Random images & musings from the metro of McCleary, Grays Harbor County, Washington (not affiliated with City of McCleary)
Save our window project
Aug. 7, 2011.
Henry McCleary had this Methodist Church constructed and a stained glass window placed in memory of his wife, Ada, in the 1920s. The building was designed by architect Joseph Wohleb. The land was donated by the Briscoe family. The window was apparently in bad repair and needed refurbishing in 2011.
Henry McCleary had this Methodist Church constructed and a stained glass window placed in memory of his wife, Ada, in the 1920s. The building was designed by architect Joseph Wohleb. The land was donated by the Briscoe family. The window was apparently in bad repair and needed refurbishing in 2011.
Closed
Aug. 2, 2016
McCleary's only tavern has been closed for two or three years now. The space has always been a bar ever since the building was constructed ca. 1950.
The adjoining storefront was originally Billie's Cafe in the 1950s and 1960s. It later became a very nice bakery in the 1970s. Around the 1990s it had a high turnover of owners who operated restaurants. There was one string of names that probably didn't help. First, the Feed Bag, then, Bear Buns, and finally, Squatty's.
At some point in recent history the wall between the tavern and the cafe was opened up. The cafe is now closed as well.
McCleary's only tavern has been closed for two or three years now. The space has always been a bar ever since the building was constructed ca. 1950.
The adjoining storefront was originally Billie's Cafe in the 1950s and 1960s. It later became a very nice bakery in the 1970s. Around the 1990s it had a high turnover of owners who operated restaurants. There was one string of names that probably didn't help. First, the Feed Bag, then, Bear Buns, and finally, Squatty's.
At some point in recent history the wall between the tavern and the cafe was opened up. The cafe is now closed as well.
Subscribe to:
Comments (Atom)






