Originally published in the Enumclaw Courier-Herald, October 17, 1963
Train arriving at the Northern Pacific depot located approximately where the library is today. (Photo from the Facebook page of the Enumclaw Plateau Historical Society Museum.)
An Enumclaw landmark built several years before the turn of the century is scheduled for demolition and replacement. E.W. Tice, Enumclaw agent for the Northern Pacific Railway, told the Courier-Herald this week that the company’s old depot located on east Griffin Avenue will be torn down shortly and replaced by a new 20 x 36 foot building. (more…)
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