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Along Chuckanut’s Shore

Posted on April 5, 2014 by jpkenna

July 4th, 1890 Following a winter of separation, Susie Taylor teaching school in Seattle and Jimmy Scanlon working railroad construction up in Fairhaven, the couple are reunited for the holiday. Excerpt from Beyond The Divide: Leaving behind the throngs on … Continue reading →

Posted in history, labor, love, railroading, writing | Tagged Chuckanut Bay, Fairhaven, handcars, John Keats, Lummi Indians | 2 Comments

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