Parks Advocate Aubrey L. White
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"[gave] Spokane more park land per person than any city in America."   •  (2006) Monroe Street, Spokane, Washington   •  © 2006 Bryan Costales

Civic Leader Robert B Paterson
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"a man of extraordinary executive and commercial ability."   •  (2006) Monroe Street, Spokane, Washington   •  © 2006 Bryan Costales

Doctor Mary A Latham
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First woman doctor in (2006) Monroe Street, Spokane, Washington   •  © 2006 Bryan Costales

Sisters of Providence, Mother Joseph
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Best known as "builder of services,"   •  (2006) Monroe Street, Spokane, Washington   •  © 2006 Bryan Costales

Democrat May Arkwright Hutton
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"Worked for Women's Suffrage, and helped unwed mothers and homeless children..."   •  (2006) Monroe Street, Spokane, Washington   •  © 2006 Bryan Costales

Railroad Promoter Jay P Graves
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His donations of land, although prompted more by self-interest   •  than altruism, nevertheless resulted in Spokane's Manito Park   •  and a new campus for Whitworth College."   •  (2006) Monroe Street, Spokane, Washington   •  © 2006 Bryan Costales

Converted Christian Spokane Garry
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"Tried to become a citizen of the United States so that he   •  could legally have title to his Pleasant Prairie farm.   •  However, whites burned him out."   •  (2006) Monroe Street, Spokane, Washington   •  © 2006 Bryan Costales

Newspaperman William H. Cowles
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"Former chairman of the American Newspaper Publishers Association,   •  and a director of Landmark Communications and the   •  Seattle Times Company and Allied Daily Newspapers."   •  (2006) Monroe Street, Spokane, Washington   •  © 2006 Bryan Costales

The view looking up the Monroe Street toward the railroad
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