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Photo Albums

Take A Stroll Down Memory Lane

Albums include:

Pictures from: A Pictorial History Sunnyside, Washington Volume One
Pictures from: A Pictorial History Sunnyside, Washington Volume Two
The Early Days of Sunnyside
Sunnyside Now
1965 Advertisements from our Senior Annual
1964 Advertisements from our Junior Annual
Our Home Town
Schools
Entertainment
Churches
Agricultural
City Streets of Sunnyside
Travel & Transportation
Sunnyside Businesses
1985 20 Year Reunion
1995 30 Year Reunion
2000 35 Year Reunion
2005 40 Year Reunion
2010 45 Year Reunion
Group Get Togethers

With written permission from Tim Graff, Publisher, Sunnyside Daily Sun News, the following pictures have been taken from A Pictorial History Sunnyside, Washington Volume One

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With written permission from Tim Graff, Publisher, Sunnyside Daily Sun News, the following pictures have been taken from A Pictorial History Sunnyside, Washington Volume Two.

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The Early Days of Sunnyside

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1900s early Sunnyside, Washington - Street Scene

1900s Street Scene Mayhew Street Sunnyside WA

1907-14 Sixth St Looking North from F St Sunnyside Wa

1909 Sunnyside, Washington, View of Main Street

1911 6th St Looking South Showing Reads Laundry

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Sunnyside Now

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D10 Cat Its machines like this that help make the valley a garden of eden plus water

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1965 Advertisements from our Senior Annual

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1964 Advertisements from our Junior Annual

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Our Home Town

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1947 when all but two lots were sold and new Houses were almost finished

Place was bought in 1943 by Ray Dixon from Bud and Hattie Walker

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Schools

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1948 1988 40 years of Sunnyside Christian School

1950s Wendell Phillips School Fire Drill

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Many of the original school buildings in Sunnyside, and the town of Outlook just northwest of town, have either burned to the ground or been demolished to make way for bigger and better structures. One of the original structures still in use is the Lincoln School Building which sits at the intersection of Lincoln and Sixth Street. Erected in 1927, it is a two story structure with an adjacent gymnasium attached to the east wing of the building. In 1928, female teachers were not allowed to marry. Doing so would void their contract to teach.

The land that Lincoln School sits on was donated to the school district by H. Lloyd Miller in 1926. He and his wife later donated the land next to it between the school and 9th Ave. to be used for play fields for the students. Lincoln still remains as one of the oldest buildings in the school district. It has been remodeled and renovated to accommodate the administrative offices for the district. It also houses classrooms for kindergarten. administrative offices for the district. It also houses classrooms for kindergarten.

Places to Eat

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