Ten historial markers being placed in Bonney Lake | Courier-Herald

Ten historial markers being placed in Bonney Lake

September 9, 2009 5:54 pm

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City of Bonney Lake maintenance worker Peter Spain eyes a stainless steel plate he's placing on a sandstone rock in front of the Public Safety Building – the site of the Old City Hall. The stone is one of 10 historical markers being placed by the city and Greater Bonney Lake Historical Society. Other permanent markers will be placed at Perfield Hop Farm

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