John M. Kemble Livres

In the center of the Grand Coulee in Washington State is the largest extinct waterfall in the world, Dry Falls. A gathering place for travelers over the decades, Dry Falls continues its legacy of creating memories among everyone who comes to visit. What started as "a damn hole in the ground" has become a marvel of the scientific community, dreamers, poets, and adventurers alike. How did it become the behemoth of the tourism industry that it is today? Located at the base of Dry Falls is a string of lakes that would forever become entwined with the history of the area and the creation of Sun Lakes. Take a journey to the Dry Falls of yesteryear in this book and find out how it all came together to create one of the most visited and inspirational state parks in Washington history.

The book is a reprint of a classic work originally published in 1857, preserving its historical significance and offering readers a chance to explore its themes and characters in a contemporary format. This edition maintains the integrity of the original text, allowing for a deeper understanding of the context and ideas presented at the time of its first release. It serves as an important piece for those interested in literary history and the evolution of storytelling.