29 May 2020

Patsy Clark Mansion part 8, 2010s

Patsy Clark Mansion Part 8 2010s

2010

10 January 1020

Gordon Bonser obituary


Bonser Family, 2010

This young man is indirectly linked to the Patsy Clark Mansion.  He had become such an expert at repairing antiques, that "when the Clark Mansion in Spokane had an ornate chair for the formal dining roomset shatter on the back, they brought it to Gordon to become repaired like new."  That is quite an accomplishment.


25 February 2010

Looks like illuminating history doesn't mean lighting up


Clark, Looks like illuminating history doesn't mean lighting up, 2010

So, Doug Clark calls the mining men who lived in Brownes Addition "robber barons."  I wonder why he does so?  
"We prefer not to refer to those at the Campbell House as robber barons," said Kim Davis.  "As robber barons went, they were pretty nice people."  The Campbell House is part of the Museum of Arts and Culture.


Clark, Looks like illuminating history doesn't mean lighting up, 2010

Clark goes on to describe what he discovered life was probably like back in the turn of the century -- 1900s to be clear.  While this describes the Campbell house in particular, the descriptions apply to the Clark Mansion, as well.
In the laundry room, servants had to use a wood stove to heat up the heavy hand irons.  One of the Campbell servants could iron 12 shirts per hour.
The kitchen of the Campbell house features a state-of-the-art Majestic cook stove which was able to use both wood and gas.
Doug Clark indicates he played the part of Patsy Clark during a Christmas House tour.  "I was dressed up in an old suit complete with a vest and a gold watch chain and dealt cards to some others who were also portraying historical characters."  I imagine those characters may have been Campbell, John Finch, perhaps James Clark.
He says everything went very well, until he decided to light up his stogie (cigar).  I guess he may have been kicked out?
Now I have that song stuck in my head.


24 April 2010

Jana Dubes works for a law firm


Turner, 2010


25 August 2010

This Day in History


Kershner, This Day in History A5, 2010

Jim Kershner pulls some blast from the past.  
The chamber determined that Wallace was in desperate need of money to care for the hundreds of injured firefighters and other victims.  The chamber announced an urgent collection for Wallace.  Several prominent citizens, including ... Patsy Clark, made large donations.  The chamber immediately raised $1,757.
This sum of 1910 money is the equivalent of nearly $50,000.


2011

20 February 2011

Full set of Gorham Whiting Louis XV sterling silver flatware


jecgmc8, 2011

Some family member has a full set of silver flatware that Patsy Clark once owned.  And they are selling the set.  
Let's find out what this is.
Louis XV was a French King whose furniture style is named after him.  He also persecuted the Huguenots about 1774 (Wikipedia -- Persecution of Huguenots under Louis XV, 2020).  It was just a style, he wasn't involved in the silver set making.
Whiting was a silver maker who merged with Gorham in 1924.  Which is too late for a silver set owned by Patsy Clark (who died in 1915) to have been a Gorham-Whiting product (Wikipedia -- William Dean Whiting, 2020).  I have found a replacement silver set which the seller identifies as Louis XV (Sterling, 1891), by Whiting Division, which means the set could have been a Whiting product (Replacements, Ltd., 2020).

Replacements, Ltd., 2020

Gorham Manufacturing Company is one of the largest American manufacturers of sterling and silverplate (Wikipedia -- Gorham Manufacturing Company, 2020).  As far as I can determine, the silver set could have been a Gorham product.  Below are two ads.

Wikipedia -- Gorham 1890 Silver Ad, 2016


Wikipedia -- Gorham Advertisement Lithograph, 2006



10 November 2011

Special knack for tying knot


Hyal, Special knack for tying knot, 2011

This is an article, huge photo, about Ralph Fishburn who set up a sideline business of performing niche weddings.  This one was taken at the Clark Mansion.


