Legendary electric guitar maker, Lynn Ellsworth, dies in Spokane at 81
Legendary electric guitar maker, Lynn Ellsworth, dies in Spokane at 81
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Lynn Ellsworth poses for a photo with one of his custom guitars in his Spokane shop in 2015.
Tyler Tjomsland The Spokesman-Review
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Spokane, WA - September 15th, 2022 - Bolos: Lynn Ellsworth with attendees that owned his guitars at his 80th birthday party.
Phil Ellsworth
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San Francisco, CA -circa 1983 - Blake Ellsworth, Lynn Ellsworth, Phil Ellsworth, Amie Ellsworth and Patricia Ellsworth with the Guiness Book of World Records largest guitar.
Ellsworth Family Archive
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Spokane, WA - September 16th, 2022 - Lynn Ellsworth Guitar Shop: Portrait of Lynn Ellsworth in his guitar shop.
Phil Ellsworth
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Apex, NC - August 3rd, 2018: Portrait of Lynn Ellsworth.
Phil Ellsworth
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Spokane, WA - September 16th, 2022 - Lynn Ellsworth Guitar Shop: Portrait of Lynn Ellsworth in his guitar shop.
Phil Ellsworth
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Spokane, WA - September 16th, 2022 - Lynn Ellsworth Guitar Shop: Portrait of Lynn Ellsworth in his guitar shop.
Phil Ellsworth
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The Frankenstrat, a guitar that belonged to Eddie Van Halen, is shown here.
Courtesy Photo
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Veteran guitar builder Lynn Ellsworth leans against his classic Cadillac hearse in his driveway in Spokane Valley Friday, May 20, 2022. Known for carving the guitar body that Eddie Van Halen built into his own iconic black/red/white guitar and for his own brand, Boogie Bodies, is planning to retire from building electric guitars and step back from a lifetime of building guitars.
Jesse Tinsley The Spokesman-Review
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Lynn Ellsworth, a longtime electric guitar builder, relaxes at home with some of his creations, including one of his Boogie Bodies guitars, Thursday, May 19, 2022 in Millwood, Washington. Now almost 80 years old, Lynn is slowing down and preparing to retire from guitar building.
Jesse Tinsley The Spokesman-Review
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