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Historical Markers in Ferry County

 
Clickable Map of Ferry County, Washington and Immediately Adjacent Jurisdictions image/svg+xml 2019-10-06 U.S. Census Bureau, Abe.suleiman; Lokal_Profil; HMdb.org; J.J.Prats/dc:title> https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Usa_counties_large.svg Ferry County, WA (5) Lincoln County, WA (6) Okanogan County, WA (41) Stevens County, WA (12)  FerryCounty(5) Ferry County (5)  LincolnCounty(6) Lincoln County (6)  OkanoganCounty(41) Okanogan County (41)  StevensCounty(12) Stevens County (12)
Republic is the county seat for Ferry County
Adjacent to Ferry County, Washington
Lincoln County (6)  ►
Okanogan County (41)  ►
Stevens County (12)  ►
Kootenay Boundary, British Columbia (10)  ►
 
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1 ► Washington, Ferry County, Barney's Junction — 1 — Columbia/Munro Hotel —
First-class in every class, Stages to meet all Trains. Hot and Cold Water. Rooms with Baths. Livery in connection. Munro Hotel. Autos For Hire. Vehicles and Saddle Horses to all points in Stevens, Ferry and Lincoln counties. Twenty-four years in . . . — — Map (db m291725) HM
2 ► Washington, Ferry County, Barney's Junction — 10 — Mounce's Shell Service Station 1937/Mervin Mounce 1932 —
Mounce's Shell Service Station was located on the SW corner of Broadway & Franklin. — — Map (db m291727) HM
3 ► Washington, Ferry County, Barney's Junction — Townsite of Old Kettle Falls —
The town of Kettle Falls was built here as a resort center by investors from New York in 1890. The idea failed when the Spokane Falls and Northern Railway bypassed it in 1891. The town's 300 residents and some of its buildings were moved to . . . — — Map (db m291724) HM
4 ► Washington, Ferry County, Curlew — Chief Joseph Tonasket — 1822 - 1891 —
He proved himself a strong and able leader, and although his was not an inherited chieftainship, he was officially recognized as chief of the Okanogan Indians in about the year 1858. His whole life was a series of accomplishments for his people. — — Map (db m274066) HM
5 ► Washington, Ferry County, Curlew — Ranald MacDonald — 1824-1894 —
Adventurer, Seaman, and Miner A native of the Pacific Northwest and admired for his bravery, intelligence, and friendly cooperation, Ranald MacDonald is honored by the Japanese as their first teacher of the English language and culture. . . . — — Map (db m303285) HM
 
 
 
 
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Sep. 29, 2026