Welcome to Sandpoint Magazine!

Summer 1996 edition

Features

• Sailor's Ahoy - During World War II, North Idaho hosted Farragut Naval Training Station, one of the nation's largest inland naval bases.
  Fifty years after its decommissioning, here is an affectionate look back by local author Marianne Love.
  Check out this sidebar story, Farragut Caught in Time, about the role photographer Ross Hall played in recording Farragut's history. Plus, Farragut Now, a look at today's premier state park. Photos.
• Stephen Lyman - A last interview with the late artist, whose beautiful wilderness paintings make him one of the nation's top limited edition print artists.
• Local Sounds - A visit with two hot Bonner County bands. Photo.
• Views of Paradise - Take a couple hikes that are positively intoxicating.
• Building for the Health of it - Explore a new trend in "healthy homes."

Almanac

Browse our Sandpoint Almanac of information, featuring the fact and fancy of our town.

• Jolanda, the Bike Champ - Her two wheel quest for the love of racing.
• Pend Oreille Brewing - A new taste for Sandpoint!
• Old-Time Cowboy - Will McCain Clauson keeps the West alive. Photo.
• The Shawnodese - Captain Curtis Pearson's new chartering vessel. Photo.
• The Old West - Taste North Idaho at the Western Pleasure Guest Ranch.
• Kinetic Art - Tom Brunner takes sculpting to another level.
• Hemp - It's rope, not dope!
  

Sandpoint Magazine is published twice a year (Winter and Summer editions) by Keokee Co. Publishing, Inc. All contents are COPYRIGHT 1996 by Keokee Co. Publishing, Inc. For more information about Keokee Publishing, including our books and web services, visit the Keokee Web Site, or e-mail us at [email protected].

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