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'Stone House' is the local's apt nickname for this mossy relic deteriorating just steps off WA Hwy 14 in Skamania. Its history has yet to come to light.
'Stone House' is the local's apt nickname for this mossy relic deteriorating just steps off WA Hwy 14 in Skamania. Its history has yet to come to light.
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This is also known as the “nellie corser stone house”, “nellie corser unit”, “nellie corser homestead”, “duncan creek stone house”. You should be able to find some more info if you google these names/titles, hope this helps! And Thank you for the info and directions! Me and my daughter have been wanting to check this out for a while now just haven’t gotten around to it, hopefully sometime this summer! Thanx again!
This is also known as the “nellie corser stone house”, “nellie corser unit”, “nellie corser homestead”, “duncan creek stone house”. You should be able to find some more info if you google these names/titles, hope this helps! And Thank you for the info and directions! Me and my daughter have been wanting to check this out for a while now just haven’t gotten around to it, hopefully sometime this summer! Thanx again!
Comment at Kristi Does PDX: Skamania Stone House by Heather Blackburne, May 14, 2016
https://kristidoespdx.com/2016/03/skamania-stone-house (Accessed May 18, 2022)
The Stone House ruins are on private property. Curious Gorge Guidebook made an unintended mistake inviting people to visit this spot. Please do not attempt to visit the Stone House ruins, as you’d be trespassing.
Scott Cook, Curious Gorge Blog. https://curiousgorgeblog.wordpress.com/stone-house-ruins-b16 (Accessed: May 18, 2022)The Stone House ruins are on private property. Curious Gorge Guidebook made an unintended mistake inviting people to visit this spot. Please do not attempt to visit the Stone House ruins, as you’d be trespassing.
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