From the Archives - March 18, 2021
(Photo Courtesy of Boundary County Museum)
The little “knob,” at the base of the hill, south of Eatonville was used by local residents as a “camping” site. In 1891-92, the Great Northern Railway constructed a rail line between the hill and the small town of Eatonville, removing some of the “knob.” Alongside the tracks, the railroad had graded out a “work” road which the local people began to use...
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