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Welcome to Okanogan Centennial

Okanogan Days

Photos June 2

Photos by Kris Lingle

Calendar

Historic buildings

Pet parade carries a long tradition in Okanogan

Pet parade gets a revival in Okanogan

1907: All roads lead to Okanogan

Capt. Charles Bureau: Dean of the rivermen

Local pathfinders 'hit the trail'

Women helped establish Okanogan

First mayor Harry Kerr

Okanogan Bill

No doubt of the outcome

Bank vault refuses to give up the cash

Centennial float

Centennial sign

Cutting ice

Early orchard

Elmway area

First fire hall

First tennis tourney

Frank S. Matsura

Irrigation project

Okanogan history

Parade of 1909

Plague

Quilt

School fair

School finished

Sidewalks

Pine Street sledders

Then and Now

WSC issues bulletins

Meeting notes
4-25-07

Meeting notes
4-11-07

Meeting notes
3-14-07

Meeting notes
2-28-07
Frank S. Matsura

Frank S. Matsura photo courtesy of Okanogan County Historical Society
Frontier photographer Frank S. Matsura (left, center back with
Okanogan Military Band) was a native of Japan who arrived
in Conconully in 1903 and moved his photography studio
to Okanogan in 1907. He photographed the people and places
of Okanogan County until his death in 1913.
 
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