Along the Line:
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Heart of the downtown area was the company store building, through which all employees were expected to purchase their every need and
want. The store had sattelite facilities in the outlying log camps and facilities. Heritage Junction Museum of McCloud, Inc. |
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A modern day repeat view of the above image. The building has been used for primarily retail stores in recent decades, including the
McCloud hardware store for a good part of the 1980s and early 1990s. Much of the building is now a bed and breakfast operation. Jeff Moore. |
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Looking north from the old store building. The structure that currently houses the Heritage Junction
Museum of McCloud is just visible on the right side of the frame. The two buildings beyond are the post office and a bank building, both occupy the site of the McCloud opera house. Photo is by Peter Ely and is from
the Drew Toner collection. |
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The following links are to historic photographs of McCloud from the Eastman Photo Collection in the Special Collections Department of the
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