4 December 2011

Music at Patsy Clark's


Staff, Music at Patsy Clark's, 2011


2012

5 December 2012

Cookie exchange


Hyal, Cookie Exchange, 2012

It's all about the cookie exchange at Patsy Clark's


2013

21 August 2013

This Day in History


Kershner, This Day in History A5, 2013

This article sounds like the Keystone Kops.
Harry A. Richards, Spokane's "only society policeman," was in the captain's office when he saw a prisoner jump out of a lavatory window and try to escape.
Kershner writes "No, I don't know what a society policeman is, either, but Richards was the son of the Washington Water Power chairman and son-in-law of mining magnate Patsy Clark.  Apparently, Richards was aplainclothes officer who 'wears the star of a special officer.'"
Richards raced from the office, revolver drawn, in pursuit of prisoner Charles Freeman.  Other patrolmen followed, shouting, "Stop him."  Just then, the driver of the police "greyhound" (police auto) was coming along the street and heard the hue and cry.  He jumped out of the car and tackled -- the wrong guy.
He pounced on special officer Richards and began choking him.  During the struggle, Richard's star was exposed, at which point the officer immediately released him.
Society policeman Richards went to the emergency hospital to be treated for neck scratches.


22 December 2013

Attorney Carol Hunter brings expertise to end-of-life issues


Guilfoil, Attorney Carol Hunter brings expertise to end-of-life issues, 2013)

Okay, I admit it.  I am trying to look at the room, and the woman is in the way!  I don't know what room this would be.  I don't know the layout of the mansion at all.


2014

21 February 2014

Twilight Tour of Bach Suites at Historic Landmarks


Staff, Twilight Tour of Bach Suites at Historic Landmarks C8, 2014


15 March 2014

Patsy's Patrimony

I have waited a very long time to get to this article.  I really like these items, and I wish I could see them in person.  I'm sure the photos do not do them justice.

Prager, Patsy's patrimony:  Antiques from mining magnate Clark's days are for sale, 2014

A group of antiques said to have come from the Patsy Clark Mansion are up for sale.  Just in time for his birthday, St. Patrick's Day.
Included are a Tiffany Studios desk set with picture frame and a fabulous French-style clock with matching candelabra.
The items are a glimse of the luxury in the 1898 mansion


Prager, Patsy's patrimony:  Antiques from mining magnate Clark's days are for sale, 2014

Dave Dixon is a great-great-grandson of Clark, is putting the items up for sale.  He wants them to go to someone who would appreciate them rather than having them collect dust at his house.
Great-Great-Grandfather Patsy Clark
Great-Grandparents Harry and Ella Clark Richards
Grandparents John and Rhea Richards Shipley
Dixon said the items were handed down through family, including the Tiffany desk set that was "headed to the garbage," according to family lore.
Research indicates that the desk set, done in gilt bronze and decorated in an American Indian motif, could be worth $10,000 or more.  A picture frame similar to the one included in the Clark set reportedly sold at auction for $5,000.
The eight-piece set also has a letter opener, envelope holder, ink well, stamp holder, small tray, ink blotter and ancor ends for a desk blotter.
Another sale piece is a curious hand-carved table with an uncertain style that could be Moorish or Kashmiri.  The table holds an ornate, hand-hammered copper tray in the middle ... worth $1,500.
Dixon said that when he got the table, it was so damaged that he had to have it restored.  "It was all broke and pretty well destroyed."
Also for sale are three sets of riding spurs, including Fleming silver overlay spurs, and a small Chinese stool.  The stool is valued at $795.
On display, but not for slae, is a Samuel Marti clock that was likely sold through Tiffany with its matching candelabra, all done in the Louis XVI French style.
Dixon's great-grandmother, Ella Clark, was one of Patsy Clark's children


Prager, Patsy's patrimony:  Antiques from mining magnate Clark's days are for sale, 2014

8 May 2014

25th annual home tour


Prager, 25th annual home tour, 2014

Several homes are stops on a trip to the past.


19 August 2014

A casual dinner was the life of the parties


Camden, A casual dinner was the life of the parties

This is an article about President Bush's visit to Spokane, to the Patsy Clark's Restuarant at the Mansion.
Remember several posts ago I wondered if a copy of that check was still around?  Here's the first and only copy I have been able to find.  See the detailed image below.

Camden, A casual dinner was the life of the parties



31 October 2014

Haunted Spokane photos


Plonka, 2014

The sun shines through the Tiffany peacock window at the Patsy Clark Mansion.  
I love the spiral wood.  It looks like we are outside looking in?

Plonka, 2014

This image is Patsy and Mary Clark, which still hangs in the mansion.  I wish this image was more of the photo.


Favorite Haunts


Vestal., 2014

Look at the detail on this wood carving.  It is supposed to be the likeness of Mary Stack Clark herself.  That is a great piece of work.


