By John McCallum
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Highlighting Cheney's historical high points

New museum exhibit tracks city from founding through mid-20th century - and hopefully further

 

Last updated 6/19/2014 at 9:53am

John McCallum

Cheney Historical Museum director Joan Mamanakis works on elements of the new city timeline exhibit.

At one point in time in the early to mid-1900s, Cheney had a business that accounted for one-third of all the cheese produced in Washington, another that shipped a locally invented product around the world, and a favorite son who became governor.

If you didn't know these facts, you have a chance to learn about them and more by checking out the Cheney Historical Museum's latest exhibit - a timeline of the city from founding through the mid-20th century. The exhibit, which runs up one side of the museum's center aisle and down the other, is the product of years of accumulating information.

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