Bygone Walla Walla: vintage images of the City and County (and beyond), collected by Joe Drazan: Kemp and Hebert, a Spokane Company, bought the inventory of Hanger and Thompson in the Denny Building when it closed in 1928, and reopened at 24-26 E Main until it closed in 1932.

BYGONE WALLA WALLA PROJECT BY JOE DRAZAN is a local non-profit, non-commercial effort to build and share a visual history of Walla Walla. Use SEARCH box or the INDEX, or just scroll. CLICK ON IMAGES TO ENLARGE; right click & open in new tab for even LARGER view. WANTED! Your old snapshots, slides, or negatives of Walla Walla area places and events to share in this project, please contact me to get them scanned in; about 500 individuals have so far. CONTACT me; skippycat3@charter.net. c2024

Saturday, October 27, 2018

Kemp and Hebert, a Spokane Company, bought the inventory of Hanger and Thompson in the Denny Building when it closed in 1928, and reopened at 24-26 E Main until it closed in 1932.