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Reardan, Washington
Famous Native American writer Sherman Alexie attended Reardan High School, which is featured in a few of his stories.
World War II Medal of Honor recipient PFC Joe E. Mann was born July 8th, 1922 in Reardan and was killed in action, September 19th, 1944, in Best, the Netherlands. A soldier assigned to the 502nd PIR, 101st Airborne Division, the Army Reserve office in Hillyard (NE Spokane) was named in his honor.
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June
Reardan Mule Days
Held the first weekend of June. Parade, Fun Run, carnival, craft show, bingo, 3-on-3 basketball, car show, horse and mule events, melodrama, bicycle ride, BBQ, tractor show, music, dance, beer garden.
August
The Buggy Barn Annual Outdoor Quilt Show & Folk Art Sale
Held in late August. Quilts are hung from buildings, clotheslines and draped over the fences. The really big quilts can be displayed on the big barn. You're invited to share your quilts at the quilt show.
877.339.0281,
www.BuggyBarnQuilts.com
September
All City Garage Sale & Craft Show
Held in early September. Over 50 garage sales, more than 40 craft booths in the park. |
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Future Home of the Inland Empire Railway Society Museum
Hutterian Brethren
Tours, meals and baked goods are available. 509.299.5400
The Buggy Barn
Just a short picturesque drive from Spokane, in Washington's wheat country, you'll find our store tucked inside a century old carriage house, dubbed The Buggy Barn by the 96 year old daughter of the man who homesteaded here.
877.339.0281,
www.BuggyBarnQuilts.com
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Reardan Audubon Lake
Reardan abuts a 270 acre watchable wildlife refuge. Trails will be open for birdwatchers in 2007. |
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