Historical Markers in Conconully, Washington

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Historical Markers in Conconully, Washington

1 ► Washington, Okanogan County, Conconully — Conconully — Okanogan County Historical Society —

Conconully sprang alive in 1896, a rip-roaring mining camp known as Salmon City. Fire wiped out most of the town in 1892, in May 1894 a run off flood roared down the north fork of Salmon Creek wiping out the business district. The reservoir below . . . — — Map (db m296629) HM

2 ► Washington, Okanogan County, Conconully — Conconully Lake History —

The lakes at Conconully were created by earthen work dams in the early 1900s to provide agricultural irrigation for farms and orchards to the south on Pogue Flat. Conconully Reservoir was one of the first two such Western water storage lakes . . . — — Map (db m303492) HM

3 ► Washington, Okanogan County, Conconully — First Okanogan County Courthouse —

This log cabin is a replica of the one that stood on the John Perkins ranch at the head of Johnson Creek and was Okanogan County's first courthouse. In March, 1888, the three commissioners, William Granger, George Hurley and Guy Waring, appointed by . . . — — Map (db m296634) HM

4 ► Washington, Okanogan County, Conconully — Scotch Creek Basin —

Scotch Creek Basin, bordered by Schalow Mt. on the west and by Dunn Mt. and the Lime belt on the east, provided an ancient Indian trail to the Sinlahekin valley and north to Canada. Contorted sediments in the landmark Barnett Bluff are evidence . . . — — Map (db m223520) HM

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