Susanville, 1941. Courtesy of Linda Moore.While examining the file of L.L. Frost, one of the graves that we will be visiting on the forthcoming Centennial Cemetery tour, there were a couple of interesting photographs in the file. This particular one caught my attention, as it shows the old auto court on Quarry Street at the base of Inspiration Point. Usually, photographers crop off at Pine Street, so one rarely sees this little known area of Susanville.
Tomorrow, I will have more details about the cemetery tour, with times and dates, so one has plenty of time to mark your calendar.
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I found a box in my attic from the 40’s or 50’s after we bought our house on fairfield with the name frost on it. I’m not sure if I still have it but I wonder if there is any relation.
I found a box in my attic from the 40’s or 50’s after we bought our house on fairfield with the name frost on it. I’m not sure if I still have it but I wonder if there is any relation.
It could be that of C.W. Frost who started the gunsmithing program at Lassen College in 1946.
You are probably right. It looked like a box a rifle would have come in.