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‘Flashback’ to the Peninsula of the ’60s
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Marsh’s Free Musem in Long Beach, Washington
ILWACO, WASH. — The
Columbia Pacifi c Heritage
Museum’s latest exhibit,
“Flashback: Remember-
ing the 60s,” shows what
everyday life was like during
that decade of change on the
Long Beach Peninsula.
The show will be on view
Friday, Oct. 27, through Sat-
urday, March 10. An opening
reception will take place 5 to
7 p.m. Oct. 27.
The 1960s were big time
for the Long Beach Penin-
sula. In 1961, the loss of the
fi shing vessel Mermaid and
the motor lifeboat Triumph
became the impetus for the
founding of the National
A sign welcoming people to the Long Beach Peninsula in the 1960s
Motor Lifeboat School at
Cape Disappointment in
1968.
Ilwaco was a happening
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in Long Beach made an
exciting new acquisition with
Jake the Alligator Man. De-
velopers “found the beach”
and created new communi-
ties such as Surfside Estates
and Tides West. Roads were
expanded and the “new”
Astoria/Megler Bridge made
a great impact on everyday
life. This exciting new exhi-
bition highlights everyday
life on the Peninsula in the
‘60s and documents many of
these changes.
“Flashback” is accompa-
nied by the museum’s annual
6x6 (6-inch-by-6-inch) art
show and auction. More than
60 artists have contributed a
piece with this year’s theme
“Something Happening
Here.” The artwork will be
on display Friday, Oct. 27,
until the auction Saturday,
Nov. 4.
On Friday, Nov. 17, part
No. 2 of “Flashback” will
open with a special “cof-
feehouse concert” with the
Brownsmead Flats. The ex-
hibition will feature a newly
installed gallery dedicated to
the pastimes of the era.
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