LOOKING BACK: Pearson Garage in the 1930s
The Spokesman-Review Fri, Oct 13, 2000 ·Page 60
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Photo submitted by Lorna (Pearson) Hole, daughter of Gunnar
Pearson
Eventually home to a McDonald’s
In the early 1930s, Gunnar Pearson, far left, operated this garage
at Indiana and Monroe in Spokane. Originally Gunnar and his brother Swan, far
right, worked as mechanics at Armour’s Packing Co. Gunnar eventually bought out
his brother and continued to operate the business for many years. A McDonald’s restaurant
now stands at the site. The man second from the right is Ernest Ohland, Gunnar
Pearson’s brother-in-law. The fourth man is unidentified.
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