Roslyn Revisited

Time, it seems, stands still in Roslyn

Observers predicted Roslyn would become a ghost town when the last mine shut down in 1963. Instead, it became a time capsule of the 1920s, the last decade of prosperity before the decline of King Coal.

The Roslyn Revisited  series takes you back to a time when Roslyn was the center of the largest mining field in the Pacific Northwest - a bustling self-sufficient town of 5,000 in the heart of the Cascades. Learn about  their snowbound winters, mine disasters, progressive school system and the wild years of Jonesville, a company town a few miles north.
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Roslyn postmark from its heydey when mail was delivered twice a day (as noted by the 11 am time stamp).
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Each Roslyn Revisited booklet includes a copy of a Roslyn postoffice postmark.

The Roslyn Revisited series...

is the ideal gift for your favorite history buff. Each 5 1/2" x 8 1/2"  ten-page photo album includes rare views of Roslyn's past and the stories that made it great. Bound by black elastic cording and packaged in a clear cellophane sleeve.
Roslyn Revisited, Volume 1:
Winter in Roslyn
Snow has always been synonymous with life in Roslyn, especially in its earliest snowbound
years that often left them cut off from the outside world. Learn how children and adults coped
with its reality and about the great storm of 1916.
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Roslyn Revisited, Volume II:
Jonesville
There's nothing left of Jonesville, a small company town about three miles northwest of Roslyn.
During its brief lifespan, however, Jonesville was known as party central - and people from Roslyn
and Ronald walked the railroad tracks to attend their dances. Read about Jonesville life compacted
into the twenty short years of its existence.
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Roslyn Revisited, Volume III:
Roslyn Public School Distric No. 24
In an age when less than ten percent of American teenagers graduated from high school and even
fewer company towns offered high school education, Roslyn opened a state-of-the-art high school
in 1910. Learn about this progressive school district with over 1,000 students that attracted state-wide
acclaim.
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Roslyn Revisited, Volume IV:
A Black Day in May: Roslyn Mine Disaster
When the streets of Roslyn began to rumble May 10, 1892, residents thought it was an earthquake
until they saw the black smoke pouring out of the No. 1 mine. Read about the worst mining disaster
in Washington state history that took the lives of 45 miners.
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Roslyn Revisited, Volume V:
October 3, 1909: The day The Shaft exploded
Just minutes after inspectors report no dangerous gases in the No. 4 mine (better know as The Shaft)
a huge fireball shoots 400 feet into the air. Follow the hour-by-hour timeline as fire crews struggle to
save the town from burning down and rescuers recover victims.
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Roslyn Revisited: Vols I -V
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