59ers Stagecoach left from the Dacres Hotel on May 13 1989 on a mail run carrying a copy of the State Constitution to Olympia in celebration of the Washington State Centennial. The coach passed through 30 communities in 9 counties in ten days, dodging mock hold-ups along the way. Photos by Marion White courtesy of Carol White Kirkman.

Lavon & B. Loyal Smith in costume

 

Walla Walla 59ers delivered mail to Joseph, Oregon by stagecoach in July 1970. Images courtesy of Michael Boyer.

 

 

Walla Walla 59ers Stagecoach, uniform, assorted memorabilia, and a few memorable news clippings

in Kahlotus, 1975

 

May 1970

July 1970

Clyde Jennings was the last stagecoach driver for the Lewiston to Cottonwood run in Idaho in 1915. The Walla Walla 59ers were the pallbearers for his funeral in Waitsburg on April 13th 1962, and escorted the procession to the cemetery in their stagecoach. Photos by Bill Lilley.

Clyde is seen here at the Cowboy Breakfast on 2nd Avenue in front of the Whitman Hotel on May 14th 1960.

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.