Coming home
Will Valentine and Bob Camp examine a bell, later determined to be the city's "lost" bell at Way Out West Antiques in Spokane. The store's owner, Mike Ferguson, agreed to sell it to the Music Conservatory of Sandpoint, so that it could once again become a beacon for the community.
(Photo courtesy KARIN WEDEMEYER)
Karin Wedemeyer rings a bell which once sat atop Sandpoint City Hall, now the Music Conservatory of Sandpoint. After missing for decades, the bell was discovered at Way Out West Antiques and is headed home to Sandpoint.
A closeup of the old Sandpoint City Hall bell.
(Photo courtesy BONNER COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY & MUSEUM)
Will Valentine and Bob Camp inspect the old Sandpoint City Hall bell as it sits outside Way Out West Antiques in Spokane.
A closeup of the old Sandpoint City Hall bell.
(Photo courtesy BONNER COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY & MUSEUM)
A closeup of the old Sandpoint City Hall Bell.
(Photo courtesy BONNER COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY & MUSEUM)
A closeup of the old Sandpoint City Hall bell.
(Photo courtesy BONNER COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY & MUSEUM)
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The day after Bonner County Historical Museum officials announced they were on a mission to find a missing Sandpoint city bell, Bob Camp popped into the research room...
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