Bygone Walla Walla: vintage images of the City and County (and beyond), collected by Joe Drazan: Migrant Farm Labor Camp evolved into Orchard Homes, 311 N. Elizabeth St. in Milton-Freewater. Its history in photos and clippings courtesy of Helen Roloff Adams.

Bygone Walla Walla: vintage images of the City and County (and beyond), collected by Joe Drazan

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; over 450 individuals have so far. CONTACT me; skippycat3@charter.net. c2024.

Thursday, March 10, 2022

Migrant Farm Labor Camp evolved into Orchard Homes, 311 N. Elizabeth St. in Milton-Freewater. Its history in photos and clippings courtesy of Helen Roloff Adams.

Migrant Farm Labor housing in 1969

Walter Roloff and Frank Garred

Jim Didion, Walter Roloff

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Orchard Homes sign erected, 1980