City of Nooksack, Washington

Store formerly owned by Heney, Osterman and Elder. Now owned by William Gillies and Pete Seaberg. William Gillies at extreme right, others unknown.

Hotel Nooksack, Mr. M.J. Heney built the hotel about 1889. It had 17-foot ceilings and a spiral stairway in the lobby.

Looking north on Nooksack Ave. about 1914. Brick buildings left to right: Mather Building with Berthiaume Barber Shop, News Office and Mather\'s Dry Goods and Groceries, Nooksack Mercantile Co. with Smith, Tilbury, Gillies and Seaberg, Nooksack Rochdale, Cyr Bros. Stage at "Bus Stop".

The first school house was located east of Nooksack and North of the Cemetery. A second school house was built on the grounds now occupied by the cemetery.

The original stores of Nooksack. Left to right: Dr. Thompson\'s Drugstore, Osterman and Elder Hardware Store which also housed the Post Office, M.J. Heney Grocery Store with a social hall above. In 1900 the Post Office moved to the north end of town.

Osterman\'s Boarding House later became Hotel Nooksack owned by William Swanson. Now the site of Vavra Auto Body.

Looking South on Nooksack Ave. Buildings from right to left: Bayes Blacksmith Shop, Bayes Hardware and Groceries (later became June Smith\'s Hardware and Harness), Post Office, Charles Bicycle Shop, location of former Hotel Nooksack, Gillies and Seaberg.

Mather Building, built in 1910 by S.G. Mather, it was dismantled 1979. In lower right are S.G. Mather and his daughter, Alice Mather Coghill.

Miller, Reed and Pease Creamery on Jackson St. behind Germain & Sons.

In 1905 this school was built in Nooksack. It was dismantled in 1949.

History

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