The Wallace Experience - 1910 Fire
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The Wallace Experience
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| Collection |
Pulaski - 1910 Fire Exhibit |
| Creator |
Jim McReynolds |
| Credit line |
Created by Jim McReynolds |
| Date |
1910 |
| Abstract |
The Worstell family built a new two story brick building at the corner of Seventh and Bank Streets for their furniture store in 1909. The original wooden building built in 1888 by William Worstell was moved down the block adjacent to the new building. Bruce Worstell ran the store with some help from his brothers, Attorney H. E. Worstell and Probate Judge Lawerance Worstell. The new brick Worstell building became a key location in the fight to save Wallace. |
| Object ID |
2010.21.041 |
| Object Name |
Slide, PowerPoint |
| Title |
The Worstell Store and the Worstell Family |
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COPYRIGHT INFORMATION ~ For access to this image, contact the Museum. When using this image, the credit line should be in the following format: Image courtesy of the Wallace District Mining Museum and the US Forest Service.
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Last modified on: August 16, 2010
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