18 December 2014

For mining tycoon Patsy Clark, succcess started ....


Clark, 2014
Patsy Clark may have had a superhuman drive to succeed, as evidenced by something he did long before he struck it rich.
The year was 1876.  Clark was laboring in a mine in Utah, when tycoon Marcus Daly told him a job was waiting for him in Butte Montana.  Clark just had to get there.
So Clark started walking, probably with his brother James.  All the way from Utah to Montana.
Clark's great-grandson John Richards visited many of the Patsy Clark points of interest.  All of this information is now in his book "Patsy Clark, Mining Pioneer"  as a prelude to "The Life and Times of Patsy Clark" a full length book in the works.


Clark, 2014




Clark, 2014

Richards believes the fine food and freedom to roam the mansion's luxurious interior created a "fond memory for many customers."
Richards said his late-father, John Sr., lived there for a time, although "he never met Patsy, who died in 1915, the same year he was born."
John Sr. sounds like a character, too.
While living in the landmark, Richards said his dad had a pet rooster named Pete that pretty much had the run of the place.  At least until Wong, the family chef, cooked Pete for dinner.
A popular explanation about the door handles at the mansion were installed extra low to accommodate Patsy's diminutive 5-foot-2 stature.  Later, Richards learned through passport records that Patsy was 5-foot-7.
Another popular story about Patsy is that he fought against Indians in the Battle of Big Hole River.
Nothing, however, supports this other than Clark joining volunteers to help protect Butte, said Richards.  (This coincides with my own online research.  I'm not sure he would have been a fellow to actually fight?)
What kind of guy was Patsy Clark?  Richards thinks he was a good guy.  "He was always described as a very loving man and family oriented."  
After Patsy Clark died, the money didn't last long.  Nobody had the financial wizardry he'd had.  "He came off the boat with nothing in his pockets and wound up amassing a vast fortune.  It's an unbelievable story."


Clark, 2014

Okay, this photo looks like Richards has a halo.  The photographer had to know what he was going for!.  Almost looks like a Renaissance image.


St. Andrew, by Lippo d'Andrea di Lippo
(b. around 1370, d. before 1451)
in a fresco in the Duomo in Florence
Pullella, 2014



2015

28 May 2015

Friends of CdA Park offer lemonade, tour $1



Staff, Friends of CdA Park offerlemonade, tour, 2015


29 October 2015

CdA Park turning 125


Prager, CdA Park turning 125, 2015

This park, when it was deeded to the city, actually became the first of Spokane's park system.  
The party will begin with Art in the Park, and feature concerts each Thursday.  The celebration will end with a Park Fest with kids' activities and live music.  The event will last from May to September.
Apparently, developers had a practice of creating parks in the middle of their tracts to attract purchasers.
The original gazebo in the center was built in 1908.  It was rebuilt in 1990, but was rotting away, so it was rehabilitated and restored in 2013.


2016

20 May 2016

Hecla's Deep Roots


Kramer, 2016
photo by Dan Pelle

Kramer, 2016

Long article that explains how Hecla got it's start.  
In a nod to the wealth that North Idaho's mines brought to Spokane, Kecla Mining Co. celebrated its 125th anniversary at the Browne's Addition mansion of one of its founders.
Amasa Campbell was one of three financial speculators who staked Hecla's first claims.
These were promoters (talking of Campbell, Patsy Clark and John Finch), get-rich-quick guys, and they made it work.  A lot of people got rich.
Hecla is the last of the pioneer silver-lead mining companies that once flourished in the Silver Valley.
While the silver-lead mining created fabulous fortunes and employed many miners, it also created one of the nation's largest Superfund sites.
Hecla Mining is still around, and, as of 2020, is 128 years old.



30 July 2016

Electrifying pioneer


Pettit, Electrifying pioneer, 2016
So, it appears Enloe is famous for more than being the first guy to purchase the Clark Mansion.  This is his mausoleum just inside the gates to Greenwood Memorial Terrace.  
It is thanks to Eugene Enloe that electricity was brought to many towns in Eastern and Central Washington.  At one time he owned or controlled the systems for 45 towns, and was the builder of hydroelectric power plants in Okanogan County and Canada.
I never knew this shocking information.  Good to know!
His was also a rags-to-riches story, working as farmer, hotel manager, bakery owner which ended up generating $100,000 annual sales.
He got into electricity because his store had troublesom lighting.  He talked Washington Water Power to put in a line, then he took over the contract for managing the electricity.
When asked how he became successful, he had some really wise words:  "No young man will want to listen to my advice.  My formula isn't popular.  It is to work, not only eight hours a day, but 18 hours.  And save your money."
He was president of Idaho Portland Cement Co., the Enloe Electric Co. in Rosalia and the Enloe Investment Co.  He was head of the Spokane Realty Co. and a director at WWP, the Inland Empire Paper Co., Continental Coal Co. and others.
He died in 1945, just a few months after his wife passed away.

