer for @SR_Bookclub. Lives in Spokane, WA.
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Then an Now: Cold War in Spokane 1957

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By Jesse Tinsley 
| The Spokesman-Review
The nuclear standoff with Russia, known as the Cold War, was on everyone’s mind in 1957 in Spokane. For almost a century the Lilac City encouraged state and federal authorities to put bases and airfields in the region. The World War II buildup left military forces across Eastern Washington, dotting the landscape with ballistic missile sites, National Guard units, supply depots and Air Force bases.
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Then and Now: Grand Army of the Republic 1889 Grand Encampment

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By Jesse Tinsley 
| Tri-City Herald
May 31-The Grand Army of the Republic, the fraternal organization for soldiers of the Civil War, was formed in 1866. Thousands of GAR members moved to the Pacific Northwest as the U.S. population spread to Western states. The group organized into state units, called departments. The department of Washington scheduled its seventh annual "grand encampment" in Spokane on April 25 -26, 1889. The state commander was J.W. Sprague, a Civil War general who was now a Northern Pacific Railroad superintendent.
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Then and Now: Grand Army of the Republic 1889 Grand Encampment

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By Jesse Tinsley 
| The Spokesman-Review
The Grand Army of the Republic, the fraternal organization for soldiers of the Civil War, was formed in 1866. Thousands of GAR members moved to the Pacific Northwest as the U.S. population spread to Western states. The group organized into state units, called departments. The department of Washington scheduled its seventh annual “grand encampment” in Spokane on April 25 -26, 1889. The state commander was J.W. Sprague, a Civil War general who was now a Northern Pacific Railroad superintendent.
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