Spilyay tymoo., December 20, 1985, Page 3, Image 3

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Old houses evoke memories of yesterday
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pilyay
T ymoo
December 20,1985
Page 3
Doprs now insecurely hang on a single hinge, glass
lay broken and scattered next to spaces that were
\once windows and a bird leaves its nest, built co zily
junder eaves that barely support a roof.
I Little by little, with lack of care and use, these
¡houses w ill deteriorate, eventually becoming part of
■the soil. Until then, it is pleasant to remember when
¿these old houses were strong and sturdy, beaming
with fife. Water could be seen boiling on the stove and
¡children heard as the screen door slammed while they
excitedly ran outside to play. .
Spilyay Tymoo photos by Marsha Shewczyk
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H ow many times have people daydreamed out of this window?
The front porch where afternoons were once spent by residents of the Louie Pitt, Sr. house at Tenino still retain its character.
Time has taken its toll on log structure once used as shed at old Dan Howard homestead near R ed Lake.
Porcelain fuse meter remains part ofSimnasho house once occu-
pie d y y the Tootick family.