Cowboy breakfast by the Walla Walla 59ers staged on 2nd Avenue in front of Marcus Whitman Hotel in conjunction with Armed Forces Day festivities, May 17 1969. File photos courtesy of the Union-Bulletin.

Roy Nishi won the hat toss from top of Whitman Hotel

Walla Walla Twins on stage with RRR (Ray's Rhythm Rangers) band

Twins Cindy & Candy Beck

How the West Was Won played at the Liberty Theatre in June 1964 with promotion on the side for the Fair by the Walla Walla 59ers with their Stagecoach, and the Walla Walla Twins Margaret and Nancy Reece. Photos by Bill Lilley.

Pancake breakfast on Second Avenue by the Walla Walla 59ers, an Armed Forces Day event before the parade, May 20 1967. File photos courtesy of the Union-Bulletin.

Walla Walla Twins for 1967 Karen and Kathy Rodda

RRR is the logo for Ray's Rhythm Rangers.

Twins arrived on the 59ers Stagecoach

Waitsburg Lions Club Quartet

Seattle's Century 21 World's Fair promoted in Walla Walla, 1962. File photos courtesy of the Union -Bulletin.

Beta Sigma Phi women's club

Chamber of Commerce

County Commissioners

Walla Walla Twins for 1962, Denise and Judy Yeend

U-B newspaper carriers heading for the Fair

Orville Freeman, US Secretary of Agriculture, arrived by Air Force jet on Oct 10, 1963 to give a speech and make a farm tour. File photos courtesy of the Union-Bulletin.

The Walla Walla Twins, Sue and Lou Arthurs, present cornucopia gift pack to Freeman

Airport cafe

59ers stagecoach ride to Fairgrounds

Speech in Fairgrounds Expo Building

Farm tour on Scenic Loop Road above Mill Creek