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for the town was established December 17, 1859 and discontinued April 17, 1860. The next post office was established November 25, 1862 and called Fort Colville. Its name was changed to Colville on April 13, 1883. After the fort was abandoned in 1882, Pinkney City began to disappear with most
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Graham, Patrick J. 2006, Colville Collections Book Two Military Fort Colville, 1859-1882, Colville, Washington, Statesman-Examiner, ISBN No. 0-9705654-3-3-7
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Newton, Carl Abbott & Carver, Fred E, 1978, The Evolution of Washington Counties, Yakima Valley, Yakima Valley Genealogical Society,
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Harrigan papers: Map showing the location of the post office at Fort Colville and Pinkney City
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soon became an important trading center and, in 1860, the county seat for the original
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Stevens County Commissioners Journal Book A 1860-1883
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businesses moving three miles to the current town of
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Ghost town
The John Holst homestead near Colville
Pinkney City is located in Washington (state)
Pinkney City is located in the United States
48°34′35″N 117°52′41″W / 48.57639°N 117.87806°W / 48.57639; -117.87806
Country
State
Washington
County
Stevens
Time zone
UTC-8
Pacific (PST)
DST
UTC-7
Fort Colville (US Army)
Stevens County, Washington
Pinkney Lugenbeel
U.S. Army post
Spokane County
Stevens County
post office
Colville, Washington
Colville, Washington
List of ghost towns in Washington
Harrigan papers: Map showing the location of the post office at Fort Colville and Pinkney City
US Fort Colville Accounts Ledger
"U.S. Army founds Fort Colville on June 20, 1859. - HistoryLink.org"
"Stevens County -- Thumbnail History - HistoryLink.org"
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