11 August 2016

Pioneer mines potential of Northwest

Pettit, Pioneer mines potential of Northwest, 2016

Pettit, Pioneer mines potential of Northwest, 2016

Another long article describing the history of Clark the man, and Clark the miner, and Clark the Mansion.
The story of Patrick "Patsy" Clark is broader than just that of a successful mining baron who built a beautiful mansion in Spokane's Browne's Addition.  It's also about an Irish family's immigration to America and, more so, about how two brothers built a fortune and remained close through life and death.
There has been some confusion as to when he was born, but John Richards, Clark's great-grandson, has done extensive research and found official peperwork showing he was born on St Patrick's Day in Belfast, Ireland, in 1851.
I also found that official information, which I included in the Ancestry profile.  Yes, I made a family tree for Patsy Clark.  That's the only way I can keep these characters straight.
Throughout their lives, Patsy and older brother James worked together.  James often took over the running of a mine after Patsy had established it.
"Patsy was definitely a double-A type of person and was the captain of everything," said Richards, author of the book "Patsy Clark, Mining Pioneer," published by the Spokane Corral of Westerners.  He is completing a fuller work, "The Life and Times of Patsy Clark."
Clark had an impressive work ethic, often sent money back to his mother in Ireland, helping bring the rest of his family to America.
Richards writes that once Patsy and James walked all the way from Utah to Montana.  There he met Mary Stack, married her.  Their first daughter, Mary, died in infancy.
I have to say, I thought so.  In his naturalization papers, Patsy wrote that he had three girls.  There may even be another daughter who died early.  According to other researchers, Mary's middle name may be Ignatius, but the only source anyone has is other trees.  That's not really a source, so as far as I am concerned, I don't know.
Patsy Clark experienced violence between union and non-union miners, as well as his lawsuit against Charles Sweeny over mine ownership.  Clark lost that lawsuit.
Clark and Sweeney lived near each other, attended the same Catholic church.  They were both generous to Our Lady of Lourdes Cathedral, with Clark donating the altar shipped from Italy, a baptismal fount and stained glass windows.
When Patsy Clark died in 1915 of a heart attack, he was first interred in James' mausoleum until his own could be finished.  Wife Mary joined him in 1948, along with their infant daughter Mary who died in Montana, infant son Thomas, and Clark's mother.
Other family members are also interred there.  There are two drawers that are vacant, and Richards said that someday he and his family and his sister Sharon Livengood and her family will be interred there as well.
Every Memorial Day weekend the interior of the mausoleum is cleaned and they place flowers outside.
All of Clark's siblings, except for one sister in Pennsylvania, are buried at Fairmount.
And so is Sweeny, whose own mausoleum stands just across the road ... facing the Clark family mausoleum.
Clark cannot seem to get away from Chuck Sweeney, even in death.

Parents

Mother was Mary Driscoll Clark 1828 - 1889.  No memorial that I can find
Father James C. Clark, 1827 - death unknown.  No memorial that I can find.

Wife and himself


Children

Patsy's infant daughter Mary Clark's Find a Grave Memorial 78329418 here.  She's listed with initial "I" probably for that elusive middle name Ignatius.  
Son Thomas Stack Clark's Find a Grave memorial here, 78357379
Son John Francis Clark 1886 - 1942, memorial here  78318112
Son James Blaine Clark 1887 - 1956, memorial here  73749683
Daughter Ella Teresa Clark Richards 1883 - 1957, memorial here.  157582299
Son Patrick W. Clark, 1885 - 1940, memorial here,  73749773
Daughter Marie Erma "Rhea" Clark Amsden, 1891 - 1969, memorial here   121673321
Daughter Katheryn Clark Lamey 1894 - 1937, no Find a Grave memorial that I can find. 

