A one-story wooden building identified as the T.C. Van Epps Books and Stationery Store, Olympia, 1876. (34/44)

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A one-story wooden building identified as the T.C. Van Epps Books and Stationery Store, Olympia, 1876.

Five men stand on the sidewalk in front of the store, looking at the photographer. The man in the center, with a full beard, is identified as owner T.C. Van Epps. To the right of the store is an entryway with steps leading to an upper story. A man stands in front of that entryway.

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