POST HISTORY

The post changed meeting places around town many times. Frank Elliot who was the third Post Commander, leased property to the Post for five years.  Frank charged the post one dollar per year for rent.  On Armistice Day,1928 the Post broke ground for it's permanent home, on Franks land in Snohomish County.  Over the years the Post acquired the deed to the property.  On October 6, 1967 the Post sold that 28 acres. On December 13, 1967, Harry Kveum sold part of his property in Bothell, Washington to the Post.  On September 27, 1968 ground was broken for the new Post.