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Cambern Dutch Windmill, 1102 S. Perry

1102 S. Perry Street

Historic Name/Common Name Cambern  Dutch Windmill/ Lorien Herbs & Natural Foods
Date Built c. 1929
Architect/Builder Charles R. Wood
Date Listed on the Spokane Register -
Date Listed on the National Register March 16, 1989
Historic District -
Neighborhood East Central

Statement of Significance

Erected in 1929, this was originally one of the several "Dutch Shops" built by the Cambern Corp., a well known bakery and ice cream business in town.  By 1935 it was converted to house a  lunch counter and grocery store, before later being divided into two apartments.  The whimsical windmill structure is one of three former windmill "Dutch Shops" that remain in Spokane.

Website  www.LorienHerbs.com  Email info@lorienherbs.com

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