Visitors at Spokane House, 1966

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This file appears in: Spokane House: MAC 100 Stories: A Centennial Exhibition

Now a part of Riverside State Park, Spokane House attracts many annual visitors, prompting construction of an interpretive center in 1966.

Image L2008-9.52 courtesy of the Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture.

This file appears in: Spokane House: MAC 100 Stories: A Centennial Exhibition

By The Spokane Historical team
Spokane House was Washington state's first fur-trading post and home to Jaco Finlay, a clerk for the North West Company of Montreal. The son of a Scottish trader and an American Indian "country wife,"…