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The Walker Ames House

The Walker Ames Mansion was built in 1889 for the mill's master mechanic William Walker. His daughter married the mill's manager Edwin Ames who also lived here. Thus Walker-Ames, one of Washington's Most Haunted.

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Upstairs hallway

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