Sun Setting on Nakashima Barn Acrylic Print

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The setting sun brightens the historic Nakashima Barn on State Route 9, the trailhead for the Centennial Trail north of Arlington. The trail rides on the old rail bed of the Seattle, Lake Shore, and Eastern Railway, later the Northern Pacific. The barn, built in 1908, was part of a dairy farm owned by Kamezo and Miye Nakashima, who were among the earliest Japanese families to farm within Snohomish County. They operated it as a dairy farm until World War II when they were forced into an internment camp and compelled to sell the farm. December, 2020.

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