Siblings

Sister Bessie Clark Casey 1850-1918 buried in Pennsylvania, no memorial that I can find

miscellaneous

Find a Grave has an unknown Mary Clark 1833-1902 interred in the mausoleum 78322992.  I sent a message to the owner, as I don't know this Mary Clark.
Another Mary A. Clark 1860-1928 in Fairmount, memorial 78323061.  Again I don't have this particular Mary, but she's not in the family mausoleum.


12 October 2016

Council Connection Haunted and Spooky Spokane


Stratton, 2016


20 November 2016

Browne's Addition seeks extra historic protection


Prager, Browne's Addition seeks extra historic protections, 2016

Prager, Browne's Addition seeks extra historic protections, 2016

This article by Mike Prager discusses the demolishion of one older home, which will be replaced by a 15-unit apartment building.
Personally, cramming so many people in a small area is asking for crime and trouble, in my humble opinion.  But the developers didn't ask me.  In fact, as I started Nursing school in 2000, I didn't know about the historic Browne's Addition.  Rather, I heard all about the seedy side of the area.
Residents are concerned that the historic flavour of their neighborhood west of downtown will be lost.
The historic preservation office has the task of protecting the sense of place in that district.  It is one of the oldest residential areas of the city and historically was a favourite locale for successful business tycoons near the turn of the last century.
Currently, historic buildings cannot be demolished without a plan to replace them.  "Once they come down, they are gone for good."
Asher Ernst, an investor in the corporation that is developing the aprtments and townhouses, said Browne's Addition is destined to evolve with new housing, in large part because the historic large mansions are not marketable in today's society of smaller families and single residents.

2017

24 April 2017

Then and Now

Tinsley, 2017
The Clark Mansion as it looked about 1900.  Pretty cool!


Tinsley, 2017

The Clark Mansion in 2017.  At this point, it still belongs to the law firm who has put a lot of money into the building to restore it.  This photo looks like it was taken on a typical dreary rainy day.  It looks like there is a porch or railing on the front over the arch, and white paint that wasn't there in 1900?  And, there is at least one tree missing, probably that stolen Japanese Maple worth $2000 when it was forcibly removed from the ground.


Tinsley, 2017

This was one of the first articles I saw, which confused the snot out of me.  Here it says that Patsy Clark died in 1915, and Mrs Clark stayed in the mansion until her death in 1926.  It is true she lived in the home until 1926, but this is when she sold it to Eugene Enloe, and moved into nearby apartments with her son Patrick W. Clark.  Based on John Richards' statements, it is possible the money ran out and Mary Clark couldn't maintain the upkeep on the huge building.

1 November 2017

Painting the town

Pelle, 2017

This fellow painted the mansion, among other Spokane places.

15 November 2017

Protecting Spokane's architectural history

Vestal, Protecting Spokane's architectural history, 2017

A gleaming new apartment building sits at Third Avenue and Coeur d'Alene Street.  It's sleek, modular, modern -- attractive, but not much like the rest of the neighborhood, nor like the two homes it replaced, both of which were built in the 1890s.


Vestal, Protecting Spokane's architectural history, 2017



2018

The Life and Times of Patsy Clark:  Mining Pioneer by John H. Richards

Richards, The Life and Times of Patsy Clark:  Mining Pioneer, 2018

This is the year this book is published, and available for sale.  You can find it on his website https://www.johnhrichards.com/, or on facebook.  Sometimes it is at Costco, and sometimes he has a book signing event.  You should check it out!

1 December 2018

He was no stranger to Spokane Area

Camden, He was no stranger to Spokane area, 2018

Camden, He was no stranger to Spokane area, 2018

This article is very long, and I did nothing to make it shorter for you.  Because, well, ....    Anyway, the gist is that Bush came to Spokane about three times, hoping to create bipartisanship, and he ate at Patsy Clark's Restaurant.

3 December 2018

Check to Patsy Clark's from President Bush


Patsy Clark Mansion, 2018

Here is another image of that famous check that never got cashed.  This time, it is the actual, real, honest-to-goodness check, which I found on the Patsy Clark Mansion facebook page.  Wonder how much this slip of paper is worth now?

10 December

Patsy Clark and E.J. Brickell -- Giants of Spokane History


King, Patsy Clark and E.J. Brickell -- Giants of Spokane History, 2018

Here's a little viewing pleasure for you.  I have to admit, this is the first time I've come across the name E.J. Brickell, giant or not.   

