![Hubert Blonk Photographs of Grand Coulee Dam](../../assets/md5images/d2432bf72f3ec896ac1277fe6a6d22ed.jpg)
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Source
Hubert Blonk Papers. SPC-006-0628-5-27-14
Document Type
Image
Creation Date
January 1938
Date Information
circa 1938
Physical Description
Black and white photograph print
Description
The front entrance of the Mason City Theatre in Mason City, Washington, a "New Deal town" created to house and serve workers building the Grand Coulee Dam. Two men stand near the door of the building, one in white overalls, the other resting his foot on a saw horse. A man and woman stand on the boardwalk in front of the theater. Posters advertise movies that will play at the theater, including Maid's Night Out.
Repository
Archives & Special Collections, Eastern Washington University Libraries.
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Keywords
Mason City (Wash.) [town]; Theaters