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The Frequency Changing Station was
an important part of an early electrical power and transportation
conglomerate. The station distributed power generated by the
Inland Power Plant at Nine Mile Falls, which provided power for
the Spokane and Inland Empire Railway system, a network that provided
freight and passenger service along 250 miles of track radiating
from Spokane south to the Palouse wheat district and east to Coeur
d'Alene, Idaho. In addition, the plant supplied surplus power
to small communities along the route.
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