20 December 2018

King's Guide Bonus Coverage: The Patsy Clark Mansion


King, King's Guide Bonus Coverage:  The Patsy Clark Mansion, 2018


Well, then.  Two for the price of one!  More information.  More Data is always good!  You're welcome.

25 December 2018

Christmas scene


Mulvany, 2018

This is a cute Christmas scene staged in front of one of the fireplaces at the Patsy Clark Mansion.  Just look at the ornate woodwork.  Just look at Santa's sox!  Santa, by the way, is Shawn Vestal, who wrote several articles we've already covered above.
Genevieve Palmquist checks out a unicorn toy while her older sister Serafina tells her brother David not to wake up Santa at the Patsy Clark Mansion in Browne's Addition.

2019

Official Website of John H. Richards, and to order his book

Once again, the official website to order the book, is https://www.johnhrichards.com/  (Richards, Official Website of John H. Richards, 2019).


Patsy Clark, History Preserved by Jones Lang LaSalle Brokerage, Inc.


So, as of 2019, this place is put up for sale through Jones Lang LaSalle Brokerage.  The Clark Mansion even has it's own website through them, http://www.2208w2ndave.com/?fbclid=IwAR3Tz6uWlAtwJLJfMXhxvlRIl35-K6iVfOYtO_KJINukCdy-E8x4tbi9LhY.
You can check out the amenities here
You can check out the history of the mansion here.  
You can see what they think is the upside potential of the place, here.  
You can see the mansion in a general way, here.  
And, if you are willing to fork out 2.1 million moolah, contact them here.

They have great photos, never before seen on my website.  I haven't asked them if I can use their photos, yet.  If they agree, I will add them here, but you gotta go see the thing on their own site.

History of the City of Spokane and Spokane Country, Volumes 1 and 2


In 1912, Wayne Durham took on the incredible task of writing the history of Spokane and Spokane Country, from it's earliest settlement to the present time [1912].  In two volumes, no less!  You can access them on Google Books, which is where I found the information I needed on James Clark, Patsy Clark and his son Patrick W. Clark.  (Durham, History of the City of Spokane and Spoane Country, Washington:  From It's Earliest Settlement to the PResent Time, Vol 1, 1912).  I'm not gonna write all that down again to cite volume 2.  Check it out in the resources below.

28 February 2019

Wikipedia: Patsy Clark Mansion

Check out the Wikipedia entry for the Patsy Clark Mansion.  No, it isn't really a creditable source, but there is some useful stuff there (Wikipedia -- Patsy Clark Mansion, 2019).

25 May 2019

Joseph and Lynda Schoenberg


Schoenberg Family, 2019

There are so many couples who started their lives together with either the wedding or the reception or both at the Clark Mansion, in whatever form it took at the time.  This couple was too cute to pass them up.

9 June 2019

Author Talk -- John H. Richards



Staff, Author Talk -- John H. Richards, 2019

I told you he did some book signing events.  Watch for them, but get your book first.

18 July 2019

Spokane's Patsy Clark Mansion can be yours for $2.1 million


This online article from King5 in Seattle has a video embedded in it, which I've put here.  It pretty much says what we've already covered here, nothing much new to look at, move along.  Unless, that is, you have money burning a hole in your pocket.

(Riordan, Spokane's Patsy Clark Mansion can be yours for $2.1 million, 2019)

http://www.king5.com/video/features/producers-picks/its-ready-to-stand-another-100-years-patsy-clark-mansion-up-for-sale/293-080945da-51c8-4da5-8afa-bdb1d5a0be76?jwsource=cl


24 November 2019

Patsy Clark Mansion for sale -- to the right buyer image


Clouse, Patsy Clark Mansion for sale, 2019


Clouse, Patsy Clark Mansion for sale, 2019

18 December 2019

The Patsy Clark Mansion now has a list price: $2.1 million


The article on KXLY indicates that the Clark Mansion now has a whopping list price, where it was on the market without a price.  Yes, I spilled the beans earlier.  OOOOps.

I will try to get permission to use the images.
(Robinson, 2019)

25 December 2019

How We Caught Santa On Our Roof


Vestal, S., How We Caught Santa On Our Roof, 2019

Cute article.  Cute photos.  Including the Santa image in the Clark Mansion.






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