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Looking back Hangman Creek in 1925

In the Spokane area, during the warm days of summer in 1925, Hangman Creek, west of the city was a popular spot to cool off. Harold Van Horne, who submitted the photo, and his brother Hank are the two young boys in the center of the photo.In the Spokane area, during the warm days of summer in 1925, Hangman Creek, west of the city was a popular spot to cool off. Harold Van Horne, who submitted the photo, and his brother Hank are the two young boys in the center of the photo. (Photo submitted by Harold Van HornePhoto submitted by Harold Van Horne / The Spokesman-Review)
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In the Spokane area, during the warm days of summer in 1925, Hangman Creek, west of the city was a popular spot to cool off. Harold Van Horne, who submitted the photo, and his brother Hank are the two young boys in the center of the photo.In the Spokane area, during the warm days of summer in 1925, Hangman Creek, west of the city was a popular spot to cool off. Harold Van Horne, who submitted the photo, and his brother Hank are the two young boys in the center of the photo. (Photo submitted by Harold Van HornePhoto submitted by Harold Van Horne / The Spokesman-Review)

In the Spokane area, during the warm days of summer in 1925, Hangman Creek west of the city was a popular spot to cool off. Harold Van Horne, who submitted the photo, and his brother, Hank, are the two young boys in the center of the group.