Downtown Spokane Heritage walks
A series of heritage walking tours are available to folks interested in the history of downtown buildings
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The Spokane Flour Mill, center right, can be seen on the north bank of the Spokane River. Glover Mansion Events LLC, operator of Chateau Rive At The Flour Mill, has completed the buy-out of the venue.
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A runner glides past the pedestrian bridge near the Clocktower, June 13, 2016, in Spokane, Wash. The Army Corps of Engineers is requiring the city to preserve Expo historical sites.
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The eight-story Sherwood Building, recently renamed the Cutter Tower, has stood on the 500 block of West Riverside Avenue since 1917. It was built by pioneer businessman John D. Sherwood, who arrived in Spokane in 1883. Its ornate facade, designed by Kirtland Cutter, is complemented by the taller Old National Bank building across Stevens Street to the east.
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